Universita degli Studi di Verona

if you are lucky, you can find a prof who appreciates having erasmus students in his/her course. as a result they treat you good during the exams! so don't be shy and present yourself to your prof right at the beginning. then he knows that your italian isn't that perfect, which avoids embarrassing questions during the course.

it was quite unusual for me having an oral exam with 20 other students listening behind my back, but this is the italian system. i didn't like the library, because you don't have direct access to the books, you have to order them.

There is no campus at Verona and a flat gives you the freedom that you wouldn't get in a family. A flat share with Italian students allows you to improve your language skills, and even if you live with other english speakers the chances for talking italian are so great that it is not a problem.

Don't be worried about anything because before you know it you'll be having a great time and make dozens of friends.

Some of my friends had their placement at other universities in Italy and although they had a reasonably good time, they weren't totally satisfied. I however, had an amazing time and I honestly can't think of a bad thing to say about the year I spent in Verona. This was all thanks to the ASE group who made everyone feel welcome and they really looked after us. Had it not been for them, my experience would have been totally different and could have turned out like that of my friends. A big thanks to the ASE in Verona who gave us all a fantastic year that we'll never forget.

Great way to meet other international and Italain students. Therefore it is a great way to improve your ability of the italian language. On campus was also cheaper than renting an appartment and the facilities were excellent.