Hi there! Greetings from Tunisia 🇹🇳 I never miss any of your videos haha can you please make a video in Pavia for students? or maybe in Milan! Thanks in advance and keep up the good work ❤️
S. Antonio nacque a Lisbona e morì a Padova,e il suo corpo venne portato fino al Santuario di San Antonino all 'Arcella, un quartiere di Padova. Ogni anno,il 13 Giugno c è la Processione da Camposampiero (un Paese in provincia di Padova ), fino al Santuario appunto. . Credo siano circa 15 km. a piedi. .
Hi, thank you for your video and all the information! In your opinion, what’s the best city for a university student? Padova or Bologna? I’m thinking about applying for a Laurea Magistrale in Italy and I’d really appreciate your comments. Thank you in advance!
As I know they are both excellent options! Bologna has the oldest university in the world and the city is beautiful, not too big but at the same time full of art! And don't let me talk about the food😝 but Padova is nice as well, perfect for university life. Bologna is way more connected with high speed trains to other parts of Italy tho😉
I totally agree - it's very difficult to choose between the two, because both universities are great and both cities have so much to offer! Maybe check out the programs and see which one suits you better - otherwise, I'd say both options are equally good (although, personally, I might be a little biased and give some extra points to Bologna haha)
@@DramaticallyExpatic Thank you very much for your help! I’m interested in Medical Biotechnology, I’ve been checking the programs and they both look good. Maybe I’ll just apply for both, and in case I get admitted, then decide 😁
Hi, Would you recommend choosing Padua or Bologna for 6 months university exchange? I know it depends on what you personally want out of it, but what is your opinion?
Honestly, both are great haha But if I had to choose, I'd probably say Bologna - just because I know a lot of people who did their exchange in Bologna and it was really fun!
Hello, thank you for the video and the information. The city is beautiful. Do you have any videos on the cost of living in Padua? I’m considering to apply for a Laurea Magistrale in Italy, and so far it’s a tie between Padua and Bologna. Both are lovely cities and the universities are great, however as I’m brazilian and 1 euro equals 6 reais (brazilian currency), the cost of living is a very important factor on my choice. Is living in Padua affordable? Could you perhaps compare it to other cities? Please and thanks. Xx
Hi, thank you for your comment! I haven't done any videos on the cost of living in Padua yet (although I plan on doing it in the next months!), but I have one about Bologna here: ruclips.net/video/yOWZLuCmFJM/видео.html I can totally get your reasoning. From what I know, Padua is somewhat more affordable than Bologna (Bologna has been recently ranked as the third most expensive city in Italy), so when it comes to rent for example, I'm positive you'll find it to be lower in Padua. In Bologna the median rent for a single room is about 350 euros/month, and finding a place is quite difficult - but definitely not impossible, so this shouldn't be something to influence your decision. As you rightly noticed, both cities are lovely, there are lots of students (international students as well), and both universities are among the best in Italy. Consider that living in a smaller city will almost always be cheaper in Italy. If you're looking for other alternatives, I'd say the University of Ferrara is also great, I have a tour around it (and I talk a bit about costs there as well) here: ruclips.net/video/XQhzFHQLRBc/видео.html I will for sure make a detailed video on cost of living in Padua, as well as the one about the university! Best of lucks ❤️
Check out this video of mine about top universities in Italy: ruclips.net/video/NFLA3a96Mkw/видео.html You can then check out their websites to see the programs offered!
Hello Im debating between Bologna and Padua for uni. In your opinion which is more accessible like very close to beautiful places spots in Italy. Hope you answer thank you!
Bologna is more central, but both Padua and Bologna are great cities with really good universities and convenient transport options to go anywhere in Italy! It also depends which area are you more interested in: being in Padua it'll be more convenient for you to explore Veneto, Trentino-Alto Adige and Friuli-Venezia Giulia regions, while Emilia-Romagna, Tuscany and Umbria are more convenient to visit from Bologna :) Good luck with studying!
@@DramaticallyExpatic Thank you thank u I’m still debating between the 2. In your opinion between the 2 places which is more good for studying and living also the aesthetic of the place hehe which is more appealing and scenic for you. I hope I didn’t bother you asking again. Hehe hope you answer back.
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Padua es una ciudad hermosa de verdad. Una de las ciudades más bonitas que he visitado en Italia.
Saludos desde Italia
Hi there! Greetings from Tunisia 🇹🇳 I never miss any of your videos haha can you please make a video in Pavia for students? or maybe in Milan! Thanks in advance and keep up the good work ❤️
Thank you! I will ;)
I love this place I’ve been there and it’s a very quiet place .coming back soon . Madura from Dubai
This place is absolutely fantastic indeed! ❤️
Note that Sant'Antonio da Padova is born in Lisbon not in Padua
Oops, thank you for this correction!
S. Antonio nacque a Lisbona e morì a Padova,e il suo corpo venne portato fino al Santuario di San Antonino all 'Arcella, un quartiere di Padova.
