Bucharest Academy of Economic Studies - ASE Speciality : Business and Strategy
programme: Business

I recently graduated from FABIZ – Faculty of Business Administration, one of the faculties from the Academy of Economic Studies.

After three years of university, I can say that the courses taught at FABIZ cover different topics. Even if this gives you a broader overview over business administration, the courses are done in a “superficial” way. The students only learn the basic information.

The majority of teachers are well prepared with a strong background. The courses are taught in a non-formal way, encouraging the interaction with and between the students. Even so, there are still old teachers who don’t agree with these practices.

The building of my faculty is a modern one, separated from the rest of the universities, located in the city centre. It’s equipped with modern technology (whiteboards, projectors, high speed computers).

The best thing about the university is that all the courses are thought either in English, French or German and we have a lot of international students.

Overall, I would recommend the university, because I believe it has a different perspective when it comes to the educational methods.

I never expected the teachers to be so friendly, that was and IT IS the best part of this university.
The students are very friendly and helpful and also the people working there, from janitors up to the dean.

Too much bureaucracy but it’s a good university. I study Finance in English and I would like to have more practical classes then theoretical classes and for the professors to be more open minded, ready to discuss than to teach.

I’ve had the absolute time of my life so far, the year has gone so quickly and I’ve met so many like-minded and amazing people here. I can’t wait to come back for the second year and I never want the experience to end!

I’m studying in French language here, so this gave me the opportunity to develop my skills both in French and Economy. Also, we have strong partnerships with Universities abroad and I applied for an Erasmus Scolarship. The best thing about this university is that the timetable allows you to have a part time job too.

I love how diverse the subjects are, there really is something fit for everyone. The teachers are great role models and have a lot to teach the students. On the negative side, the buildings are not comfortable to study in, they are old, the heating is awful during winter (we actually have to wear our coats inside) and no renovation was done ever since the buildings were built (with the exception of one building and a few classrooms).

It’s a good university.”I’ve had the absolute time of my life so far, the year has gone so quickly and I’ve met so many like-minded and amazing people here. I can’t wait to come back for a second year and I never want the experience to end!