I think the UGR could be overall rated as good. The quality obviously depends on the degree you’re studying and on the teachers you have. In terms of paperwork, the process is considerably clear. However, I think that it’s not the University itself, but the atmosphere of the city that makes it so great to study in Granada. Some lectures will be better than others, but university life there is definitely one of the best you can get to experience.

This university is amazing, the professors are incredible, the student atmosphere is great, not only in the university but in the whole city. It is known as one of the best universities in Spain for a reason but if you have a problem, they won’t help you as much as you wish and that’s the tea. That’s the only bad thing they have.

You can find people of all around the world there and nice teachers. They help you to grow up as a good citizen. It’s a good place to improve yourself. But they have also a lot to do, there are not too many facilities for people with disabilities and technologically they are not well equipped.