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China
Shanghai International Studies University
Bilateral Agreements
Department of Economics and Management
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Valentina Garbin
Master's Degree, Fall Semester 2019
The experience in Shangai was wonderful. This destination allows you to broaden your horizons by exploring an extremely fascinating new culture and challenge yourself outside your comfort zone. The city is welcoming, full of innovation and opportunities of all kinds. SISU offers an intensive and well-structured Chinese language course that helps you adapt better to the local environment.

China
Shanghai International Studies University
Bilateral Agreements
Department Faculty of Law
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Adriana De Pascale
Single Cycle Master's Degree, Spring Semester 2018 (March-July)
The experience of studying at the Shangai International Studies University (SISU) in Shangai was for me the discovery of a world so stimulating and engaging that it left an indelible mark on me. China, and Shangai in particular, is teeming with novelty and diversity compared to our culture and our way of conceiving time, space, interpersonal relations, and society itself, so much so that the process of adapting to this dimension was actually not so quick and easy. Like any culture, Chinese culture also needs to be first understood and then internalised, but this should not demotivate but rather stimulate anyone interested in entering this dimension and coming into contact with this counrty, which has given me the best study abroad experience I have ever had.

China
Shanghai University
Bilateral Agreements
Department of Mathematics
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Marco Monini
Master's Degree, Fall Semester 2019
I had the pleasure to study at Shangai University in China before the advent of Covid-19. An indescrivable fortune in this space of 500 characters and at this time of lockdown, as it is unique. The university campus populated by both local and international students makes it easy to immerse oneself in this new, nuanced culture. If at the beginning I encountered logistical and organisational problems at the end I would not have wanted to say goodbye to Shangai.

China
Tongji University, Shangai
Double Degree
Department of Civil, Environmental and Mechanical Engineering
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Filippo Brunel
Master's Degree, Full Year 2009-2010
I always wanted to give my studies an international slant and so I decided to embark on this Double Degree course. It was a challenge especially on the language level because most of the courses were offered in Chinese; fortunately, however, my tutor professor was very supportive. Thanks to this experience, I was able to find a job in China.

China
Zhejiang University
Bilateral Agreements
Department of Sociology and Social Research
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Davide Lorenzo Barattin
Bachelor's Degree, Spring Semester 2018 (March-June)
The experience at Zhejiang University was interesting from a personal point of view because it allowed me to study in a truly international environmment, sorrounded by cultures different from my own and therefore stimulating to get to know. From an academic point of view, I experienced a different method of learning, which is engaging and also useful for my future studies. The facilities provided by the host university contributed to creating a perfect environment, also in terms of extracurricular activities.

Japan
Nagasaki University
Bilateral Agreements
Department of Economics and Management
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Ludovica Frare
Bachelor's Degree, Fall Semester 2019
My experience at Nagasaki University was unforgettable. The professors paid a lot of attention to the opinions of international students and always appreciated the students' committment and work, to the point that my Macroeconomics professor offered me to return to Japan for a PhD. Also, being part of the Nagasaki University athletics team was a winning choice. I met many friends and competed in several Japanese cities.

