European University of Armenia - EUA
speciality: Management

My Personal opinion considering EUA.
EUA is experienced university with years of experience/knowledge/luggage of multiple bases.
My Liked things.
1)Internal atmosphere-interior,created zones of rest/activity’s specifically for students.
2)Another detail I liked about internal atmosphere-teachers who give extra material/information about their subject.
My Disliked thing.
1)About events-during long events whenever too much students are gathered so among them for hundred percent will be students which came unwilling and duration of such events they shift their focus to another doings.
It distracts students who are both interested/engaged in events.
Note:I do understand purpose of such way-include more students for their growth but it irritates me.

I have a mostly positive experience with EUA. We have a couple of interesting subjects where we learn more about finances and management.
EUA has its issues, but they are technical. For instance, i do not understand why did it start charging students for retaking the exams. In my opinion, it is completely unnecesary. We should give people chances and not charge them money for trying their best.
Sometimes security doesn’t let students in after 10 minutes after the start of the first lecture, sometimes they do not let you in if you forgot your card. I do not believe that people who happen to be late 1 time deserve to be rejected at the doors of the university. And I certainly do not understand why does a person have to call for dean herself to let him/her into the building itself. I think it is poor management and problems like forgetting a card should not be directed to the dean. It is purely a low/middle management case, the dean should not be disturbed on such small occasions as this.
Overall I think that the university is nice and the programs are relevant in today’s market, but I do not like the direction in which EUA is moving regarding the toll for the exam retakes and not allowing students inside the building.

I am currently a freshman at EUA, pursuing a bachelor’s degree in management, but I’ve already gotten so much experience in just my first year here. Honestly, this university is the perfect combination of classes, events, and overall student life. In addition, I really like the teaching methods used by the professors, as well as the high quality and frequency of the events held here. If I had to pick one thing that I dislike, it would be balancing the transition into university life, which can be a lot at first. However, the experience you get out of it makes it completely worth it. I would totally recommend this university as an excellent choice.

EUA is a great university, and I’m genuinely happy to be part of it. It offers a supportive environment with plenty of opportunities for personal and academic growth.

I particularly appreciate the international exposure it provides, especially the abroad programs, which are fantastic for broadening your perspective and gaining real-world experience.
That said, there are a few things I find frustrating. The coffee allowance ban feels like an unnecessary restriction. More importantly, I feel the university isn’t strict enough in certain areas—some students seem to take advantage of university-granted privileges without real accountability, which undermines the system for everyone.

Yes, I would definitely recommend EUA. Despite a few policy quirks, the overall experience, the opportunities, and the community make it well worth it.

As a first-year student, I had a generally positive experience at the university. I liked the welcoming community and supportive environment. The academic program provides solid knowledge, though I would prefer more practical activities alongside lectures. I would also recommend it for students interested in studying abroad and creating future opportunities. Overall, it was a good start.

Education:The teachers know their subjects well and are generally competent. However, especially during the last semester, our education was mostly based on creating presentations. This is not the best way to properly study and understand topics, and it would be better to have more explanations, discussions, and practical learning during classes.

Restrooms:The restrooms on the floors are in terrible condition. Many toilets are broken, door handles constantly break, and there should be paper towels or hand dryers near the sinks. The water is freezing cold, and there is nothing to dry your hands with.

Cafeteria:The cafeteria staff are wonderful. The food is very tasty, they work quickly and efficiently, and everything is always clean and tidy.

Cleaning staff:The cleaning staff do an excellent job. The university is always clean, comfortable, and pleasant to be in.

I love our university and believe it offers a wealth of opportunities for the future. International education, dual degrees, and a high-quality educational program! The university is fully capable and can provide everything needed in any profession. However, I believe the attitude toward international groups is significantly inferior to that of Armenian groups. Because most events are only in Armenian, international groups are unable to actively participate in university life. I would especially like to thank the cafeteria staff, as the food is always delicious, it’s always clean, and it makes you want to come back.

I have been studying in EUA for already 2 years and I can surely say that this years were the most fascinating and at the same time challenging years of my life. The campus life is very exciting, studying with not only Armenian but also international students is a great advantage. I’ve made really good friends and have boosted my confidence while speaking English. Furthermore, we have very intelligent professors who are motivating and encouraging during whole semester. With them the challenging exam sessions become more bearable.
The building itself is very beautiful, with all the necessary equipment, and also the cozy library when you can spend your free time.

The European University of Armenia not only offers opportunities for students to study abroad, but also ensures that those who study here are treated with respect, understanding, and support. Being a part of this community has been beneficial in so many ways, from deepening my academic knowledge to helping me grow as a person. This university has created an environment where students feel encouraged to express themselves, explore new ideas, and develop both professionally and personally.
Throughout my experience, I have had the chance to meet people from different backgrounds, participate in engaging academic discussions, and gain a broader perspective on the world around me. The professors are approachable and dedicated to helping students succeed, which makes the learning experience even more motivating and rewarding. Beyond academics, the university also promotes teamwork, communication, and cultural exchange, allowing students to build meaningful friendships and valuable connections for the future.

Hello! First and foremost I love our teachers because all of them are really worth of respect and love. They teach us not only lessons from books, but also inspire us to believe in ourselves, work hard, and never stop learning. The study program is thoughtfully designed to provide students with the knowledge and skills they need for the future. It combines theory with practical learning and helps students develop critical thinking, creativity, and responsibility. And I am very grateful to our teachers for their dedication, patience, and support. I think that is the biggest reason I come to classes with joy.