Universidad CEU San Pablo (reviews)

One good thing about the Ceu is the multiple extra-university activities that bring students together, such as hiking, wine tasting, and its facilities such as tennis courts, paddle tennis and soccer.

I study Communication, Publicity and Public Relations at CEU San Pablo. I chose the English course as it opens more doors into the working world. It’s my second year and I have to say that I really enjoy this course. Lessons are interesting, we learn about the basics of communication in various industries, the art of expressing oneself and its communicators. The only disappointing touch will be the teachers’ level of English. In fact, they don’t seem comfortable speaking the language and are even in doubt about what they say.

I think that my university offers different types of programs that are very interesting, and the one I coursed is one of them. It consisted of a degree in business administration at CEU San Pablo, as well as following every year some courses of Boston University. Ending with a semester at this American university.

My university is generally very good in the career I am studying, medicine, it has a good reputation and very good results in the MIR. In my opinion, everyone is very attentive to you, they help you as much as possible if you have a problem and they are almost always available for you. On the other hand, on some occasions, the organization is not entirely good and that causes the students at times to be a little lost. But in general, I am very friendly with the university, both its facilities and its staff.

Recommended, although perhaps the organization is not the best, but we are many students and I understand that it can be difficult to balance the practices of so many students.
Many practical and varied health sciences careers.

This university is for me the best in the world because it has a really high-quality education. The teachers will not only be teachers but also a role model for you, you will find the best friends and classmates who will push you to work your hardest but the best thing is the calmness. the empathy and the care everyone shows you in this university. Thank you

I love this University for enabling my Erasmus stay in Madrid. This university provides also great extra curricular activities such as tennis, wine tastings, cooking classes, dancing lessons and debating clubs. I really appreciate what the uni offers. The international relations in general are widespread and enable me a intercultural experience.

The worst thing about this university is the exhaustive timetable close to 10 hours per day. But with an overview of the years I have to admit that I’m much better prepared in my degree than other universities.