Japan
Nagasaki University
Bilateral Agreements
Department of Economics and Management
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Tommaso Pavanin
Bachelor's Degree, March-September 2017
I have started my exchange semester on March 21st and finished it on September 8th. During this semester, I had the chance to meet many interesting people and discover much about Japanese economy and, Kyushu economy. Being an exchange student from Italy, studying economics at the university of Nagasaki, and the internship at the 18bank gave me the opportunity to become more familiar with the Japanese working environment and to understand how important is the relationship between universities and companies. More on details of what I have done during this semester will be needed to understand better my experience. At the beginning of the semester I met many interesting and funny people. Those people were both foreigners and Japanese. After a while we were hanging out together quite often and this helped a lot to make even more friends (especially among Japanese student). As today I am still in contact with many of the people met in Nagasaki and I hope that I will meet them again. Nagasaki city is a very nice place to live, not too big not too small, there are many beautiful places to spend time at and it is somehow active also during the night. One of the few negative side of the city, and japan in general, is the very high humidity and the extremely hot temperature in summer. Overall, I would say that my exchange experience helped me to have a better understanding of Japanese working culture. Personally, the thing I found more interesting were some courses about the Japanese economy because I learned many useful information about Japanese trade and I also had an interesting discussion with the head of the office. Also, very important was the visit at the Castella factory where I visited the production site as well as the office JETRO during my internship. There I discussed with a consultant about the current sales strategies of the company and how they think to expand in the future. I was very surprised to find out that the trade ties with Europe (mainly the UK) are relatively few and they are much higher in the Asian countries and that they made an exposition of the Castella cake two years ago, in Milan. Overall, I think it was a positive experience and I am glad I have done it even if for a short period of only six months.
Japan
Nagasaki University
Erasmus+ International Credit Mobility
Department of Psychology and Cognitive Sciences
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Giulio Gabrieli
Master's Degree, Fall Semester 2016
The opportunity abroad allowed me to meet new people and share moments that let me learn about a different culture, appreciating the (abysmal) differences. Expanding your vision also leads to developing greater awareness of your own culture, and all of those little things that you usually take for granted.

Israel
Hebrew University of Jerusalem
Erasmus + International Credit Mobility
Department Faculty of Law
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Beatrice Parentella
Single Cycle Master's Degree, Fall Semester 2017 (October-January)
Hebrew University is located in a huge campus designed as an American one and professors are most likely to be American or European rather than Israeli (even though some of them are). So the people I met were from all over the world. A very interesting experience I did was being a research assistant for a professor. I had not only a very good University and Erasmus experience, but even a strong personal one, due to the different culture I got to live with. In the picture you can see Jerusalem on Christmas day.
Israel
University of Haifa
Erasmus + International Credit Mobility
School of International Studies
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Elena Franchini
Master's Degree, Fall Semester 2017 (October-January)
I spent three months at the University of Haifa. Those months were one of the best experiences I have ever done in my life. Deciding to go to Israel was a sort of challenge for me: being ready to live in a completely different culture and with a particular political situation. I would say, right now, that this challenge was worth. I met new amazing friends who gave me many different views of how to spend my time. The most memorable thing of this Erasmus was not just the specific topic we discussed in class, but the connection I felt with people extremely different from me, culturally speaking. This difference was the main element that connected us and made us closer than ever: those people taught me how opposite views of life can be matched together as a beautiful element of tolerance.
Thailand
Burapha University, Bangsaen
Erasmus + International Credit Mobility
Department of Sociology and Social Research
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Prof. Marco Brunazzo
Academic staff for teaching, January 2018
In the Department of Political Sciences and Law, I found a dynamic environment with well-trained and helpful colleagues (many of them young) and highly motivated students. My lectures focused on different aspects of the European Union. By being in Thailand and engaging with the local university community, I was able to learn more about the "Asian" perspective on macro-regional integration processes.

Indonesia
Universitas Indonesia
ASEA-UNINET students' week
DLF, DM, DICAM, DEM and DPSC
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Matteo Sciubba, Elia Vincenzi, Francesca Fontanella, Giacomo Casadei , Alberto Gloder e Ivan Giaccaglia
18 -31 August, 2019
The advice any of us can give you is: dare. Don't let the 24-hour journey hold you back, don't be intimidated by the local customs, give your best without fear. As we left the charm of the university, the clash with reality was inevitable, poverty exploded. - "Matteo think slow!" - This was the advice I was given and feel can take back to students overwhelmed by commitments

Russia
HSE - Higher School of Economics, Saint Petersbrurg
Bilateral Agreements
Department of Sociology and Social Research
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Tommaso Bontempi
Master's Degree, Fall Semester 2019
Russia and especially the city of St. Petersburg are extraordinary places to live and study. Living in St. Petersburg is to live in history. St. Petersburg is a second capital for Russia: it is the city of culture, art, and museums. It is a beautiful and refined city, almost European in its architecture. The Higher School of Economics is one of the best, most progressive and free universities in all of Russia, itself located in the most mentally open city in the country.