UIC Barcelona (reviews)

Studying second-year Medicine at the Universitat Internacional de Catalunya (UIC) has been a truly enriching experience. From the very first day, I would highlight the great atmosphere among students: there are classmates from Barcelona as well as from many other cities, all very kind and always willing to help, which creates a friendly and collaborative environment.
The organization of the schedule is also remarkable. Theoretical classes take place in the afternoon, usually for about four hours, while practical sessions, held on some mornings, complement the learning experience. This structure allows students to have enough time to study and stay well organized.
The professors teach with great professionalism and clarity, and the students have also created a notes committee that provides quality study materials for most subjects, which is very useful for everyday learning.
Another very positive aspect is the mentorship program, which assigns each new student a mentor from a higher year. Thanks to this system, adapting to the university becomes much easier, as the mentor offers guidance, shares useful information, and helps new students integrate smoothly.
Finally, the campus facilities are excellent, especially for Medicine students. The university is equipped with modern materials and simulation mannequins, allowing students to gain hands-on experience from the very first years.
Overall, studying at UIC Sant Cugat combines solid education, a great atmosphere, and excellent academic resources.

UIC Barcelona is a top-level academic institution that requires a lot of work and dedication from its students. While teachers are helpful and accommodating, students are expected to take responsibility for their own learning. The campus is beautiful and the programs are exceptional.

I moved to Spain from the UK, and I decided to study communications at the UIC in Barcelona. It was by dar the best University I have attented Ro (I have taken courses in other 2).

The professors we’re kind and knowledgeable. The classes we’re delivered in many languages, and the application process was smooth.

This university is located in an excellent place in Barcelona, quite accessible.

The degrees are of quality, and the students leave there with good learning and tools to get a good job, in general.

I studied communications, and my experience in terms of teachers and friends was great.

UIC Barcelona is definitely a university that prepares students to not only get a job but to excel at it. Classes and teacher are engaging and demanding enough while keeping a high level of intellectual discourse. It maintains a level of internationality that is remarkable for a Spanish context.

UIC Barcelona is a very good university, not only because of the quality of its teachers but also because of the close relationship with the students. Throughout the race an adviser is assigned to each student who guides you not only with academic subjects but also in your professional career.

As regards the Faculty of Communication Sciences, the professors are excellent. Many of them are working in the sector and offer you day-to-day experiences that help you see which branch of communication you want to guide your future. In addition, many practical subjects are done on television as well as in the written press, radio and corporate communication, which helps you put into practice the knowledge acquired.

The bag of practices they offer is very good. They give you the possibility of doing extracurricular practices throughout the race, in addition to the compulsory ones. If the university does not have an agreement with the company you want to go to, they study your case and create new agreements. In my case, I did internships in a communication medium and when I finished they offered me to stay to work.

If I had to study journalism again, I would do it again at UIC Barcelona.

It’s a good university. The good thing is that he is young and the teachers are very motivated and there is a close deal. In terms of size, it is not a very large university, but you can tell that they are expanding. The theoretical training is good and they put a lot of emphasis in the practices, which in the public are very left. In addition, they try to give a humanistic touch and values ​​that in the health area are greatly appreciated. The truth is that I am very satisfied, the only downside is that being private you have to leave enough pasta …

In the 5 year architecture course you will go through a lot. The teachers are prepared and will teach you things that even if in that moment don’t seem important or interesting will end up being very enriching personally and professionally. The university in itself is small but well prepared.

Classes are good, I would try to make them more interactive and with more practices in class. Professors normally are good, in the english course I believe the english of the teachers could be better specially if the course is taught in that language. I also believe professors could interact more with their students and try to get in contact with students they see may be struggling. Otherwise the campus, although a bit small is fine, really nice, the library could be a little bigger.