

It is a good option (and only) if you don’t want to leave the islands but all the propoganda they make is never applied to your studies. Good professors that loves what they do but others clearly works in different fields and are there just to supply. If you are thinking about going there try to stay in contact with students or past students, they have really good tips that can help with choosing your classes
View moreMy overall experience was rather average. Well, the campus itself is very accessible when it comes to public transport or own vehicle, as well it offers programs to take a year in a foreign university, which I think is really enlightening.
But as for teachers, I was rather disappointed. Either some of them seemed underqualified, only few stood out.
I also missed a more practical focus on each subject, being my learning all in all too theoretical.
View moreWhat I like most about the university, apart from the classes, is the overall campus atmosphere. The students are friendly, and the professors are approachable and supportive. Overall, I think it is a very good university. The only drawbacks are that it can be difficult to get a place in the student residence, and it is located a bit far from some parts of the city. However, it is well connected by metro, so getting around is not a problem.
One challenge for students who are not from the island is that many local students return to their hometowns on weekends. As a result, although it is easy to make friends, it can sometimes be more difficult to meet up with them during weekends.
Despite this, I would definitely recommend the university to other young people, as it is a great place to study and enjoy the university experience.
View moreThis university is so well. the ambient is wonderfull and the people of mallorca is awesom. the professors are just… professors but sometimes you can find a very professional one and so good person. I recomend it so much.
View moreI am a master’s student of “Intelligent Systems” program at this university. It is a research-based university that is focused on onsite classes and learning directly from the professors and research materials. It has a lot of courses in one program to choose from; however, there is a little control over the schedule, as all the classes are in the afternoon. Also, it is allowed to take courses from other universities, but students have to pay for them separately.
Overall, I would encourage people to apply to my program, only if they intend to study more of theoretic classes and do research.
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