Students research universities to decide which fit best with their educational and professional goals. When doing so, it’s a good idea to check the rankings of the best universities in Spain. Although there is no universal scale to measure the relative excellence of universities, there is a series of metrics which are taken into account to produce the university classification.
During their time at university, many students leave learning languages to one side because they don’t tend to form a part of their syllabus. However, at micampus we want to tell you why studying English is so important.
Are you thinking about starting to work and study at the same time? Many students are in this situation either because of financial necessity or through personal choice. Whatever your circumstances, working and studying at the same time is possible. This is proven by scientific studies which show that students who divide their time between working and studying are more committed to their studies because it is they who are paying for them.
According to data from the Occupations Observatory of the Spanish Public Employment Service (SEPE), the university graduate employment rate in Spain is 38.5%. In Europe, Spain is one of the countries with the highest percentage of university graduates.
