hi! i didnt even remember i posted something here, that's funny! is the course you're interested in taught in italian or english? studying in italy is usually very different than in the UK, but most of the courses in english try to imitate the british system. where's is it? i'll try to tell you something more on the city and the uni...

Is a degree taken abroad considered as a british one?
I'm gonna take a 1st in Politics in my country (Italy!). Do you think I have good chances to get into the best universities?
thank you...

studying that subjects in Italy means that you have good chance to end up working as a cashier... and you would know that!
that's in my opinion a good reason to leave Italy but I know little about the situation in the UK... better for sure, but I don't know if it's worth it!

hi! write me a email... much more better to stay in touch!
(metti un . tra il nome e il cognome nella mail. meglio evitare spammers...)
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Try at the SOAS (www.soas.ac.uk). I hope it's gonna be useful to you...
I'm Italian and I'd like to attend a masters in the UK as well.
Are you studying in Italy at the moment? I'm attending my second year at Pavia right now. Maybe we could share some informations...

Hi! I'm an Italian student attending a first degree in my country and I'd like to apply for British University.
Anyone knows what is the equivalent of a Master in the Italian system? Is it the same of the 3+2 degree even if it lasts just 1 year?
And which Italian marks can be considered as a 2(i) and as a 2(ii)?
thank you! ...and sorry for my English....

Hi! I'm an Italian student attending a first degree in my country and I'd like to apply for British University.
Anyone knows what is the equivalent of a Master in the Italian system? Is it the same of the 3+2 degree even if it lasts just 1 year?
And which Italian marks can be considered as a 2(i) and as a 2(ii)?
thank you!