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and I'm your host AZ. I hope you're all
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great and today we'll see five best
English taught universities in Italy.
And finding scholarships is difficult
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So let's get to it. Number one,
Polytenic University of Milan. The
Polytenic University of Milan was
founded in 1863. It is the largest
technical school in the country and the
oldest in Milan. It is also regarded as
among Italy's top universities and one
of the world's best in architecture, art
and design, computer science and
information systems and engineering. At
the institution, only two bachelor
equivalent programs are taught in
English combined with Italian. However,
another English undergraduate program in
biomedical engineering is offered in
collaboration with another university.
As for the graduate level, students can
select from around 60 English taught
masters and PhD degree programs. Number
two, University of Bolognia. The
University of Bolognia, established in
Italy in 1088, is the world's oldest
university in continuous operation. In
almost a thousand years of education,
many remarkable people have been in this
university, including Nicolas
Copernicus, the first to develop the
heliocentric model of the universe. The
university offers more than 200
programs, many bachelor's and masters
programs being available in English only
or in English and Italian. There are
also various PhD programs you may choose
from which are taught either in English
only or in both languages. Number three,
Sapienza University of Rome. The
Sapienza University of Rome, another
extremely old and prestigious
university, was founded in 1303 and is
known for its excellence in classics and
ancient history, archaeology, physics
and astronomy, environmental studies,
nanotechnology, and many other areas. Of
the hundreds of undergraduate and
master's degree programs it offers, over
50 are taught solely in English and a
few more are delivered partially in
English. These programs include
biochemistry, biioinformatics, applied
computer science and artificial
intelligence, and artificial
intelligence and robotics. Although the
university also has PhD programs, these
are not taught in English. Number four,
University of Pedua. The University of
Pedua is another ancient school and one
of the best English-taught institutions
in Italy. Founded in 1222, it was also
home to the first woman in history to
receive a PhD degree, Elena
Corneropiscopia in 1678. And now it
offers English taught degree programs at
the bachelor's level, including animal
care, information engineering,
psychological sciences, and Italian,
medieval, and renaissance studies. The
university also offers master's and
single cycle degree programs in English,
including forest science, business
administration, European and global
studies, and engineering. It also offers
a six-year English medicine and surgery
program. Number five, University of
Milan. The University of Milan is a
relatively young school established in
1924. For now, it offers only two
undergraduate English taught programs,
international politics, law, and
economics, and political science. It
also has an English single cycle degree
program in an international medical
school. Graduate students have more
options as the university offers many
masters and PhD programs directly with
other universities leading to a double
or joint degree. And well, that's pretty
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