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Dealing With Loneliness
By Georgia Reid, Università Bocconi, Italy Studying abroad can be a very exciting time and, for many, a time that they will reminisce on for the rest of their lives. But for some, it will be a very isolating time – not knowing anyone, being far away from home, and in a different time zone from family and friends. So, I have made a list of things to help navigate feelings of loneliness.
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The Best Food Spots in Milan
By Georgia Reid, Università Bocconi, Italy Despite Italian cuisine being one of the best in the world, there are a lot of restaurants that are tourist traps, selling average meals. So, I have made a list of my favourite places to eat in Milan!
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From Roaming Rome to Sicilian Serenity: Ranking My First Semester’s Travels
By Georgia Reid, Università Bocconi, Italy During my first semester in Milan, the hot weather and cheap public transport meant that I developed a serious case of the travel bug. So, I have rated and ranked my favourite places to travel to in Italy to help you decide where to travel to.
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Living in an “Exchange Student” Accommodation
By Georgia Reid, Università Bocconi, Italy Bocconi only provides one student accommodation for its exchange students, a large apartment complex called Aparto Giovenale. I was extremely lucky to secure a place there, however, once I arrived it was obvious why so many people struggled to get a place there.
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A Tourist’s Guide to Milan
By Georgia Reid, Università Bocconi, Italy Despite being considered one of the fashion capitals of the world, Milan itself is not a very big city. Therefore, I have curated a list of the must-see things in Milano to help with your trip.
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A Taste of Sicily: The Must-Try Cuisines in Taormina
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The Differences Between Bocconi and Manchester
By Georgia Reid, Università Bocconi, Italy Today marks one month of living in Milan, and despite only being in week 3 of lectures, I have noticed a vast difference in the learning and teaching styles between Manchester and Bocconi.















