Universidade de São Paulo - USP (reviews)

My experience so far has been very positive. I study Information Systems at EACH (School of Arts, Science, and Humanities), and networking there is incredibly beneficial, both with people from other places and backgrounds, and with the different courses there, because everyone studies in the same building and has common subjects. A very positive aspect is the great personal, academic, and professional opportunities, whether through events, lectures, or knowledge exchange with other students and professors. In my program, the professors are generally very good and knowledgeable in their fields, although some lack in their teaching ability. The infrastructure is good; my campus is relatively new and constantly undergoes some renovations. The common areas are good, and the cafeteria has good, cheap food, 2 reais, and the entire campus has free Wi-Fi, the library has space for study and a huge variety of books, the access to the campus is great, there is a train station literally in front

I thought the USP MBA was an incredible experience. The content is super current, and the way the professors teach makes you really apply what you learn in practice. I met people from very different fields, and that really enriched my business perspective. The networking you build there is extremely valuable. I left with a broader vision and feeling much more prepared for the challenges of my career. It’s an investment that’s worth it!

The campus is really amazing. There are good options to eat paying just 2 reais, and also the CRUSP for students who don’t have financial support to rent a house, so the University gives this support by home and free transport. About education, the teachers are truly amazing, a lot of knowledge to share.

I believe I had a very good experience at USP. The professors are highly knowledgeable in their fields and bring deep expertise to the subjects, although some could improve their teaching skills and show more empathy toward students. The staff is generally very supportive and pleasant to interact with. There are plenty of activities and opportunities for personal and academic growth throughout the program. The campus Wi-Fi and the shuttle buses between buildings make everyday life much easier. The infrastructure is good overall, but you can clearly notice differences depending on the course: for instance, buildings for more prestigious programs (like Economics) tend to be more modern, well-maintained, and clean compared to those of others (like Philosophy).