Universitat Pompeu Fabra (UPF)

be careful when choosing your courses, some are suddenly unavailable for exchange students and others are in catalan (urban economics, financial economics and economic theory are accessible)

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The problem is to find courses in Spain or English. The most of them are in Catalan. But you can speak with the Professors to speak Spain.

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They were broad and sometimes disorganized. I wish I could have had the opportunity to take more indepth classes.

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Technical translation courses- economics and legal- were very interesting. As well as History of translation. Classes for ONLY Erasmus students very quite boring. Class of "analisis del discurso espanol", or something like that, was awfully boring. All translation classes interested me the most.

I guess I was a particular case. Being a student in translation, I already had more knowledge in languages than others ERASMUS students who were on a language programme and not translation. Some courses were more adapted to them. Translation courses were fairly good. At that time the 4-year level was not created yet, since the translation section was only 3 years old. I would have like to study at an advanced level.

Not all information on the Web are corrct concerning the languages they are taught!

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Erasmus students should have more choice between catalan and spanish lessons.