Czech University of Life Sciences Prague vs Qassim University vs King Abdulaziz University - KAU vs Effat University vs Dar Al Hekma University
Side-by-side comparison from 44 verified student reviews. Scan one row at a time — winners are highlighted
- +Vibrant campus life and diverse international community
- +High educational standards and comprehensive, practical programs
- +Excellent international relations and globally recognized degrees
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- +Strong academic programs and qualified faculty
- +Access to resources, practical applications, and research opportunities
- +Supportive teaching staff and good communication channels
- +Supportive and passionate professors
- +Valuable app for engagement and point tracking
- +Strong sense of community and personal development
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- -Experiencing biased treatment and bullying from professors, especially regarding language proficiency.
- -Witnessing unfair grading practices where Czech students receive preferential treatment over international students.
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- -Administrative and management issues cause frustration.
- -Outdated facilities and lack of modern resources are a problem.
- -Course content and teaching quality are often disappointing.
- -Administrative and management issues are a significant source of frustration.
- -Outdated facilities and a lack of resources negatively impact the learning environment.
- -The academic rigor, while sometimes appreciated, is often perceived as unnecessarily difficult.
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Academic and student life aspects of this university stand out, with Facilities and Student Life both scoring an impressive 4.18. Value also received a strong rating of 4. Areas for potential improvement include Location and Accommodation, which scored lower at 3.5 and 3.4 respectively. Professors and Internationality received solid mid-range scores, indicating a generally positive but not exceptional performance in these areas.
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This institution demonstrates exceptional strength in its **Professors** and **Student Life**, both receiving a high score of 4.75. Areas like **Location** also performed very well at 4.5. While still strong, **Accomodation** is the comparatively lowest-rated category at 4.0, suggesting potential for improvement in this specific aspect. Overall, the university presents a well-rounded and positively reviewed environment.
Overall, the university garners positive feedback, with professors and student life/internationality achieving the highest scores. Location stands out as the weakest area, receiving a comparatively lower rating. Facilities and accommodation also performed well, indicating a generally satisfactory student experience. The value for money is rated favorably, suggesting a good return on investment for attendees.
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University reviews are overwhelmingly positive (~83%), highlighting a great atmosphere, campus life, and diverse study opportunities. A small minority (~8.3%) encountered challenges with accents and perceived unfairness in oral exams.
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All four reviews are positive, with an average rating of 4.75/5. Students highlight academic excellence, qualified faculty, and comprehensive programs. No negative feedback was reported.
Most students praise supportive professors and good teaching quality (~74% positive reviews). Some mention useful university apps and community. A small percentage report minor issues with faculty or student interactions.
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In overall that was a sad experience unfortunately as instead of concentrating on the learning you had to be stressing out on how strong your accent was in Czech in order not to get another portion of bullying from professors for where you’re from. Oral part of each exam was a total madness as again, Czech students were lucky to get a mark 3 just for a couple of words, while Russian students were kept for 40 min and still were left with “not succeeded” results. We were all in the same room, so we witnessed that with our own eyes. Due to that a lot of Russian students had to repeat the program twice and graduate not in 3 years, but in 4-6 years. I’m glad a few professors were sane and very pleasant people, but mostly Economical faculty especially Business Administration program in Czech language was a nightmare for students from Russia. We were so happy to finally graduate at least for Bachelor program and never to continue with this horrible faculty PEF specialty Podnikani a Administrativa (in cz) again. I’m taking about time period 2013-2019, hopefully those professors are not there anymore. For the sake of my objective opinion, I’m happy to mention that I’ve been working for a big international company for many years now, I speak several languages fluently and accents were never a problem in the international environment, but for this university it did unfortunately. I’m so happy I’m not a student anymore and I don’t recommend to study in Czech for any foreigners here in Prague , rather choose English programs even in the same faculty PEF at this university.
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Effat University is well known in KSA and it has great potential. It’s had a huge name in Saudi Arabia during its prime, it was among the top best. The campus is beautiful and the university is well equipped with facilities such as a swimming pool, a gymnasium, sports courts and more. However, it is not always well kept. The older buildings also need proper maintenance but the new building are great, they’ve managed to keep them clean and the infrastructure is beautiful. Students have a wide range of eating choices on campus, there’s Starbucks, Paul’s and La Crêperie to name a few. As for the teaching: many of the professors are very passionate about their subjects which in turn shows in their classes. Moreover, The classes are small and intimate which makes for a good environment for imparting knowledge. I think an area that needs a lot of improvement is the registration department. The staff can be friendlier and they can be more organized as well. As I’m on the precipice of graduation, in retrospect it was a memorable and exciting 4 years spent. I made good memories and good friends along the way. The university has a long way to go towards improving, but overall it’s great!
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