Universidad de Granada (UGR)

Teachers in general are more friendly than in Italy, I suggest to go to talk to them if you need help.

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The academic level requires a high level of English knowledge that often is not very high in Granada

History courses take a lot of your time. Business courses are very instructive.

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I took four couses during the first semester: Política Árabe, Antropologia Política, Seguridad y Defensa and Comunicacion Política. I also sat in the classes of Arabic. I loved every one of my classes and really liked the attitude of the professors. There was a lot of interaction during the classes and we were asked to voice our oppinion, which was great not only for our understanding of the subject, but also for our Spanish. Regular preparation for classes was necessary, but definitely worth it.

The only thing was, that because of the high number of international students, the interaction with the local students was not that intensive. However we managed to conduct all of our conversations in Spanish, even with the international students, which was a great thing. All the courses were conducted in Spanish and I would not change this.

Derecho Internacional Público, Diplomacia, Pensamiento Político Espanol

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not so great but who cares about that... the rest is great