Ogni anno,il 13 Giugno c è la Processione da Camposampiero (un Paese in provincia di Padova ), fino al Santuario appunto. .
Credo siano circa 15 km. a piedi. .
Un portu?
Ciao from Padova!
Ciao! Padova is a spectacular place 😊
Bel video. Molto brava
Grazie di cuore ❤️❤️
Hi, thank you for your video and all the information! In your opinion, what’s the best city for a university student? Padova or Bologna? I’m thinking about applying for a Laurea Magistrale in Italy and I’d really appreciate your comments. Thank you in advance!
As I know they are both excellent options! Bologna has the oldest university in the world and the city is beautiful, not too big but at the same time full of art! And don't let me talk about the food😝 but Padova is nice as well, perfect for university life. Bologna is way more connected with high speed trains to other parts of Italy tho😉
@@valentinasalvati2139 thank you very much for your answer, I really appreciate it! Have a great day 🤗
I totally agree - it's very difficult to choose between the two, because both universities are great and both cities have so much to offer! Maybe check out the programs and see which one suits you better - otherwise, I'd say both options are equally good (although, personally, I might be a little biased and give some extra points to Bologna haha)
@@DramaticallyExpatic Thank you very much for your help! I’m interested in Medical Biotechnology, I’ve been checking the programs and they both look good. Maybe I’ll just apply for both, and in case I get admitted, then decide 😁
Another padua is located in odissa state in india...
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Hello, are there football clubs in Padova ?
Hi, Would you recommend choosing Padua or Bologna for 6 months university exchange? I know it depends on what you personally want out of it, but what is your opinion?
Honestly, both are great haha But if I had to choose, I'd probably say Bologna - just because I know a lot of people who did their exchange in Bologna and it was really fun!
Hello, thank you for the video and the information. The city is beautiful.
Do you have any videos on the cost of living in Padua? I’m considering to apply for a Laurea Magistrale in Italy, and so far it’s a tie between Padua and Bologna. Both are lovely cities and the universities are great, however as I’m brazilian and 1 euro equals 6 reais (brazilian currency), the cost of living is a very important factor on my choice. Is living in Padua affordable? Could you perhaps compare it to other cities? Please and thanks. Xx
Hi, thank you for your comment!
I haven't done any videos on the cost of living in Padua yet (although I plan on doing it in the next months!), but I have one about Bologna here: ruclips.net/video/yOWZLuCmFJM/видео.html
I can totally get your reasoning. From what I know, Padua is somewhat more affordable than Bologna (Bologna has been recently ranked as the third most expensive city in Italy), so when it comes to rent for example, I'm positive you'll find it to be lower in Padua. In Bologna the median rent for a single room is about 350 euros/month, and finding a place is quite difficult - but definitely not impossible, so this shouldn't be something to influence your decision. As you rightly noticed, both cities are lovely, there are lots of students (international students as well), and both universities are among the best in Italy. Consider that living in a smaller city will almost always be cheaper in Italy.
If you're looking for other alternatives, I'd say the University of Ferrara is also great, I have a tour around it (and I talk a bit about costs there as well) here: ruclips.net/video/XQhzFHQLRBc/видео.html
I will for sure make a detailed video on cost of living in Padua, as well as the one about the university! Best of lucks ❤️
Hi, I wanna ask if where I can study Hospitality Management in Padua? Can u recommend to me some university? Thankyouyu
Check out this video of mine about top universities in Italy: ruclips.net/video/NFLA3a96Mkw/видео.html
You can then check out their websites to see the programs offered!
Good you asked. I have the exact same question.
What are the job opportunities after information engineering from padua
Hello,
Do you know when University of Padua open the application for scholarship ? And how to apply?
I’m sure it’s in their website:)
Hi do you think Padova orTorino is better?
Is different Torino is industrial city , Padova is medium city.
Hello Im debating between Bologna and Padua for uni. In your opinion which is more accessible like very close to beautiful places spots in Italy. Hope you answer thank you!
Bologna is more central, but both Padua and Bologna are great cities with really good universities and convenient transport options to go anywhere in Italy! It also depends which area are you more interested in: being in Padua it'll be more convenient for you to explore Veneto, Trentino-Alto Adige and Friuli-Venezia Giulia regions, while Emilia-Romagna, Tuscany and Umbria are more convenient to visit from Bologna :) Good luck with studying!
@@DramaticallyExpatic Thank you thank u I’m still debating between the 2. In your opinion between the 2 places which is more good for studying and living also the aesthetic of the place hehe which is more appealing and scenic for you. I hope I didn’t bother you asking again. Hehe hope you answer back.
@@yeahseewoo4892 what is your choice after a year? 🥰
My Daughter is Studying in Padua University.
From Pakistan
Do they get part-time job their?
Hi love from Pakistan ❤️
Thank you, greetings back to Pakistan!
@@DramaticallyExpatic I wanna friend ship with you 🥰