During the fall semester of my third year, I’ve been studying at private LUISS University in Rome. Since I had no restrictions in the choice of courses, I decided to take courses not from my major Political Science field. One of the most memorable and interesting was Digital marketing, which turned out to be the most useful course during my whole time at university. Our professor was a CEO of a famous Italian media company, who actually lived in Milan and every time we had classes, he came to Rome and conducted such exciting lectures that the whole audience was fully involved into the process. Another subject was Political sociology where we discussed, for instance, social movements, populism, democratic backsliding and other interesting phenomena. Moreover, I’ve studied Labour law in European Union, which appeared to be different from my expectations in a negative way.