Universidad Europea de Madrid (UEM) reviews

The title is stolen from the magnificient William Shakespeare. Coincidentally it matches perfectly when you describe this University. 
However I am going to try to write this review with positive wordings and yet hope to communicate my experience. It was late June, 2018 when i decided to apply for masters. I merely wanted to browse and seek options. Many applications later a mail popped up, from UEM. I was a candidate for the second round of interviews with the Director of the course. It went well, in my opinion. Next was to pay a fee for the admission and done. I was in. Turns out, no one cared about my english proficiency for a course that is entirely in english.

Visa gets approved, tickets booked and the next thing I know, I am sitting inside the Santiago Bernabeau for my first class in an MBA in Sports Management. A reality beyond my dreams. The course begins, and everything around me just does not seem to fit. 

I sat down one weekend, and reviewed/retraced my steps towards this course. Money, Money Money. The professors could not communicate with students freely because of their lack of knowledge in the english language. The management was clearly in need of help, to an extent where the director of the course was basically doing everything from organising, to internships and much more. It felt like the priority of the university was to get more students from abroad and claim to be a multinational HUB, rather than actually taking care of their students who are already on campus.

Es una universidad que en el ámbito de la ingeniería se basa en la practicidad y en la relación que tiene el grado con el mundo laboral. Se evitan temarios anticuados y extensos como los que se pueden llegar a dar en muchas universidades públicas.