Study Physics in France or Italy?

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When considering undergraduate physics studies in France, Italy, Spain, Poland, and Hungary, it's important to note that each country has a mix of both reputable and less reputable institutions. The choice of university should align with personal preferences and goals, as all mentioned countries offer quality education options. Language proficiency is not a barrier for the individual, as they are willing to learn the necessary language. Ultimately, the recommendation is to select a destination based on personal interest, as top universities exist in each country.
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I want to learn and study physics in undergraduation. In the following countries, which one do you recommend? Why? Thank you!
France, Italy, Spain, Poland, Hungary
 
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What languages do you speak?
 
cristo said:
What languages do you speak?

It does not matter whatsoever. If I have decided, I can learn it.
 
This is impossible to answer. There are good schools in France. There are bad schools in France. There are good schools in Italy. Etc.
 
Vanadium 50 said:
This is impossible to answer. There are good schools in France. There are bad schools in France. There are good schools in Italy. Etc.

actually, i can be admitted by the top universities in these countries. do you have any comments?
 
yuqiao said:
actually, i can be admitted by the top universities in these countries. do you have any comments?

Go where you want to go. As Vanadium 50 already explained, there are good schools in all of those countries. You are asking a very broad question and have received broad answers.
 

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