Universidad del País Vasco - UPV/EHU (reviews)

UPV/EHU’s Translation and Interpretation program impresses with experienced faculty and a comprehensive theoretical approach. However, practical application is limited, and some courses lack relevance. The program could benefit from a more streamlined and focused curriculum to bridge the gap between theory and real-world skills. While it provides a solid foundation, improvements are needed for a more well-rounded education.

The UPV/EHU is a treasure in the Basque Country. The campus, with its mix of modern and traditional architecture, is like a home away from home. The teachers are experts in their fields and guide you closely. The diversity of academic programs is broad and enriching.
The Basque Country is a region with a rich history and vibrant culture. From pintxos bars to stunning beaches, there is always something new to discover. Sure, rain may appear from time to time, but it’s part of the charm of this land.
The UPV/EHU is not just a university, it is a meeting between respect for tradition and the search for the avant-garde. If you are looking for an education in a culturally rich environment with an innovative touch, the UPV/EHU is the ideal place to grow intellectually.

My experience in “Universidad del País Vasco” could have been better. You could find everything, from very good teachers to others who hated their jobs. The university’s resources were not bad, but some of them could usa a renovation. Worst of all, were the few facilities they gave you when you had a problem. So that it’s a university I wouldn’t recommend, but it has it’s good points.

The facilities are great and the communication to them is decent although it could be improved, especially in terms of prices or creating a student bonus. The study environment and classrooms are very good, as is the teaching staff, although perhaps many of the subjects are a bit outdated and not very up-to-date with the digital age. The degree is one of those that has the fewest professional opportunities, although it can always be made compatible with other professional opportunities from similar studies such as audiovisual communication or advertising.