Student review [#97076]
for Electrical and Computer Engineering
at Faculdade de Ciências da Universidade do Porto
Porto, Portugal
Electrical and ...
8 months ago
Student
PT
The experience of studying at a higher level
I loved the university, the classes, professors and the campus where everything is envolved at. Its a solid choice if you wanna study engeneering. Also you are gonna benefict from the fact that you are in Portugal, living your best life.
Programme: Electrical and Computer Engineering
Degree: Bachelor's
Graduation: 2024
Delivery Type: On Campus
Campus: Porto, Portugal
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