LUISS

The campus is beautiful, the facilities are always clean, the staff is professional, and the students are bright. However, many of the professors are terrible at teaching; they do not speak proper English and do not know how to communicate the subject they are teaching. The program is disorganized and difficult to follow. There is no flow of subjects, instead there are extraordinarily long days and segmented subjects. Many of the classes were a waste of time and would be better fit for secondary school students than for a Masters degree program. Overall, the degree is overpriced and the quality of teaching is very poor.

The finance course is challenging because full of advanced math concepts, but it gives a wide range of notions and a professional teaching staff.

The finance course is challenging because full of advanced math concepts, but it gives a wide range of notions and a professional teaching staff.

A master degree at Luiss University is going to open the doors to at least a decent job in Italy, or even a deceent internship? Not even, worse if you are not Italian, and it doesn't matter if your Italian is C-2 or C-5. The program in my masters didn't have a structure, wasn't organized and often didn't make sense. the professor that organizes the program is a professional liar that would convince you about the quality of the curriculum and the amazing oportunities of the masters. The reality is that it comes to internships the best opportunities went to her favorites in the class, of course Italians. The system is just corrupted, students cheat in front of the professors, and they pretend not to see anything. I could not believe that at university level there was so much cheating going on.

One of the most interesting and prestigious campus in Italy, LUISS offers a good choice of courses with high-profile teachers