Hello, I have a question. As a med student (1 year) who studies in a European country, how can I transfer to Sapienza University? Is it with ECTS, or do I have to give exams
Do we need to learn Italian for day-to-day communication or do we also need to learn the Italian translation of certain medical terms? Also, is the summer in Rome very dry and dusty?
Hello!! First of all, thank u so much for this informative video ❤️ for further, may I know how many years are there for a medical student At Sapienza university ?
How hard it was to learn Italian if you have a Spanish background? I'm nearly fluent in Spanish so I feel that will help me learn enough before fall comes around
It's a lot easier to start picking up, but eventually at a higher level it makes it harder as you are used to different things in Spanish from what I've been told.
@@askar8078 so i can understand what's the difference between Italian and Indian universities teaching medicine and also the documentation process...and more..
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Thanks for the informative videos! Looks forward to seeing more videos about other universities!
We're hoping to have a padova, humanitas and messina one in the next month!
You did a great job whole interview was so informative.
We're glad you think so :)
Hi. Please do a sapienza campus tour and please show us all the enviroment of campus
yes pls!
very accurate information. Well done.
god bless you
I helped with physics
Hello, I have a question. As a med student (1 year) who studies in a European country, how can I transfer to Sapienza University? Is it with ECTS, or do I have to give exams
Do we need to learn Italian for day-to-day communication or do we also need to learn the Italian translation of certain medical terms?
Also, is the summer in Rome very dry and dusty?
You should learn Italian to make your life easier, the summers are very very very very very humid
Hello!! First of all, thank u so much for this informative video ❤️ for further, may I know how many years are there for a medical student At Sapienza university ?
I want to see your campus
Will do a campus tour in the future
@@AcadIMAT I am waiting
Is this medschool is online? i mean as an international student we can study online in our home country?
please do bari!
Hopefully should be up next week!
How hard it was to learn Italian if you have a Spanish background? I'm nearly fluent in Spanish so I feel that will help me learn enough before fall comes around
It's a lot easier to start picking up, but eventually at a higher level it makes it harder as you are used to different things in Spanish from what I've been told.
@@AcadIMAT thank you! ☺️
Please do bologna!
Hopefully in the next few weeks!
Can you please interview a indian student studying medicine in English in italy....it would be very helpful
What’s the point?
@@askar8078 so i can understand what's the difference between Italian and Indian universities teaching medicine and also the documentation process...and more..
Sure, we can add it to the list
@@psy_inamorato5703 Are you in Italy fir IMS