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I’m a Tunisian student planning to study in Europe (Computer Science / Engineering), and I’m trying to decide between Poland and Italy.
I’d really appreciate honest, detailed insights—especially from international (non-EU) students.
Here’s my situation:
- Non-EU (Tunisian)
- Planning to study in English
- Long-term goal: build a career in Europe after graduation
I have a few specific questions:
- How is the quality of education in Poland (especially in tech fields)? Is it practical or mostly theoretical?
- How difficult is it for non-EU students to get part-time jobs while studying?
- After graduation, how hard is it to find a job and stay legally in Poland?
- Is the language barrier (Polish) a serious problem for daily life and work?
- Compared to Italy, would you say Poland is a better or worse choice overall for someone in my situation?
u/FuzzyAd7001 — 17 days ago