I would recommend this university for people who would love to get both American and UK degree and you could live in 4 different countries(Spain, Germany, France and the US). I personally studied in Madrid. My experience was very pleasant, the teachers are very nice, always willing to help you. People studying there are also very nice and come from different countries which makes the atmosphere very interesting since you learn a lot about other cultures. Nobody gives you pressure, which makes studying pleasant and doesn’t stress you out all the time. I studied international relations and politics. Professor Shaw was very nice to listen to, taught us a lot. Also what I liked a lot is that we had many different classes such as economics, business, language classes, which is very diverse. The campus was quite small when I studied there 3-4 years ago but now I think they expanded it and now have a big campus. I am quite satisfied about my experience there, so would recommend this university to others.

I would recommend this university for its multicultural environment. Everyone can get a dual degree – American and English. This university has campuses in Madrid, Heidelberg, Paris and Tampa. Very good atmosphere

I like it the staff is helpful, and it’s organized too. The courses were good and I think the quizzes and midterms, and final tests proved to be linked with the reading assignments. I also think that the instructors were very helpful.

I honestly enjoy studying at Schiller. I am currently pursuing a bachelor’s degree in IRD. At Schiller, I get to meet different people that have different backgrounds and unique stories to tell. I get to participate in activities that include guests coming to the university, visiting the wine factory, etc. I also like the fact that students can have one on one conversations with instructors. The staff members are professional and the location of the university is centred, which is fancy. I would recommend Schiller to a friend.
My life outside of the classroom includes road trips, red cross activities, going out with friends and other social/cultural activities. My recommendation for food would be the Spanish tortilla. It’s very simple and can be eaten at almost any time of the day. My favourite thing about Madrid is that no matter what someone likes to do, they will find it in Madrid. If someone likes adventures or less spontaneous activities, they will find it in Madrid. So far I am having a good experience and meeting new people is the highlight of my experience in Madrid. They all have a story and it is one of the ways that I learn about other cultures.

I have been studying International relations and diplomacy at Schiller for two years. Schiller has very efficient Professors and I have learned a lot from each course. I like their system which needs every student to write a research paper related to their course every month. My analytical skills, critical thinking and knowledge in international relations and diplomacy have improved a great deal.