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4.08 / 5 based on 111 reviews
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“Rennes II et sa vie étudiante”
Lutfi D
France,
Language, 2023
OverallUn campus actif et plein de vie, les cours sont souvent mal organisés cependant et très dépendant du professeur et sa subjectivité. Mais beaucoup de réunions et disponibilités de la part des profs et encadrants.
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Careers
L'école est à l'écoute des projets professionnels de chacun et propose beaucoup d'échanges et de partenaires pour la recherche de stage.
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Pros
Sa diversité de cursus et d'insertions possibles
Cons
La communication interne étudiants-profs
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“Une formation complète et professionnalisante”
Maëlle M
France, Graduate
Translation/Interpretation, 2023
Overall
Apprentissage complet des logiciels pouvant être utilisés dans le monde professionnel, mises en situation d'agences de traduction, des cours abordant les nombreuses facettes du monde de la traduction.
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Pros
Les logiciels, la professionnalisation
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“Master LEA ALPI”
esther p
Mexico, Graduate
Marketing and Sales Management, 2018
Overall
Les matières sont tres diversifiés, ce qui en fait sa force mais aussi sa faiblesse.
On étudient des matières tres différentes et l on manque d approfondissement sur certaines matières (finances, logistiques, gestion)
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Pros
Approfondir certaines matieres
Cons
Trop de marketing
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“Master LEA ALPI”
esther p
Mexico, Graduate
Marketing and Sales Management, 2018
Overall
Les matières sont tres diversifiés, ce qui en fait sa force mais aussi sa faiblesse.
On étudient des matières tres différentes et l on manque d approfondissement sur certaines matières (finances, logistiques, gestion)
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Pros
Approfondir certaines matieres
Cons
Trop de marketing
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“Good university”
Killian M
France, Undergraduate
Language, 2018
Overall
The University of Rennes 2 provides courses in humanities fields as languages, social sciences, human sciences, sport and arts. The campuses are well-located (metro station to the city centre). The teachers are demanding.
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Pros
Good student life
Cons
Regular strikes
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Rachel B
Expenses
Main source of funding:
Government assistance
Other sources of funding:
Government assistance<br>
An ERASMUS grant
Work opportunities:
I didn't want/need to work
Personal spending habits
I spent more on food and drink because my room was tiny and there was no common recreation areas in halls/on campus so going out for coffee or lunch was an essential activity to allow me to get out and see friends. Alcohol is more expensive in bars especially as there is no student union or student nights at bars/clubs.
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Nightlife, Food, Overall:
was more expensive than at home.
Travel:
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
I had to pay for the internet in halls!! Definitely would recooment signing up for CAF, its really easy and halved my rent. You just need to supply photocopies of your EHIC card, passport and evidence of your residence.
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