Universidad de Sevilla (reviews)

Located in the very centre of Seville, the University is on the site of the Tobacco Factory in which the opera Carmen was set. A centuries old institution placed against a privileged backdrop convivial to learning.

Going to the University of Seville was pretty cool overall. The city is amazing… super chill, full of life, and there’s always something going on. The uni itself has its ups and downs. Some classes were interesting, some not so much, and dealing with paperwork or admin stuff could be a headache. But I had some great professors who really knew their stuff, and I met awesome people there. If you’re independent and don’t mind figuring things out as you go, it’s a good experience. Plus, living in Seville is a vibe.

The university has a great location pretty well connected to the rest of the city through metro and buses. The lectures should be more practical oriented using real job’s programmes for accounting, statistics and maths. Students club in the case of economics degrees are non existent and would be a great way of improving the experience. The building itself was fairly good.

The classes are okay. There are better and worse professors if we talk about how they teach the subjects, but they generally lack charisma. The overall quality is, at least, decent and I think it is the best college in the city, but I wouldn’t say anything really stands out in a remarkable way.