University of Montenegro (reviews)

I study at the Faculty of Political Science at the University of Montenegro. The most positive thing is that you are always in tune with international politics and international affairs. There is a strong emphasis in learning about world history so you can better understand the events that are happening today. The theoretical knowledge you get here is really great, but what I don’t like is that there is no practical experience, unless you try to gain it on your own, regardless of the University.

The statement in the title is perhaps the best way to describe the University of Montenegro’s Electrical Engineering course. Despite many of the labs being rather old and with limited equipment, this course offers a comprehensive look at electrical engineering, with many branches being available for students to choose from: electronics, telecommunications, power engineering and control engineering. The university has recently upgraded its amphitheatres which makes the lectures more enjoyable, and I hope the push for modernization will lead them to upgrade the labs soon. Most of the professors are really good and open for communication, especially in the third year of studies and above. The goals and requirements for each subject are well defined for the most part and textbooks are well-written bar some exceptions. I didn’t use the dorms so I can’t comment on the accommodation too much but from what I’ve seen the quality of it varies a lot. The EE course is free so it’s great value and it also offers great career prospects in Montenegro, as well as internationally.

Pretty good university with high standards and it recently got modernized. Which improved the quality of lessons by a lot. But I think the stuff that is being learned from some courses should be updated.