Università degli Studi di Milano

The University offers  European and Oriental Languages (Chinese, Japanese, Hindi, Arabic) courses with additional one-semester courses of Hebrew and Corean. Oriental languages are taught very well and intensively. Normally there are small groups of people so learning is easier as you can get a direct feedback from teachers. With a bachelor's degree you'll reach an intermediate level, not suitable for seeking employement. European languages students will reach a C1level.  However, courses are poorly organised. The huge number of students makes it impossible for teachers to pay attention to each student. Moreover professors are not really engaging. Lessons are quite boring and focused on theory rather than translating and most students feel like what they are learning won't be of any use to them

il campus è ben organizzato diviso in base alle varie facoltà e facilmente accessibile.
professori disponibili e comprensivi.
varietà di corsi e aspetto multidisciplinare.

Studying foreign languages at the University of Milan provides students with numerous advantages. Personally I was focusing on English as a second language and foreign literature. The quality of the lectures is excellent. Not only are we provided with details about grammar but also morphology, phonology and academic writing courses.

Obviously you can benefit a lot if you are into Italian culture. Not only that the university offers a wide range of courses that teach by great professors.