

The University of Granada, also known as UGR, was built in 1531 by the order of the Emperor Charles V. Granada is a beautiful city witness of the history of Spain, being influenced by the Iberian, Roman and later Jewish and Islamic cultures. The University has honored it roots which can be traced back to the madrasahs of the last Nasrid Kingdom. All of these different cultures had made of Granada and its University a city open to cultures, beliefs, art, and people. It is without a doubt one of the best places to study History and Archeology.Show more
After 4 year studying in the UGR, i can say that my opinion is overall positive.
I like the people, the facilities, the city and my geology degree.
The only problems are the kind of abusive schedule and the rising prices in the cafeteria
View moreThe University of Granada is one of Spain’s most prestigious and historic universities. Academics are solid across a wide range of fields. Professors really know their stuff and the academic level is genuinely solid. The city becomes part of the experience: cheap food, the Alhambra monument and other cultural aspect that enrich your experience as a student. You’ll leave your university adventure with better Spanish, real friends, and an addiction to going out on Thursdays.
View moreIt is a good university. It has great services for students like cafes, swimming pools and gyms. Also there is a place where you can eat everyday for 3.5€, really good price. In terms of teachers there are good ones but it’s true that there are someones that treat badly the students and the university doesn’t do anything. However, it is a good experience overall.
View moreI recently started my career in musicology at the age of 53. It is such a lovely feeling being surrounded by young students in a lovely city as Granada is that most of the teachers are amazing in this university. I really feel thankful for being here.
View moreMy time at the University of Granada was amazing. The teachers were friendly, the classes were interesting, and the city was beautiful. I met many international students and made great friends. Granada is a fun and affordable place to live. I really recommend studying here!
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