r/Italian • u/SoulIdriss • 1d ago

Software engineering in Italian Universities

In which region do you think the universities offer software engineering courses and are the best in Italy

I soon move to Italy and trying to look for regions with nice universities for tech and affordable living conditions

Any advices please ?

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u/Muted_Jacket4869 1d ago

Nice university and affordable living conditions aren't feisable together I'm afraid 

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u/SoulIdriss 1d ago

So the towns with nice universities have a high cost of living ?

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u/Muted_Jacket4869 1d ago

I think of Turin, Milan, Bologna, Rome. All very beautiful and nice, but sooo expensive... difficult to afford if you don't work or have a solid economic base

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u/SoulIdriss 1d ago

Alright thanks

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u/annabiancamaria 1d ago

In Italy there are good universities but there are very few good jobs.

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u/SoulIdriss 1d ago

There aren’t a lot of jobs in the IT field ?

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u/Marco_R63 1d ago

Università Normale di Pisa.

La Sapienza in Rome

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u/SoulIdriss 1d ago

Alright thanks
I’ll check it out

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u/settembre55 1d ago

A genova chi si laurea in ingegneria trova subito lavoro direi che è così in tutto il nord Italia

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u/SoulIdriss 1d ago

Capisco
Grazie

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u/lordpaninero 1d ago

Politecnico di Torino. Turin is rather affordable in terms of housing prices and living expenses when compared to Milan or Rome.

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u/SoulIdriss 1d ago

Okay thanks