Universidad de Burgos (reviews)

I started the university in 2018 after been sucedeed in the selectivty exam. I decided to study history and patrimony. At the beginning, the first months, I wasn’t sure If I wanted to continue, because the workload was so high and my marks wasn’t the very best of my life. The best were my classmates, It was the first time that I was part of the class group, everybody talk with everybody, I feel really confortable.
The worst part like I said was the workload of homework and the examas. In the end you are going to go through everything, but you must study a lot.
The campus where I’ve been was in progress in that time, we even hadn’t a cafeteria. Nowadays it’s different. The classes are finish and they fix everything.
It’s a good university, also, the cut note to enter the degrees is not so high, so that, is easy to be part of this university.

I study Computer Engineering at the University of Burgos.

The Polytechnic School is old, but its computer equipment is adequate. It’s increasingly dependent on students bringing their own computer equipment to the classroom/lab, which is understandable.

The teaching staff is generally very competent in their subjects.

The classrooms have adequate furniture, as well as projectors, etc. (and good internet).

The only thing that leaves a bad taste in my mouth is the polytechnic building itself. It’s old and not pretty. This creates a rundown atmosphere, and it’s the opposite of what a new student aspires to.

Some of the subjects are really obsolete or not really focused to the area. It should have more practical classes so we could really learn how to do a real job.
There is no organization and it’s really messy sometimes, they should guide students more often because they told us to do something without a good explanation, they just order homework and we learn by ourselves.

As a student at Burgos University, I have had a rewarding experience overall. The faculty are knowledgeable and approachable, providing strong academic support throughout my studies. The campus environment is welcoming, and the resources available from libraries to online tools have helped me grow both personally and professionally. While there’s always room for improvement in expanding course offerings and modernizing some facilities, I appreciate the university’s commitment to quality education and fostering a close-knit student community.