The Polytechnic University of Bucharest is suitable for those who want to develop both personally and professionally; it is the institution with a campus where it is easy to get lost, but you don’t get bored; is the place where I made friends from the first week and where I found a variety of possibilities I did not expect: student associations, job fairs, company presentations, workshop and training events, but also dedicated events entertainment, such as film nights organized by associations, the festival and occasional parties.

It is also a place that offers career guidance, some teachers are also involved in projects for students (technical visits, competitions, etc.), Erasmus mobility and, contrary to public opinion, enough time for passions and socialization.

Challenging, but it shapes you as a person. Teachers can be demanding sometimes and you might be overwhelmed with assignmets often, but if pay attention and do the minimum you have to do, you have a decent chance of passing every discipline.

It’s pretty decent but we could have better conditions regarding dormitory because a lot of them are old. Also, most of the teachers are old and use old methods when teaching and you can’t really learn.

We are learning lots of things theoretically but we should make exercises in order to use our knowledge and to see what’s like to be an actual engineer after you graduate from university. I think we need more opportunities to affirm ourselves as students.