Well, I would say that if you graduate from this University and especially Faculty of Electrical Engineering you will have many opportunities and doors opened for you. On the other hand the lectures and lecturers are quite disorganized and you find yourself learning all the required materials all by yourself because the classes provide minimum information but request much more from you. So often I feel stressed and like I’m not doing enough. It is said that from all the neighboring faculties of the same major Faculty of Electrical Engineering in Banjaluka is the hardest, with the same classes being tougher than the ones on the other faculties.

I think the University and the programs at the different faculties are pretty good, but what is missing (at least the faculty at which I am studying) is that in a lot of courses we are dealing with “outdated” technologies.

On this faculty you will learn all details about engineering even if you don’t need to, but it is worth after finishing your bachelor degree you will have guaranteed job with nice paycheck for this area of world.

The up side is that you will learn all the nitty gritty details and will probably have a very good understanding of the essentials of all technologies that are in the curriculum. The down side is that it is quite disorganized and that there is no literatury specific to courses. Also the studies are harder than those in neighbouring universities. On the bright side, you prettymuch have a guaranteed job when you get to third year, if you want it.