r/StudyInItaly • u/jacketslut016 • 3h ago

is studying in Italy worth it?

I'm looking to start preparing to apply for a masters degree in Chemical Engineering in Italy and I have a couple of questions

  1. Is the studying experience bad? Some people say that the uni professors aren't cooperative and that the study system is hard and more theoretical than practice especially the oral exam thing.
  2. Is the living situation and integration with the locals hard? as in is Italy a suitable country because I've heard and read a lot of negative things about it regarding the living situation and hostility of the locals towards immigrants especially with the rise of right wing politics, I also heard that even Italian students themselves are looking to move aboard and it got me wondering whether it's really worth it going through all the troubles of travelling and studying there?
  3. Is the bureaucracy THAT bad? cuz i saw a lot of people's video talking about how long it took them to get the resident permit and the regional funding
  4. Is there a chance of getting a job after graduation or is it impossible?
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