By Chloe Lane
Updated May 25, 2021
Updated May 25, 2021
7 reasons to study in Italy
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Italy is widely known for being an education hub of Europe and is home to an impressive 40 universities which feature in the QS World University Rankings 2021.
But there’s much more to Italy than exceptional education. From delicious food to stunning museums to career opportunities, it’s no wonder Italy is a top destination for students looking to study abroad.
We spoke to three international students at the University of Padova to find out why they chose to study in Italy and learn about their experiences there.
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As the largest and most established educational provider in Western Sydney, Western Sydney University has a 30-year track-record of collaboratively supporting its region’s development, generating in excess of $1.4 billion in economic uplift per year, across 11 major campuses.
The University has been an agent of transformation: delivering profound and considered research, education, training and infrastructure interventions to make positive, material changes across its region.
Western Sydney University is ranked in the top 500 in the world in the Academic Ranking of World Universities, Times Higher Education World University and top 2% in the QS World University Rankings, and top 25 universities in Australia in the QS National rankings.
There’s so much more to the Gold Coast than just sun, beaches and relaxing. It’s one of Australia’s fastest growing cities and is a great place to start your graduate career.
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The University of Newcastle, Australia is a leading institution with a reputation for high-quality teaching and learning as well as exciting, contemporary academic programmes. Students are taught by academics who are leaders in their field and graduate ready to make an impact across the globe.
The university is a research-intensive university ranked 197th in the world (QS World University Rankings 2021). It excels in subject areas such as automation and control, mining and mineral engineering, nursing, architecture, education, and many more, offering a total of ten subjects ranked inside the world’s top 200 (QS World University Rankings by Subject 2020). It is ranked number 1 in Australia for industry collaboration, and 95 per cent of its research is ”at or well above world standard”, according to the 2018 Excellence in Research Australia report.
A recent report by The Office for Students (OfS) has revealed that Durham University ranks in sixth place for graduate employment among non-specialised unversities in the UK. The report examined 131 UK universities.
In the overall ranking, which includes specialised universities such as the Royal Academy of Music or St. George’s Hospital Medical School, Durham features in ninth place, with 81.7 % of its graduates entering into employment or further study 15 months after graduating.
Durham University states on its website that “Durham […] has the highest graduate recruitment rate of any UK university”, referring to data from 2016 in the ‘Destinations of Leavers from Higher Education Longitudinal Survey’. Durham is also ranked 88th for graduate employability prospects in the 2021 QS World University Rankings.