Universidade da Coruña - UDC
speciality: Law

Most of the subjects are quite boring, and although the professors are qualified, the teaching methods aren’t very dynamic. Most of them just show you slides or read you from the textbook. So I think the degree should be more practical. I studied law, and you graduate without knowing how to work. Perhaps other degrees offer more practical experience. That said, the University of A Coruña (UDC) is quite poorly organized; they don’t explain procedures well, there’s often confusion, sometimes deadlines are too short, sometimes too long…

I studied a Double Degree in Business Administration and Law at UDC. They have a good study plan here. At that moment, any other state university had that Doble Degree here in Galicia. In my opinion, they have a lot of very valuable professionals there and I learned a lot and I achieved the skills which gave me later a good job in a multinational company. It is a great university with modern installations and a lot of resources.

The University of A Coruña does not have a long live, it only has 30 years. But it is an competitive institution, which is increasing the number of degrees -and double degrees- and masters. I studied there a double degree in law and businness administration during 6 years and my overall experience was possitive. I also was able to atend to courses and other extracurricular activities runned by the institution, as foreing language courses, sport and cultural events -such free tickets to the opera house-, etc.