What school is best for studying interior design in Milan Scuola Politecnica di Design or Instituto Europeo di Design?

Answer 1

as a current student of SPD I would like to warn people against this instituation. For the extortionate fees one would expect to receive a significant amount of quality regarding the facilities and teaching in general, however I have found not only the structure of the courses absolutely archaic and the teaching positively pointless but the facilities are non existent. For a masters programme particularly one would expect something akin to a masters programme anywhere else in the world, however this is nothing of the sort. It is essentially a glorified high school. Despite Italy's reputation for bureaucracy and an education system that leaves a lot to be desires, I foolishly applied for this course and was accepted. In the lead up to starting my studies there, there was a lot of contact from administration attempting to make me feel very welcome, however upon arrival, not only did i find that the administration was incompetent, constantly losing paperwork, saying different things to different students, but the didactic staff truly truly incompetent. A group of people whose job it seems is to look after the educational welfare of the students, but who in reality are more concerned with exerting a false sense of power of both students and staff in order to glorify their pathetic existences. I would advise anyone against attending this course. The only institution that in my eyes would be of any value in Milan would be politecnico di milano. Whilst Domus has a good name, again it is a glorified high school. IED may have great facilities but is essentially a hub for trust fund teens that dont know any better unfortunately. Please think seriously and do your research before SPD as for me personally and many of my classmates it is truly one of the worst decisions we have ever made to come and study here.