Universidad de Salamanca
speciality: Law

I love its stunning architecture, its rich history and its academic excellence, especially in humanities and social sciences. It was founded in 1218, and it is a UNESCO World heritage site. It is currently a hub for international students.

The University of Salamanca is very famous, not for the university itself, but for the city and the university atmosphere. It’s considered prestigious, but it should take better care of its students and improve its faculty. The infrastructure isn’t bad, but it lacks technology.

I had the opportunity to pursue the Master’s in Criminal Law at the University of Salamanca, and overall, it was an enriching experience with some areas for improvement. The subjects offered in the program are very interesting and systematically structured, making them ideal for those who are starting to delve deeply into criminal law. The academic content is well-curated, covering fundamental areas and providing a solid foundation to tackle complex topics in criminal law.

Without a doubt, the University of Salamanca is one of the best universities in Spain. Its students enjoy an incomparable setting to carry out their studies in an eight-hundred-year-old institution that offers an atmosphere in its streets that attracts more students each year. Salamanca is a fully university city where all the principles of science are taught, the cradle of Human Rights and many other great contributions to humanity.

I would recommend to everyone to study at least one year of their life in Salamanca, because it is a magical city. The University of Salamanca, at least, when I studied there, has good facilities and a fairly large research faculty. It is a University that has quite advanced electronic resources compared to other Universities. It is a very young but old university. As for the degree in Labor Relations, it has its economic, psychological and legal part, and obviously Salamanca has the best for teaching these subjects. It also has Labor Inspectors, Social Security Managers … etc.

As a student, I have had the opportunity to witness the overall performance of the university. From the Law’s Bachelor perspective, although every department has very talented researchers and lecturers, I would recommend to strengthen the internship programs and facilitating entry to the labour market for students. Anyway, the University of Salamanca offers a very enriching experience within an international, diverse environment. 8/10