Thanks for this video! I'm an English student studying Spanish and Italian for my degree, I've been allocated università di bologna for my year abroad next year but I've never been so this is helpful! X
Can you help me in applying for unibo for bachalors in economics??... I'm currently on my final year of high school. I'm from India and it's very comlicated to understand what are the requirements for my course. It will be very helpful :)
HAII!! Thank you for making this video. I came to know about the University of Bologna. However, I want to ask about the lecture system in Bologna regarding the department of information culture and media organization. Typically, "1 term" is how many months? and how long is the duration for a master's degree? and how many days are the courses per week? THANK YOU VERY MUCH!!!
Hi! It usually depends on the number of credits (ECTS/CFU) per course, in the program you're asking about most courses would either be 12 CFU which will be 60 hours of teaching or 6 CFU which will be 30 hours of teaching. The entire first term runs from late September to mid-December with some exams in-between and in January, then the second term runs from mid-February to early May, with exams running from late May to mid-July and extra exam options in early September. The master's degree will normally take two full years, but based on how you choose to take your exams/write your thesis it may take longer (2.5 years without having to pay anything extra, then you will have to pay your tuition for the third year and so on). Your weekly schedule varies greatly throughout the year, but on average it'll be around 3-4 days of classes per week with approximately 2-3 classes per day (most classes are 2 hours long, with some being 3 hours long). I hope that helps 😊
hi. I loved your video and I would love to bologna to study and I have some questions is a 4 GPA enough to get into bologna for studying my bachelor's in it? and do I have a chance for the scholarship? and what score of tolc-e has the best chance of getting in?
Hi, thank you! Of course, 4 gpa is enough, and I have more about scholarships on my Patreon, with a video dedicated to scholarships in Bologna coming soon, so check it out here: www.patreon.com/dramaticallyexpatic Best of luck!
Hello, i am a new subscriber. Thank you for this video. Are you required to submit the sat score? Is it hard to get into? What are some things that i can do that will make me stand out! Thank you
Hi, there’s no need for an SAT score, but some programs will either have an internal test or TOLC, a local exam assessing your preparation! I recommend you to check out the program you’re interested in, as the requirements vary greatly. Best of luck!
I really liked this university. But the classroom seems like highschool classes. How about the campus of engineering? Are the classes are small like this? Did you had a chance to see?
I’ve never been to the engineering campus, however I’ve been to large classes that can accommodate up to 300 people at once, it all depends on the course and how many people are taking it :D
Could someone give me an honest explanation of italian uni. Is it stressful and is I really worth studying it? If I study to become a lawyer, is it certain I'll find a job afterward my studying?
It is no more stressful than in other countries (and is definitely less stressful than in the US, for example, as you can take your exams many times without being expelled, the pace of studying is slower, etc..); however, as you can guess, in today's world nobody could guarantee you'll get a job afterwards. If you work hard, find internships and work experience, and boost your skills, you will definitely have a higher chance, but even then it could sadly be a matter of luck.
Hi! There are a few university-owned halls, check them out here: www.unibo.it/en/services-and-opportunities/study-grants-and-subsidies/housing-and-residences/housing-and-residences-in-bologna/housing-and-residences-in-bologna
I am admit in bologna university now but I can't afford my expenses without scholarship ergo scholarship deadline has passed due to late admission confirmation. Should I need to cancel my admission forward please guide me what can I do?
My degree is officially in Italian, although about 40% of my classes are either taught in English or have at least some materials/assignments in English
Hi Valeria, thank you so much for making these videos. I'm hoping to study at the University of Bologna starting from this year, and the videos are really helpful. Can you please share your LinkedIn account.
Something I need to watch. I will probably go to Italy for university so this will be very helpful video for me ❤️🥰
I'm glad you're enjoying it! ❤️
Thank you for doing this. I’m applying to Unibo for my master this year. I got a lot of information and vibe. Keep making the video.
Thanks a lot! ❤️
I'm looking at studying here for my master's! the streets look so magical 😭thanks for posting this video!! you have the best energy :)
Thank you so much 🥰
Thanks for this video! I'm an English student studying Spanish and Italian for my degree, I've been allocated università di bologna for my year abroad next year but I've never been so this is helpful! X
Thank you! I'm glad it was helpful ❤️ I'm sure you're going to love it - Bologna is an amazing city full of international students!
Very interesting video. I will be joining the University of Bologna in Jan/Feb. Excited!
Thank you! Best of lucks!
Did u get admit in Uni of bologna??
This is such an interesting video. I would love to study in Bologna.
Thank you! 😊
Great job and videos is most helpful for me
I also take admission in bologna university in this year and this video is helpful for me
Thanks you ❤
But my english language is very weak I am very worry about it how can I survive there ☹️☹️
can you please make a video about what they ask in the admission interview?
Break a leg for your challenging exams!
