Universidad de Málaga (UMA)

Hello everyone, Malaga's university is not bad, I think actually is a good one. Malaga's strong degrees are engineering, medicine  and law.

Muy buena mi experiencia, aunque necesite después estudiar más para especializar me y faltó enseñaza en interpretación para audiovisuales.

Some subjects were too longo to be studied in only 3 months, but they didn't care too much about it. Also they are too theoric and rarely you find any practic part. You ended up just vomiting all the information in the exams and forgetting it after 2 minutes. 

A total shame, but that's the system they have. 

Teachers depends on the subject. Some are great, some others just come to read their powerpoints, and some others don't really care about anything. 

There's too many students in the classes, so teachers don't even know your face (not asking for the name), so they don't care about you because they have other 100 students on each class.

At the end, you finish your law degree without any idea of what's the real law world, and that's a pitty. 

If i would have had money, (and I would have known this before) I would have studied in another university.

Muy distinto a lo que se necesita en la vida real...pero la mejor experiencia de mi vida y repetiría sin duda.

Estudié el Grado de Logopedia en la Universidad de Málaga, es decir me formé gracias a un gran número de profesionales especializados en diferentes disciplinas complementarias a la terapia del lenguaje, el habla, la voz, el aprendizaje, la deglución y la comunicación. 

Realicé prácticas curriculares en un Centro de Logopedia y Psicopedagogía donde mi labor consistió en la colaboración activa, aplicación teórica y observación durante las sesiones clínicas. A lo largo de mi período de prácticas descubrí diversos recursos e instrumental logopédico, además de la eficacia e importancia de  un abordaje multidisciplinar.