Universidad San Pablo CEU

The courses are well done and you have to be do a presentation in each course. Another thing is, that the courses you join you have to be attentend, otherwise you will not get a good grade.

Yes more interactions betweenn the foreign and the home students

All courses are in Spanish, so if you want to participate or get to know your fellow students, you need to know the language pretty well.

There is no Erasmus Community as other universities have (this CAN be positive as well)

The teachers are very up to date; i got to see marketing in a new perspective. i suggest relationes internacionales and marketing y investigacion de mercados. new point of views, great teachers.

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If going again, I would certainly choose another University. My experience was, that nobody liked the idea to have international students in this university. They didn´t organize any activity, not even an welcome or information assembly. If you want to know the results of your exams you have to search the whole university building. Depending on the teacher and the students there were some few courses where I felt welcome but also a lot where I felt like nobody wanted me to be there.

At the CEU, the professor was not very good. She always showed up late, never was enthusiastic about the material, and graded the American students based on a 5 minute oral exam in Spanish (which is our second language). I received the worst grade I have ever received based on one 5 minute exam, when the professor never provided any guidelines or academic support. I did not enjoy my CEU experience nearly as much as I enjoyed my classes through Hamilton College.

if you don´t need a course especially for your studies at home, choose what you are interested in and what is not offered at your home-university. i f.e. chose photography and international relations, wich is not an "urgent" thing for me to study for getting credits, but it was so interesting and something i never could do at munich.

more "intercambio" with local students