Crepi! :D
Great video! 👍
7:06 piazza Puntoni) I live there)
Very good video 💯
I am newly admitted to UniBo, I am looking for an accommodation shared with students from University of Bologna. Is that possible?
Thanks! I'm looking into their Semiotics PhD program, so this is helpful.
I'm glad you liked it! As far as I'm concerned, the Semiotics program is really good here 😉
Is there any cheap dorm to stay for the summer??:( i will go for internship
Can u please tell me when is the deadline for applying in the bachelors program on statistical science in University of bologna?
Can you help me in applying for unibo for bachalors in economics??... I'm currently on my final year of high school. I'm from India and it's very comlicated to understand what are the requirements for my course.
It will be very helpful :)
HAII!! Thank you for making this video. I came to know about the University of Bologna. However, I want to ask about the lecture system in Bologna regarding the department of information culture and media organization. Typically, "1 term" is how many months? and how long is the duration for a master's degree? and how many days are the courses per week? THANK YOU VERY MUCH!!!
Hi! It usually depends on the number of credits (ECTS/CFU) per course, in the program you're asking about most courses would either be 12 CFU which will be 60 hours of teaching or 6 CFU which will be 30 hours of teaching. The entire first term runs from late September to mid-December with some exams in-between and in January, then the second term runs from mid-February to early May, with exams running from late May to mid-July and extra exam options in early September. The master's degree will normally take two full years, but based on how you choose to take your exams/write your thesis it may take longer (2.5 years without having to pay anything extra, then you will have to pay your tuition for the third year and so on). Your weekly schedule varies greatly throughout the year, but on average it'll be around 3-4 days of classes per week with approximately 2-3 classes per day (most classes are 2 hours long, with some being 3 hours long). I hope that helps 😊
hi. I loved your video and I would love to bologna to study and I have some questions is a 4 GPA enough to get into bologna for studying my bachelor's in it? and do I have a chance for the scholarship? and what score of tolc-e has the best chance of getting in?
Hi, thank you! Of course, 4 gpa is enough, and I have more about scholarships on my Patreon, with a video dedicated to scholarships in Bologna coming soon, so check it out here: www.patreon.com/dramaticallyexpatic
Best of luck!
@@DramaticallyExpatic thanks
Please I desperately searching for an apartment for me and my friends were moving in september can you please suggest >> thankyou
Hello, i am a new subscriber. Thank you for this video. Are you required to submit the sat score? Is it hard to get into? What are some things that i can do that will make me stand out! Thank you
Hi, there’s no need for an SAT score, but some programs will either have an internal test or TOLC, a local exam assessing your preparation! I recommend you to check out the program you’re interested in, as the requirements vary greatly. Best of luck!
@@DramaticallyExpatic thank you!
I really liked this university. But the classroom seems like highschool classes. How about the campus of engineering? Are the classes are small like this? Did you had a chance to see?
I’ve never been to the engineering campus, however I’ve been to large classes that can accommodate up to 300 people at once, it all depends on the course and how many people are taking it :D
@@DramaticallyExpatic wow, thank you so much!
In what language are the classes taught , is it good for international students that aren’t fluent in Italian ?
It depends on the degree program, there are the programs taught in Italian as well as those taught entirely in English!
Hi! How is the education there and also do we need to learn italian language to study in Bologna?
you can study in english too if you are a foreigner
Could someone give me an honest explanation of italian uni. Is it stressful and is I really worth studying it? If I study to become a lawyer, is it certain I'll find a job afterward my studying?
It is no more stressful than in other countries (and is definitely less stressful than in the US, for example, as you can take your exams many times without being expelled, the pace of studying is slower, etc..); however, as you can guess, in today's world nobody could guarantee you'll get a job afterwards. If you work hard, find internships and work experience, and boost your skills, you will definitely have a higher chance, but even then it could sadly be a matter of luck.
Sis i m Pakistani and want to take admission in this university? Can you guide me.
Hello! I will be enrolling in the university of Bologna, but I was wondering if there's a student accommodation building on the campus?
Hi! There are a few university-owned halls, check them out here: www.unibo.it/en/services-and-opportunities/study-grants-and-subsidies/housing-and-residences/housing-and-residences-in-bologna/housing-and-residences-in-bologna
@@DramaticallyExpatic Thank you so much, I appreciate it !
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I am admit in bologna university now but I can't afford my expenses without scholarship ergo scholarship deadline has passed due to late admission confirmation. Should I need to cancel my admission forward please guide me what can I do?
I have some question about study in bologna university can i write your dm?
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So this is the oldest university in the world!?
In the Western world to be precise :)
Do you do your degree in English?
My degree is officially in Italian, although about 40% of my classes are either taught in English or have at least some materials/assignments in English
Hi Valeria, thank you so much for making these videos. I'm hoping to study at the University of Bologna starting from this year, and the videos are really helpful. Can you please share your LinkedIn account.
Thank you! I don't use LinkedIn 🙈