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Universidad de Sevilla (US)

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Hay bastantes ayudas para el alumnado
Reyes L
Spain, Undergraduate
Materials Science, 2023
Overall
En la US existe una plataforma para encontrar prácticas en empresas y hay un profesor encargado en cada facultad para ayudarte. Además, dan cursos para aprender a redactar el CV, buscar empleo eficientemente y para tener éxito en una entrevista de trabajo.
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Cursos, plataforma Icaro
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cragsdale
University of Chicago, Chicago, United States
Philology, Undergraduate, University Agreement
Academic
Course recommendations
Take courses that interest you, don't worry about courses that directly follow your major. After all, the main point of going abroad is to become fluent and develop your personal goals and interests. In short, experiment and have fun, but at the same time be sure to take the opportunity and experience seriously.
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Personal comments
More dedication and particpation by Spanish students. I wouldn't bet on this happening any time soon though, as their system is very different from the elite competition and discpline found at top US universities.
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My opinion of the university assessment
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Melissa D
Cornell University, Ithaca, United States
Social Sciences, Undergraduate, University Agreement
Housing
Type of housing: Apartment/House
Arranged by: Independently - My choice
If returning, I would choose: Apartment/House
Why?
I've lived in apartments with Spaniards both years that I was living in Spain for study and work. I think you gain a more realistic experience and understanding of the culture when living with people around your own age, especially if you become friends with them. You are also able to practice your language skills on a daily basis.
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Personal comments
The university program initially set us up with a family. However, we lived with other American students and paid too much money for the time and place. I chose to find my own housing.
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Estudiar arquitectura
Elena R
France, Undergraduate
Architecture, 2020
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La universidad de arquitectura de sevilla es muy completa. Algunos profesores dificultan un poco la carrera pero la verdad es que sales muy bien formado en todos los ambitos, tanto en los mas artisticos y proyectuales como en los que hacen referencia a calculos y demas.
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Formacion completa
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Los horarios y comprension de los profesores
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Estudiar arquitectura
Elena R
France, Undergraduate
Architecture, 2020
Overall
La universidad de arquitectura de sevilla es muy completa. Algunos profesores dificultan un poco la carrera pero la verdad es que sales muy bien formado en todos los ambitos, tanto en los mas artisticos y proyectuales como en los que hacen referencia a calculos y demas.
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Formacion completa
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Los horarios y comprension de los profesores
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anonymous
NCF, SARASOTA, United States
Literature, Undergraduate, IIS
Languages
Language of instruction: Spanish
Was learning Spanish a key decision factor?
Yes, I wanted to improve my Spanish
How much did you improve your Spanish?
My level before: At ease in most situations
My level after: At ease in most situations
Language difficulties
Social
Educational
Administrative / Institutional
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Personal comments
Andaluz is very difficult to understand at first. None of the courses are taught in this dialect, but rather in traditional castellano, where the soft c's and z's are pronounced like the soft "th" in English, and the s's are pronounced like an "sh". If you are not used to this accent, it will be a bit difficult to understand spoken Spanish in Sevilla (in- and outside the university), and by the time you leave the country, you might notice that you have picked up on some of the accent and much of the slang.
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