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The QS World University Rankings is a prestigious ranking system that ranks universities worldwide based on criteria such as academic success, employer reputation, faculty/student ratio, number of international students, etc. Here are the QS rankings of some of the major universities in Milan:
Politecnico di Milano : Among the top 20 in the world in engineering and design.
Università Bocconi : One of the best schools in Europe for business and economics.
Università degli Studi di Milano : A leading public university in medicine, law and human sciences.
NABA (Nuova Accademia di Belle Arti) : It is considered one of the best schools in the fields of art and design.
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It depends on the department you will study. If you are enrolled in an English program , knowing Italian is not mandatory. However, knowing Italian is a great advantage in daily life, official transactions and social life. If you plan to stay for a long time, it is useful to learn basic Italian.
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There are several ways to get a scholarship in Italy: The most popular is the state scholarship, which is given based on family income. Some universities also offer scholarships based on academic success or financial situation. In addition, there are scholarships offered under European Union programs and programs supported by official institutions of the countries. However, it is usually not possible to apply for more than one scholarship at the same time and students need to plan their application carefully by choosing the most suitable scholarship option.
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Milano, İtalya’nın en büyük şehirlerinden biri olduğu için konaklama, ulaşım ve yaşam maliyetleri değişiklik gösterebilir. Ortalama olarak, öğrenciler için aylık yaşam masrafları 800-1,500€ arasında değişmektedir. Ancak, uluslararası öğrenciler için çeşitli burs ve finansal destek imkanları mevcuttur. Öğrencilerin konaklama, günlük yemek ve kişisel harcamalarını kapsayan bir bütçe belirlenmekte ve mali durum belgelerine göre alacaklari burs miktarı farklılaştırmaktadır.
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Non-EU students (including Turkish students) can work a maximum of 20 hours per week and a total of 1040 hours per year. In addition, those who come with a student visa can work short-term jobs. However, in order to get a full-time job, it is necessary to convert the residence permit to a work permit.





