really good programme, good professors, has some facilities and accommodations, good value, good location and also good student life. It is also good in terms of internationality and careers prospects! Plus good community.

The programme was amazing but needs to be adapted to today’s reality.

My lessons were great, the teachers and the university were great too.

Economics and business degrees need to have more practical classes to be easier when the students enter the “real world”.

I have a degree in International Business and I recommend it to anyone interested in a multipurpose, multidisciplinary course that prepares students for a world of international work. I would undoubtedly emphasize the fact that the course is practically all taught in English and the subjects cover different areas, which provides a more global knowledge of any problem.
However I would not recommend the University itself, the campus is run down as well as the buildings, the professors are often not interested in small courses and there is a lot of incentive for plagiarism since most of the tests will be a matter of memorizing and not of evaluating knowledge actually learned.