Well, we are only people, with our lives, our needs, our times, our projects, and we do have the capacity of communicating and making the best of ourselves in school, (university), but the content of the classes is just not good enough, we definitely lack a better way to approach knowledge. In general, we don’t live what we do!

Also, a more global and national/international interaction with other students and professors would make students’ aspirations go much higher!

Even though I came from a degree (east asian studies) in the same university that was a little of a mess, because it was brand new, the master’s in literature and philology were completely the opposite. It’s true that every degree has its problems but the master’s in philology was really complete, the teachers were really prepared and always aimed to help you in every aspect. Also, it was investigation oriented, and they gave me all the tools that I need now to get my PhD. I would completely recommend this to a friend.