State University Of Surabaya - UNESA (reviews)

The education system was excelent and very accessible, especially for the students. We were well-guided in choosing the courses that would meet our needs. This allowed us to focus on the spesific courses that matched our interests, giving us the facility to engage in our study deeply. This was also supported by the teaching method offered by the lecturers. Lessons were not only informative but also interactive, by inviting us to engage in projects that required critical thinking and problem solving. Moreover, the college’s environment was very welcoming and encouraging for us to have the best learning experience.

About My University, let’s start with what i liked the most. I like that this uni is definitely preparing their students to a real world experience. On our 6th semester, we must do an internship at a company. I think it’s very early but somehow i really love the idea of it. This campus has been so pursuing for pushing their students to graduate early. Such as guarantee to graduate for 3.5 Year if we could publish a international journal, or we could win an international competition that relates to our major. But, on the other side, every single year, this campus is probably on top three recipients for students and they gradually opened a new major or faculty. It probably sounds like a good thing. But, here’s what you need to know. The buildings, classroom is inadequate for the overwhelming student every year that keeps coming. Some of us should experience online class. Even if i don’t experience this, my friend who’s in a different major definitely had an impact for this. She could learn in the classroom only once a week. Even then sometimes its still canceled. This is an honest opinions I’ve had and i know the campus already heard for this issue. But, i still haven’t figure if they are willing to change anything for it.

To be honest, I really enjoyed my time at the State University of Surabaya (UNESA)! Getting a high GPA and winning those awards felt great, and it wouldn’t have happened without the supportive environment. Being involved in so many clubs and organizations was also a great experience – I learned a lot about teamwork and leadership. The professors seem to really care about the success of their students, which makes a huge difference. I can’t think of anything I didn’t like, but there could have been more opportunities for personal time with professors or more career-focused resources. Overall though, I would definitely recommend UNESA to anyone who is considering it – especially if they are interested in German, like I am. It’s a great place to learn and grow.