Universidad de Granada - UGR (reviews)

The best of UGR is its city. There’s a great university life. Teachers and learning was good and I got a job thanks to them. Your experience will be different depending on the center you study in. Some of them have dining rooms and services, others don’t

This is an old, well known university in Spain. Used to be very prestigious but nowadays teachers and the administration keep that glory just with hard exams and mistreatment of the students. Books, classrooms and laboratory are beyond old.

As a psychologist specialized at the University of Granada (UGR), I believe that the Master’s Degree in Social Intervention, in particular, has excellent professors and offers very good internship opportunities. Similarly, the Master’s Degree in General Health Psychology also has good professors. The facilities are not the best (nor the most accessible, as the Cartuja Campus is quite far from the city centre), but public transport works well. The university restaurant and the wide range of extracurricular activities are definitely worth highlighting.

It´s a 4 year long program with different courses that prepare you to work in the field of intervention and diagnosis of patients with language, voice and swallowing disorders. It´s a great University with great professors and facilities. Only downside is that the practice or the internship does not start till the last year of university instead of throughout the whole degree.