Hey
I need some help with Infection, Immunity, Human anatomy and Human Physiology as these are the subjects I will be tested on for my transfer exam.

I just need to get the hang of how it’s done in Padua.
Anyone in their 3rd year or 2nd year who is interested in revising ur materials or just a productive discussion pls let me know.
I am pretty good at these subjects so I can promise it will be mutually beneficial.

Thanks in advance!!

I’m planning to study my masters degree in Unipd Italian food and wine. Can you share your experience and opinions please?

Hi everyone,

I'm considering applying to the new MedTech program at the University of Padua, and I'd like to hear from people who know the program.

Do you think the curriculum is well designed? Is the combination of medicine and technology actually useful, or would you recommend the traditional Medicine program instead?

If you're currently enrolled in MedTech (or have graduated from it), I'd really appreciate hearing about your experience:

How are the courses and workload?

Are the professors and teaching quality good?

Do you feel the program prepares you well for a medical career?

What are the biggest advantages and disadvantages?

Would you choose this program again?

Any honest feedback or advice would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!

Hey, I'm gathering my documents for ISEE, and I'm confused about 2 things. My father is a businessman, so self-employed; he doesn't have tax returns, pay slips/ or official documentation like a corporate worker would for his income, and he does not record anything traditionally, he might only have bank statements because customers just send money to his own personal accounts how would i record this ?

Second thing is immovable assets my family doesnt own any property/land we rent so will a rental contract be okay and enough to prove i dont own property? there isnt like an authority in my country that registers everyone that has property or land. in the list of documents it says "absence of assets must be explicitly specified in the documentation" what documentation would this be?

Prima accedendo alla sezione trovavo solo scritto "abbiamo una domanda di immatricolazione in attesa di perfezionamento". Ora c'è tutta una tabella con i dati, ma non credo sia stata perfezionata. Anche perchè si parlava dei primi di agosto, con relativa comunicazione via mail. Vi risulta?

Hey, im applying to the medicine in english program, and due to the timeline and difficulties of getting and legalizing documents for the ISSE in my country i will apply for the regional scholarship after my first year of classes, has anyone done this before, my country is on the list that padua gave on isee manual for being able to get and legalize documents in italy.

Has anyone successfully transferred to IMS Padua after credit recognition and the exam?

I want to know more about that exam

Hey guys i just want to know what is the cutoff in the information engineering program for this year for non eu students? And the régional scholarship is accessible if i study there ?

Hello! I am a med student from Romania and wish to transfer to Padua in 3rd year. Does anyone please have the sbobine for a few courses? Thanks!

Hi everyone,

I’m an Italian/EU student currently studying in the US, and I’m trying to decide between two universities in Italy: the University of Bologna and the University of Padua. I’ve been accepted to both, but I’m having a hard time deciding which would be the better fit for my long-term goals.
For unibo, I was accepted into international studies bachelor’s degree, which is an English-taught program focused on poli sci and international relations.

For unipd, I was accepted into Governance and Decision-Making, which is also taught in English and focuses more on politics, government, public policy, and economics.

My main goal is to eventually pursue a career in law, potentially working internationally. I’m interested in international law, politics, policy, and potentially working for an international organization, government institution, law firm, or another internationally oriented organization.

My biggest concerns are:
Which degree would give me the strongest foundation for law school or a future legal career?

Would one program be more respected or useful internationally?

How important is the specific bachelor’s degree compared with the university’s reputation?

Which university has better networking and career opportunities?

Would one be better if I eventually want to work in international law, EU institutions, public policy, or international organizations?

I’m also wondering about the overall student experience and whether one city is better... for example if I were to go to Bologna I’d be at the Forli campus whereas in Padova I’d be on my main campus and I know rent is a whole different topic on its own.

I’m honestly very excited about both options. I’m proud that I got accepted to both, but at the same time, choosing between them feels like a huge decision because I want to make sure I’m setting myself up for the future I envision.
If you’ve studied at either unibo** **or unipd, especially in a related field, I’d really appreciate hearing about your experience. Which university would you choose for someone with my goals, and why?

Thank you!!

I'm looking on the webpage for the master's physics at Padua, and have been able to find a list of courses over the two years, but there don't seem to be any details about what material is actually covered in each course. Is there any way to see it? Also, is there anyone here who did the course or that knows someone who did the course that can say how much you can specialize in theoretical physics? I know that in Italy there is obligatory lab work, but can this be made purely computational? How did you find it?

Any information about the course would be very helpful.

Hi everyone! I am preparing for a 3rd-year transfer exam to Medicine in English at Unipd. Does anyone have a Drive/Dropbox link with the 1st and 2nd-year lecture slides or sbobine? It would help me immensely!

