idankor ha espresso, nel pieno possesso delle sue facoltà mentali, la seguente opinione:so far i\'ve been told about:Perugia, Padova, Bologna, Ferrara, Milano, Roma, Pavia, Verona, Firenze and some morethe most important thing to me is the universityi want to learn in a place that has great learning atmosphere
I don\'t like to say this, but you may be disappointed from italian university... generally, it\'s considered kind of old-fashioned, not too well organized, with a poor teacher-learner partnership from foreign students. I think that Israelian education, as the one in other European countries and in the States, is more dynamic. For instance, medicine in Italy is way less practical and more theoretical than in other places.IMHO also our approach has its pros... you decide.
and of course nice city, not to chaotic and gray.
Mmmmh... a lot of universities we\'ve suggested are in Northern Italy, in the deep of Pianura Padana (Po\'s plane), which can be sort of gray and foggy... Trieste is windy but it\'s on the sea (hot summers, not too cold winters). Rome is a beautiful city (Roma caput mundi!), but you should ask somebody which is the best medicine university there (there are three, I think).
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