University of Southampton

avoid futures & options if you are not really interested in this field, you should be good at maths for this course; management research interesting and helpful for dissertation; entrepreneurial management very interesting, teacher very good; operational management: teachers nice and helpful

it is strange hardly being able to achieve 100 %; 60 % is good

No, I really enjoyed my academic life. I was following academic courses (Astronautics and Spacecraft Engineering Design) and I was doing a research project for the Astronautics Department of the University at the same time. I was very free to organize myself. I had to do marketing researches and then provide a design solution for a micro-spectrometer to be mounted on a nano-satellite. The aim of the nano-satellite constellation (several nano-satellites on orbit) is to make measurements of the ocean colour and radiations.

The relationship between teachers and students is very good and teachers are more like colleagues who help you to study. The courses were mainly very interesting but partly quite a lot of work.

It was alright. It was quite a lot of work but you really learn something useful and learn how you apply certain things. There are a lot of pracical examples.

I took 3 exams (Microeconomics, Priciples of finance and Organization and management)at the end of semester..it was quite hard at the beginning because of the language, but I found it excellent the organization of courses: lectures+teamwork..in Italy we have only lectures, that is less useful.

none

The examination structure was a little bit unclear.

All courses I attended were pretty easy. The best one was "Project Management".

It should be possible for Erasmus students to attend postgraduate courses, because the undergraduate courses were too easy.