Shifa Tameer-e-Millat University (reviews)

My Masters program at the University of Lyon 1

The University of Lyon is very amazing if you are talking about science and technology UCBL is among the best universities in france It has good facilities the library is well equipped and the environment was super conducive The University is very closed to different supermarkets The professors are very [...]

Diversity of programs

I like how diverse the different courses were in terms of information that was drawn from different parts of the world It helped me have a diverse perspective on the different health systems around the world I liked that their was a student services that was very accommodating and had [...]

AAU - vibrant, competent, challenging

I had wonderful years studying International relations and diplomacy at AAU They offer a variety of classes top-notch lecturers a vibrant social scene for its students and an intimate relationship between the administration the faculty and the students AAU boasts of all the benefits of a private university with smaller [...]

worth the recommendation.

People had been telling me about this university since high school - and for good reason With programs covering everything from hard sciences to liberal arts plus affordable tuition with income-based discounts it was an easy choice I went with Cultural Heritage Studies which gave me the perfect mix of [...]

My Master’s Experience at Saxion

I completed my Master s in Management at Saxion University of Applied Sciences and overall it was a valuable and career-oriented experience The program is strongly focused on practical knowledge which helped me understand how management concepts apply in real business situations One of the best parts of the program [...]

It was good experience, I learnt quite a lot

The university is wonderful school and what I liked about it is how accommodative it was in relation to other races what i d recommend is that they create internship opportunities for foreigners with equal opportunities like their own Malaysians [...]