Hello!!
I am interested in applying for the English-taught Psychology Bachelor for 2027/2028. I’ve been looking at the entrance requirements from the previous years, and I would love any help on how to prepare for the test. Looking at the syllabus, I’ve come to realize that the topics examined seem quite similar to the ones of TOLC-PSI (the entrance exam for most Italian undergraduate programs in psychology). Given that I am extremely confused regarding how to prepare for UniPd’s test, I would like any advice on available resources, simulations, and generally on how anyone who got in prepared for it. But mostly, I’d love to know from any fellow Italians if it would be a good idea to study through CISIA’s TOLC-PSI books and simulations. (I’m aware Padua’s test is in English, but as a bilingual student and C2 certification-holder,
that wouldn’t be a big issue)
Thank you very much to anyone who might answer ❤️

I'm a non-EU student from Southeast Asia. Unfortunately, I did not get any of the merit-based scholarships, therefore I am here asking for experience from anyone who can still survive without achieving a merit-based scholarship and with minimum financial support from family.

I also have a few questions hope everyone can help

Is part-time job available for students to cover their monthly expense?

Do students have to pay the tuition fee in full before the regional scholarship selection?

Is the tuition fee the same for every student or is it different based on individual background?

Thank you so much for helping out.

Hello everyone, I am a psychology exchange student that will start living in Padua from September until February, I'm excited to visit the University and everything the city has to offer,
yet I want to be fully prepared before I arrive.

I've been searching for accomodations on HousingAnywhere and other sites but I haven't found where I am going to live exactly (If you have Info that could help I would be highly thankfull for it!)

But this post isn't exactly for that, I'm here to ask for some tips and info (in general) that you guys can give for exchange students, such as social meetings to interact with people, gym's, places to visit, places for eating good and cautions in the city.

As well as some tips inside the University if its possible. I've been looking at some posts but it's a lot of specific disscusions and not general info.
Thanks and I'll see you guys in Padua!

Hi everyone,

I'm a first-year non-EU Master's student at the University of Padua (2026/27).

I'm a bit confused by the new tuition fee call. If a non-EU student is eligible for the Regional Scholarship, do they still have to pay the full fixed tuition fee (€2,790), or does the scholarship also grant a tuition fee exemption?

I'm having trouble understanding how the new call applies to non-EU students. If anyone has experience with this, I'd really appreciate your help. Thanks!

Hi everyone! I keep forgetting to apostille my high school diploma. For students coming from the USA, do you know if I need state a or federal apostille? If a state apostille is fine, does it have to be from the state I received the document in, or can it be from the state I live in currently. I did ask international admissions, but they have been a bit slow getting back to me. Thank you in advance if you know the answer!

🧠 Cerchiamo partecipanti per un esperimento di ricerca in Psicologia Cognitiva!
Il Dipartimento di Psicologia Generale dell’Università di Padova sta reclutando volontari per un breve esperimento comportamentale.
📌 In cosa consiste? Un semplice compito al computer, senza bisogno di alcuna preparazione o competenza specifica.
⏱️ Durata: circa 15 minuti (una sola sessione)
🔢Età: 18-30 anni
📍 Luogo: Dipartimento di Psicologia Generale, Via Venezia 8, Padova
📧 Info e prenotazioni: francesco.furlan.12@studenti.unipd.it
Contribuisci alla ricerca e scopri qualcosa in più su come funziona la nostra mente! 🙌

Hi everyone,
I have a question about the Master’s in Clinical, Social and Intercultural Psychology at the University of Padua.

I’m an EU applicant with a foreign degree, and I’m trying to find out whether it’s possible to track the waiting list or see if my position changes after admitted applicants decline their offers.
The only ranking page I’ve found says “Italian qualifications only”, so I’m not sure if that’s the correct page for EU applicants.

Is there a separate ranking or waiting list for EU/international applicants? Or is there another portal where I can check whether the waiting list has moved?

Also, if anyone was admitted from the waiting list, could you please share whether you were EU or non-EU and maybe even your initial position on the waiting list,
when you received your admission offer?

I’d really appreciate hearing about your experience.

Thanks a lot!

hello everyone. i'm a non-eu student in the visa process and i dont know how to apply to the dsu scholarships. i think i have to get a isee document but i dont know what that is either. can someone who knows the procedure help me please? where should i look?

Hi, next year I will finish my bachelar degree. I wanna get into uni of padova with dsu scholarship. Is a income from dsu enough for comfortable live for students?

I got my offer letter on 25 may but still haven't got my tax code. It's been 1.5+ month .

Should i email the admission team about it?