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“Universidad Autónoma de Barcelona”
Paula M
Spain,
Translation/Interpretation, 2024
OverallEn general una muy buena universidad, te dan todas las herramientas necesarias para tus estudios y te informan sobre becas y otras oportunidades.
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Pros
El ambiente y todos los cursos y ayudas que ofrecen
Cons
Detalles como el internet o las evaluaciones
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“Explícita y a favor de los estudiantes extranjeros”
Adriana N
Spain,
Law, Criminal / Criminology, 2008
Overall
El master en criminologia y ejecucion penal de la UAB me ayudo a mejorar mucho mis conocimientos juridicos y entender mejos el ambito penal.
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Careers
Me ayudo a introducirme a través de pacticas non profesionales al mundo penitenciario.
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Pros
La manera de enseñar y las practicas.
Cons
La implicación de algunos catedráticos
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“UAB Barcelona Review”
Ana G
Spain,
Translation/Interpretation, 2024
Overall
The courses are comprehensive and the teachers are very qualified and resourceful, especially the interpreting teachers.
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Careers
The university provides students with a very useful list of translation agencies to do an internship with. However, due to personal interests, I would rather find my own.
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Pros
The interpreting courses such as Bilateral Interpreting and Consecutive Interpreting
Cons
They could improve on the materials provided
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joris b
Overall
I wish I had known...
I wish I did an intensive language course before comming.. now i waited to long and i had to few time to enjoy my new skills
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In my opinion:
Most people loved it.
Important factors in my choice
(1) Unimportant – (4) Very important
Personal recommendation
They have for different subjects..courses different languages. There is no list of witch group is in witch language so you have to go to all the groups and teachers to ask them.. this is time consuming.. At the end it worked out ok but i imagin it can be done easier
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During my experience abroad, I ...
(1) Never – (4) A lot
Became familiar with another culture
Met people from other countries
Experienced a change in life
Advanced my studies & career
Final comments
I wish you all a very nice stay here.. its a very nice city becaus it has it all.. Culture, nightlife, beach, great festivals, and a university that accepts erasmus students. The only thing... i don't know nothing about the level of the UB university in the center.. but if it is good i would prefer studying in the center and not 30 minuts with the train out of the center.
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Caroline U
Expenses
Main source of funding:
Government assistance
Other sources of funding:
An ERASMUS grant
Work opportunities:
I didn't explore any work options
Personal spending habits
I spent less on food and overall living expenses during my stay abroad as the cost of living in the host country was generally lower than at home. I spent more on telephone calls as I called family and friends more often being away from home and most of which were international calls. Accomodation whilst reasonably priced cost more abroad, as at home as I lived in the family home not in rented accomodation. I spent less on nightlife and travel as I did not have much social life nor did I travel a lot, only to university, therefore travel expenses were relatively cheap. Overall I spent roughly the same abroad as I did at home. Whilst I saved money in some areas I spent more in others.
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Telephone, Housing:
was more expensive than at home.
Overall:
was the same price as at home.
Food, Nightlife, Travel:
was less expensive than at home.
Accessibility of student needs
Second-hand household items
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laulaulaa
Expenses
Main source of funding:
An ERASMUS grant
Other sources of funding:
Personal savings
Work opportunities:
I didn't explore any work options
Personal spending habits
in general, spain is regarded as less expencive country than, say, scandinavian countries, but barcelona isn't really that cheap. be prepared of for instance not getting any student discounts on your train/busfares.
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Travel, Overall, Nightlife, Food:
was the same price as at home.
Housing, Telephone:
was less expensive than at home.
Accessibility of student needs
Second-hand household items
Personal comments
folks! everytime you withdraw money from the atm, your local bank will take about 2-3 euros of service fees. i didnt know this. nice surprise.
also, if you want to take a language course before venturing to the real classes, be prepared to pay aprox. 200e.
a tip: if you are a cinema enthusiast, and have to get your fix of films each week, i suggest that you go to the cinema on monday: it's generally known as the spectator day, when movie ticket will cost you only 4e.
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