University of Novi Sad - UNS (reviews)

I loved how diverse it was and how university offered a variety of study programs. The bureaucracy was a bit confusing at times, and it is something they could work on. The professors were supporting and always ready to help, and the campus had a welcoming atmosphere, especially for first year students.

The Faculty of Technical Sciences offers a dynamic and diverse learning environment that provides both theoretical knowledge and practical skills. As a student, I appreciate the variety of specialized programs, the accessibility of professors, and the modern facilities, such as well-equipped labs and study spaces. However, the workload can be overwhelming at times, especially with overlapping deadlines, and the administrative processes often feel unnecessarily complicated. I would recommend incoming students to focus on time management from the start and actively engage in project-based learning, as it’s one of the faculty’s strongest aspects. What truly stands out is the emphasis on innovation and research opportunities, which prepare students not only for academic success but also for real-world challenges in their chosen fields.The Faculty of Technical Sciences provides a vibrant and supportive environment for students, blending theoretical knowledge with practical skills. The subjects are incredibly useful and well-structured, offering insights that are directly applicable to real-world scenarios. One of the highlights is the professors, who are not only experts in their fields but also approachable and willing to assist students whenever needed. Additionally, there is a cafeteria near the faculty that serves delicious and affordable meals, making it a convenient option for busy students. The sense of community among students is another strong point, as most colleagues are friendly, collaborative, and always ready to help. The combination of excellent teaching, practical opportunities, and a positive social atmosphere makes studying here a truly rewarding experience.

In the four years I’ve been studying at University of Novi Sad, I have never regretted my decision to study there. Sure, the curriculum could stand some revision – expending the content for some, and adding new information for other subjects, but overall there is a good understanding of what information should be highlighted and taught to students and reasonable resources to implement the necessary knowledge while understanding and respecting students’ needs. If I had to choose again, I would once again choose UNS.

At this university, I liked the way of taking exams. I did not like the lack of practical teaching at the clinics and the lack of literature for learning. Also, I liked the constant investment in the modern architecture of the faculty building itself.