Universita degli Studi di Verona

Try to find out if any uni's abroad are doing anything that is at all relevant to your final year courses. It's very unlikely but you can always try.

The main thing is to attend the language classes as they are likely to be the only thing directly relevant to your course at your home uni and they are brilliant for getting a better understanding of all those hazy grammar concepts. Other than that, it's left up to you what you can find of use accademically but sadly the lack of structure or anyone even knowing or caring that you're there to study at all does not encourage you to spend hours buried in books...

I would like to live on campus because it is very cheap, however,you have to share your room with anoher student.

More info on academic options.

Hard to comment without experience of others in Italy.

i was working in a company, i didn't go to lessons.

i can't speak abour the academic life, i don't know it.