Master degree

Hi! I’m a Canadian student moving to Italy for my masters degree (in English). I do have my Italian citizenship and have taken C1 level classes but I’m scared of still not speaking well enough or having issues with finding jobs. I can speak French and English perfectly and well as Spanish decently. I’m so unsure on how the job market is compared to Canada. (Student job wise) I was also wondering how universities worked. For example where I grew up the reputation of the university you attended made a difference in how you were perceived or how easy you could get a job. I’m currently hesitating between Siena, Torino and Padova for school. I’m looking for a balance of a good school and a nice city, accessible and not too expensive. Any tips or advice? I’m moving in September!