Universidad Camilo José Cela (reviews)

I´m studying in UDIT, formerly known as ESNE; which is a school that until last year was attached to the University of Camilo Jose Cela.

Almost all the teachers I have had until now have been excellent in terms of quality of teaching, responsibility and student attention.

I have also heard that these teachers aside from working in the university, also have jobs inside their respective industries.Which means that in a lot of cases they end up hiring some of the students they taught during their studies.

The feeling of your university studies also being considered as a job application have an impact of motivation, but also of performance pressure in some cases.

Inept teachers, very simple syllabi and very poor organization for everything. So bad is the organization that many students could not attend their graduation. Lack of respect for student work and lies.
In short, don’t pay a fortune to go to this university.

The program and the university, are designed to create in us the entrepreneurial spirit, the majority of the professors are highly trained, to transmit the subject to us in the most practical way, I would say they should work more on creating immersive student activities.

Best teachers left already the university. The course was too expensive for its quality. Easy to pass, it’s like kindergarten. They have an easy process to go on Erasmus. On the other hand, the campus is far away from the city but has a lot of facilities. It is great if you are a sporty person.

My 4 years at Camilo José Cela were very good. I would recommend this Educational Center to any student who wants to have real academic training and especially with many practices and also several activities to do in addition to studying