Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona - UAB (reviews)

I spent 4 years at UAB studying economics. There are many facilities on the campus, and it’s also a great university to meet nice and interesting people. UAB is becoming one of the most required universities in Spain by Erasmus students due to the good reviews. There are many different kinds of teachers, but overall my experience was quite good. The worst thing about UAB is the bureaucracy… Make sure you have enough time to complete all the paperwork!

UAB is one of the most leading universities in Spain, especially in terms of Professors. I am mostly satisfied with the way of studying, but some facilities need to be improved. Also, it is difficult to say something bad at this moment, because UAB is now getting back to normalization and not everything works properly due to Covid-19.

Sadly, I didn’t have a good experience at the university. Maybe it was because of the master I was in (Neurosciences)… I don’t know, but the teachers were just the worst. Whenever I participated, They looked at me as if I made a terrible mistake, they judged me and I never had the opportunity to know why did I do so wrong in the test and homework if they weren’t even able to answer common questions about the basic theory. The topics were also shallow or super biased because the teachers were the only ones who had the final world (even if what they said was knowledge reevaluated since 2008). Also, when I made second revisions in my tests they tried to put my arguments down with stupid excuses such as the verb tenses and so on. I will never ever in my life get enrolled in this university again. I lost my money, I felt disrespected, I didn’t learn, and I didn’t have a word (an opinion). I was simply treated like garbage… Also, It seemed as if my teachers felt the pleasure of others suffering. So sad.

I have started to study here last year during my Master Studies and it was great! Truly, one of my best campus ever. They have everything inside even a supermarket. The students Council is pretty cool and they have a lot of activities to meet new people. More than recommended if you are looking for a friendly campus in Barcelona.

The university, despite being far from Barcelona, is very well connected to the center. In addition, precisely because of this, it has all kinds of facilities (coffee shops, libraries, copy shop, bank, study rooms, dining rooms …) and open spaces where you can enjoy the good weather.
There is a lot of university life on campus and that facilitates both the adaptation of new students and exchange students.
My faculty has an interpretation classroom with booths in very good condition, but the normal classrooms were not so well preserved.

My experience in the Autonomous University of Barcelona was a great one. It has everything a young inexperienced student from secondary school would dream about. Its green spaces are the key to create a relaxing atmosphere. The UAB campus offers you a lot of facilities such as restaurants, cafés, sports, accommodation and others. You can also enjoy learning different international languages in its specialised language school and even learn to drive. Many students have had the opportunity to learn in this amazing educational institution and I have not met anyone who does not like it.

I am very happy to have chosen this university to take my degree since the quality of teacher training is noticed. Also, I believe that the degrees offered are well equipped. Convenient rooms and with enough technologies to carry out activities from your computer. The only thing I would notice would be to my mind (I’m already entering my career, but I guess it also happens to others) is that during the first year more subjects should be offered which would be the content of the Career, to try to prevent people from doing something that they really do not like and realize at the end of the year; They save people time and the students will be happy to see that they offer them the first subjects that illusion them.

They have a very wide range of races and that is very good. They also have an excellent campus. What I would improve would be the subjects they offer in some careers, since they may be obsolete and would require updating their curriculum. Anyway, I’m happy with the career I’m studying (musicology). Facilities prepared for all types of students, are also adapted for people with some physical disability that prevents you from climbing stairs, with ramps and lifts. Good treatment of the staff. He is very aware of political updates and is a very demanding university. Good location

The campus is very good, there is a good atmosphere among the students; There are good places and spaces dedicated to the study and dedicated to facilitate spaces for working in groups. There is a lot of variability in the offer of degrees. The only negative thing to note is that for this same issue, the schedule of many careers is not compatible with the work schedule of some students (previously it was possible because some faculties freed on Fridays).