Universidad Carlos III de Madrid - UC3M
speciality: Law

The classes are very dynamic, with good teachers. The university facilities are very good and there are good options to stay, it is also very well connected with public transport, with a metro and train stop 5 minutes away. I recommend it.

These days there are many options of different courses and schools to study at. However, if you want to have the best education, which is really an investment I suggest everybody, the University Carlos III is the one you are looking for. Not just because of the high level of demand, but also because of the relations with other universities all over the world to study or work abroad, among other interesting opportunities.

Competitive program with more work required than other universities. The degree is well-positioned for the job market, but the university lacks a certain university feel. With many local students and a small campus where there is hardly any life except going to class, a bit of the college experience is lost.

I really like the practical approach that they give to the race signatures from the very beginning but I consider that sometimes they are quite demanding for the time we have. In general, I agree.

This university is known for looking like a private university, the facilities are very well maintained and cleaned. Students are expected to be hard-working and open to semesters where the workload is quite high. Sometimes I feel like the teaching method in double degrees is too intense, we don’t get to have breaks throughout the semester; however, I do recognise that students are very well prepared. The courses are divided into compulsory seminars and non-compulsory lectures, and it is in the seminars where we learn the most because participation is compulsory as well. I should also point out that the university is not in Madrid, but in Getafe, which is about 20 minutes away from the city.

It is a very good university, the professors have a high level of knowledge about the subject they teach. The best thing about the university is all the agreements they offer with both European and international universities.

The academic experience lived during my Master’s Degree has been an unforgettable one: well-trained professors eager to share knowledge, very useful practices, multiculturalism and a very nice campus are some of the strengths that this University offers. I recommend you Master in Mediation, especially for foreign students who are looking for an interesting academic experience and improve their level of Spanish.