

There are excellent professors with impressive expertise and distinguished careers; it is undoubtedly a challenging program. I appreciated the flexibility to arrange my courses according to my needs and schedule, and the atmosphere is very pleasant. One downside was that the laboratories sometimes lacked certain equipment, or the gear was outdated, though this did encourage creativity in finding solutions. I would certainly recommend the Universidad Autónoma de Querétaro; it offers a high standard of education and is constantly improving.
View moreThe school have a great program and good teachers, it’s on you to get the most of it and learn a lot.
There’s a great vibe with all the students and teachers are really friendly.
After the first semester’s you’re able to pick your own classes and teachers, so it’s important that you ask around and choose what’s better for you, it maybe challenging but that’s a great way to grow and learn.
I think UAQ is a good option if you are thinking in Querétaro to an exchange. Is one of the best of the country, but it needs to develop in certain areas to reach “eliteness”.
I´m studying Journalism and Mass Communication, and my study program is ranked number 7 nationwide, so if you want to study Communication in México it is a good option.
The campus is small but beautiful as well as the city, which is growing at a great level. I think it is like a “mini Mexico City”. Life is cheap in a relative way and it is very safe to live here.
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