I enjoyed the good learning facilities, some teachers were really professional and helpful – not most of them, though. I enjoyed getting to know other students with similar interests, even though it was difficult to develop “University life” within the university campus, due to the lack of spaces. Also, some subjects had a lack of a practical scope, and should be modernized, in my opinion.

Overall, I can say I am satisfied with my programme. Through it, I gained part of the communication and language skills I have now. Although I have to say that the rest of them were achieved by practice, and this lacks a little in the programme (I did it by myself in different internships). If I had to change something, I will reduce theoretical lectures and replace them with practical ones. Especially, because some of the courses related to the theory were pretty similar during the years. For me, journalism is more about getting in contact with real world and improving your communication skills in the real field.