University of Algiers 2 - Abou EL Kacem Saâdallah (reviews)

I studied 4 years in the university of Algiers and overall it was a good experience. I liked the program that we had expect for listening courses which I thought were not sufficient enough. The teachers were a bit harsh on the grading but it was manageable. The campus life was not exactly interesting, we didn’t have much activities outside the classes. However, many changes occurred after I finished my studies and hopefully they were for the best.

I had studied there from 2009 to 2013 .it was good but the lack of communication between students/ teachers and students/ administration is shocking .i had some very good teachers though ,they were amazing : Mr Bensaou and Mr Djemi ( They might rest in peace) .

I absolutely loved the fact that we were both learning languages and different types of literature. There were various other courses being delivered on campus, which meant you, as a student, you get to interact with different students from different fields of study. What I didn’t like, however, was how big it was and how our classes were scattered all over the campus. This meant that we had to go running after each period so as not to miss the next class.

University of Algiers 2 is a commendable institution offering diverse academic programs and strong research opportunities, supported by experienced faculty. Its rich cultural and historical significance, combined with a blend of historical and modern architecture, creates a unique learning environment. The university’s active community engagement and international collaborations provide valuable experiences for students. However, like many public universities, it may face resource constraints and bureaucratic inefficiencies that could impact facilities and administrative processes. Despite these challenges, I would recommend the University of Algiers 2 to students who value a diverse academic environment, cultural heritage, and opportunities for research and international exposure.