I like my college a lot. I feel happy there and will recommend it to my future children. What I like most is the teachers and the classes. Every Friday we have a get-together with college students.

The classes were too big and the curriculum should be updated more frequently. Professors tried their best, but some were not the greatest. Choosing your schedule is easy and offers more flexiblity. It’s well located.

This bachelors course has bad professors and no master’s to continue the studies. Everyone has to change institutions to keep studying and the classes we have are the same for everybody else, por instance, English classes are the same for business students as well as literature students which means it is not made for this particular program, it’s just a general English class. But there’s many critics to be made.

The course of “Línguas Aplicadas – Relações Empresariais” performed below all expectations. The subjects are not focused on preparing the student for the work market, instead, it seems as if you were learning languages and cultures. Lacks teachers who have experience in modern business, so they do not give you any tools for entering the job market. As this is a course in Universidade do Porto, one of the best in the country, it is, without doubt, a big disappointment. I would not recommend, it unless it goes under big changes. Even for internships, you don’t have any help from the faculty, as there are no partnerships and they don’t check if you are really doing the internship or accompany you in any matter.

I had very good teachers, the classes were very interesting. For someone like me, who lived in a very small town, the journey I took at this college was very enriching. I enjoyed the city and student life.