Advice for Master's Program in Europe

Hi all,

I graduated with my bachelor's some years back, and I have been working in archaeology (a little shovel-bumming, a little research). I was recently accepted into a master's program in Italy (at La Sapienza University of Rome) and Germany (at the University of Tübingen). And, I'll be frank, I am having a heck of a time decided between the two.

For a while, I was leaning towards Sapienza, since I am more interested in Italian culture and I know Italian at around a B1 level. I've heard the Italian job market is very rough at the moment, though. Tübingen seems like it would provide better opportunities (internships and the like). However, I do not know a lick of Germany. I know that the decision is ultimately my own, but I wanted to see if there are any other perspectives that I can also consider.

Does anyone have any experience studying in either country? or, even better, at either university? Thanks!