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“Old-fashioned University”
Kim c
Italie, Licence
Langues étrangères, 2020
Évaluation globaleMy passion for languages led me to enroll in Foreign Languages and Cultures - Business Curriculum. The courses provided me with in-depth knowledge of English and Spanish and helped me develop important Marketing skills. The University of Urbino is one of the oldest in Italy and the characteristic style of the medieval city centre is a constant reminder of its history. The campus buildings are quite old but elegant in their own way. The services provided are often insufficient and below average, especially when compared to other more technological and advanced campuses. Participating in the Ersamus Exchange Program was an incredible opportunity to further develop my skills. I studied one year at the University of Essex, in Colchester (UK)
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Points forts
Great town, rich of history. Good courses and good connection with other universities in Europe for exchange programs
Inconvénients
Old buildings and libraries, poor services.
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“Inclusive university”
Fluter P
Suisse,
Langues étrangères, 2023
Évaluation globale
The University allows you to study different languages and cultures that enables you to develop an intercultural communication.
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L'espace carrières
The University provides internships, particularly in the last year of your bachelor degree you have to do a mandatory internship to be able to graduate.
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Points forts
Diversity in subjects and professors
Inconvénients
They should concentrate on less theory and more practice
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