It is a university that brings together many exchange students, you could say more than 700 people. Therefore there is the possibility of generating an approach with different cultures and meeting people.
The problem is that the university does not understand that a foreign person does not know anything about the university and they should provide information regarding all types, explaining how the schedules are chosen, what the internship process is like, what apps or websites they use, etc. .

I think it is a fairly competent university with potential. The facilities are not bad, it is well connected and offers a good variety of degrees. For local people or people from nearby places in Andalusia and Spain, it is quite interesting to study here and I would place it in a good position with respect to all Spanish universities. In addition, it offers many facilities for international students and it is very easy to live there as an Erasmus exchange student.
However, I would also point out that in many respects it is a bureaucratic little functional university, complicated to understand in its structure and operation, and that puts many obstacles through many procedures. It has very strict procedures, very weak regulations, etc. In addition, in many other things, such as academic scheduling, it is very outdated compared to other European universities.
In short, it is a standard quality university that offers good possibilities for the general student body, but that falls short if a university of excellence is sought.