Università degli Studi di Torino

These are the main courses taken at the University of Turin in Italy:

ADVANCED CORPORATE FINANCE AND CAPITAL MARKETS; BUSINESS ORGANISATION AND BEHAVIOUR; INTERNATIONAL GAAP AND FINANCIAL STATEMENT ANALYSIS; INTERNATIONAL LAW AND TAXATION; INTERPRETING THE MACROECONOMIC SCENARIO; QUANTITATIVE METHODS FOR DECISION MAKING; SAFETY, QUALITY AND ENVIRONMENT MANAGEMENT;  STRATEGIC MARKETING. 

These are the main courses I took during my Erasmus experience in Nicosia at CIIM:

INFORMATION SECURITY MANAGEMENT; DERIVATIVES AND FINANCIAL ENGINEERING; COMPLIANCE, SUPERVISION AND FINANCIAL REPORTING; INVESTMENT AND PORTFOLIO MANAGEMENT.

The university of Turin is a very good university as education level, the city of turin in close to the CERN nuclear and subnuclear international reserach center and many teacher and also students both study and work at university and work in CERN or attend stages or works experience in CERN research center, this way, also the level of education for particular and nuclear subnuclear subject in very high. And is possible to come in touch with that reality faster then in others university of phyisics.

I love my subject of study because it's giving me the opportunity to take my English to the next level, nearly mothertongue, and it gave me the opportunity to learn a new language from the very beginning: German. I also have improved my skills in the French language as I've chosen it as my third language of study. 
I like the way my courses are oganised, even if I would like to have more hours of conversation lesson in order to practice and acquire full mastery of these languages. However the professors are very competent and they way of teaching is very effective and efficient.

I took part in the double degree program with Zhejiang University (Haining - China). I spent the first year in Turin and I found the courses well structured and organised. The professors are very competent and the courses were interesting. 
I spent the second year in China. Overall, the experience was very nice and useful, but the classes were not high standard. As a matter of facts, most professors did haven't a high level of English so it was hard to follow the courses. Moreover, the content of the classes was not a master level.