Università degli Studi di Palermo

High level courses in private law, commercial law, Roman law and international law.

I've studied at University of Palermo between 2015 and 2017 and spent the last year studying abroad, in Spain. The chance i had to see the differences is probably the reason of my rating.  In Italy, as in Spain, courses were compulsory but worse organizated. I've experienced also the difference about the teachers i had in both University: My italian refence about the Erasmus was totally ignorant about how to apply the project, how fill the form and every kind of information, then I've made everything by myself and solved my mistakes through the meeting with my spanish reference. Moreover italian professors are not very helpful or kind with students nor quick on replying our emails. Some of them are used to not attend classes where they should work. In Spain no one of those thing happened in 10 months. i could say the same about who (should) work inside the administration.

Teachers are always there for you whenever you need help. Studying at Palermo gives you opportunity to get out of your comfort zone and explore your horizon. Italians are really calm and helpful.

I had a variety of courses that covered economics and mainly politics and development.  That widened my knowledge when it comes to the functioning of different institutions of the world.  The teachers were really helpful and encouraging.

professor here are very helpful, and when it comes to my course it's a blend of social studies.