Opiniones de Universidade Fernando Pessoa

I studied advertising there and all my expectations were fill.

No, I think not. I just recommend to the future erasmus students to stay more with the "local" students, it helps. To stay with the erasmus students it's good but to be integrated with all the portugueses students, it's better. I didn't do this. And I regret.

well prepared teacher, very interesting new info, different style of teaching...moer relax than in Slovakia.My home University knowladge requirements level is/was much higher in general

it was is balance- Erazmus experience/ level of difficulty

I recomend Ethics and Deonthology with prof. J. P. Leal and Organizational Behaviour and Conflict Management with prof. Pedro Cunha.

They should organiza more often some events for erasmus students.

No

They have mostly books in portuguese language. It would be much easier to learn from english literature.

not really. just study on book, beacause the teacher's knowledges are not the best.

no

We were supposed to study in English and chose course marked as 'course in English'. In fact, when we arrived some of those courses were held in portuguese and we changed them. In fact, if u know Spanish, Italian, Romanian it it pretty easy to learn Portuguese to that extent to follow the course. It's better to take a course held in Portuguese even if u don't know pt but know one of these languages than be sorry after. Some of the course s were not good at all. There were sometimes only 2 people in a class, and never more than 20. There are late courses starting at 21.00. There is an obligatory attendance of 40% in almost all of the courses.

Yes! first of all, to provide a fast Portuguese course before the studies start! We arrived a week beore the official start of the studies but the actual studies started 2 weeks later the official start. For that time we could have learnt the language!! Also, to look at some courses' containing-it's not good if a teacher only gives us some copies and doesn't explain anything interactively