Tuesday, January 24, 2012

What are some good Italian Universities

What are some good Italian Universities?
I'm thinking about going to University in Italy, but I have no idea how to find information about good schools and programs. So I'm asking if anyone knows of schools. I'm looking for a school that's liberal arts based, with an Education program (as in for teaching), and good Italian and English classes. It doesn't matter where in Italy the school is. Thank you!
Higher Education (University +) - 2 Answers
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You may find something interesting at the Univeristy of Bologna (the eldest still functioning Uni in the world). Bologna has many international students and the city in many ways revolves around the university. http://www.eng.unibo.it/ Also the UniversitÃ degli Studi of Milano has a good rep http://www.unimi.it/ENG/ These two have many international students but are more visual arts oriented: IED (Istituto Europeo di Design) they are in Milan, Rome, Turin, Barcelona http://www.ied.it NABA in Milan http://www.naba.it I'd also consider the UK and France. hope this helps:)
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none of them go to Malta mark k

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Monday, January 16, 2012

Any ideas for decor for a italy themed party

Any ideas for decor for a italy themed party?
I was wondering if anyone had ideas for an italian themed birthday party? it's for my sis's going away to med school and she loves Italy and hopes to go there one day. I have ideas as in sinatra and the flag and food but I can't find good decorations anywhere I was thinking of making them but what to make...
Entertaining - 5 Answers
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flags?
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Red, white, and green streamers (the Italian flag's colors), a blow up of an outline of the country itself, grapes/grape leaves, empty chianti bottles with melted candles in the hole... Sinatra is a great idea! Have fun.
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http://www.mninternational.com Has a whole section on Italian decorations. When you go to their web site, look for viva l'talia . They have everything from music to balloons.
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yes,i do use some colours and flags or pics of italies places and flag and stik it anywhere.
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Red, green and white balloons bundled together. Sinatra however, although of Italian descent, does not really signify Italy....he was born and raised in Hoboken, NJ.

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Sunday, January 8, 2012

Student Visa. How long can I get a student Visa for

Student Visa. How long can I get a student Visa for?
I have a dream school in italy I want to go to for philosophy. I want to do ALL my schooling there. I dont want to only go for a year. Is there any way I could stay there without having to come back? Can I get a visa that doesnt expire for a couple years? Can I just keep renewing it? The point is I need to find a way to stay in Italy for atleast four years without having to become a italian resident. can anyone help ?
Immigration - 2 Answers
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On an important question like this, I would go to Italian consulate and find answers there. And I would also visit Italian consular website as well contact schools in Italy to find out ALL the educational requirements.
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I also think you should ask to the nearest consulate; look on the site below for both basic informations and a list of consulate.

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Sunday, January 1, 2012

Going to italy, fastest way to learn the language

Going to italy, fastest way to learn the language?
Im going to italy in april for a school trip so i was wondering what program or book can help me learn the language fast like rosetta stone or something?
Languages - 1 Answers
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Unfortunately, it takes a lot of practice to learn a language.. xD I've found these podcasts that help you learn languages online, and I think they're pretty good. Whilst I use Japanesepod, there's an Italian pod as well: http://www.italianpod101.com/ It's one of those pay-to-improve things, so the lessons are completely free... You can pay for things like flashcard training and lesson rundowns, but they're not compulsory. It might sound weird, or like it won't help you, but it really worked for me. :D So I hope it could help you! You can even download the podcasts onto your iPod (I think...) so you can listen on-the-go. ;3 Of course, don't forget it takes a lot of practice too! Try getting an email pal in Italy? I'm not so sure about Rosetta Stone. I've tried it before and I wouldn't say it's amazing, but it's helpful. Consider things carefully before you splash out the cash. xD anyway, I hope it helps somehow. xD Enjoy!

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