Universidad Complutense de Madrid - UCM (reviews)

UCM is one of the biggest universities in Spain, yet, in my short experience, I can tell most teachers are real experts on their subjects, and many of them like and are good at teaching. However, not everything is perfect as I have had problems with having a substitute teacher, and that is the only problem I have had. There is a lot movement and activities around for students to enjoy and participate in. The facilities are not cutting edge, computers being not good enough, although classrooms, halls, washrooms, even gardens, are great and functional, they do the job perfectly fine. Also, another topic to mention is that, especially in my faculty, there is a lot of international students which I believe it is fantastic. To sum up, there is improvement to be done, of course, as everywhere else, but, overall, a great university.

The UCM is an educational treasure in the heart of Madrid. With its rich history and imposing architecture, the campus exudes an aura of wisdom. The professors are passionate scholars, and the academic offerings are as vast as the city that hosts them.

Madrid, a city that never sleeps, provides an incomparable cultural and social background. From the art in the Prado to the street markets in El Rastro, there is always something new to discover. Although the pace can be frenetic, it invites you to immerse yourself in the vibrant life of the capital.

The Complutense is not only a university, it is an experience that connects you with the cultural and academic pulse of Spain. If you are looking for an enriching environment and an education rooted in tradition, the Complutense is the ideal place to grow intellectually

My university experience was truly fantastic. The professors were exceptional, and their wealth of knowledge and expertise made the learning experience phenomenal. The subjects I studied were incredibly interesting, and the environment was just what I had hoped for. I learned so much during my time at university, and I’m grateful for the opportunities it provided me. I would recommend it.

The complex thing about it is that art is not appreciated. That means that teachers don’t talk about art as they used to, and in my opinion that is not gonna lead us to anything. BBAA is better to do it alone, self-taught