Experience in University of Art and Design, Romania by Anca

Generally, what is University of Art and Design like?

I can say (and for sure is not just my opinion) UAD is like a family!
It's hard to be a student for sure, but in this University as soon as you enroll you can feel the difference between others Universities and UAD. Teachers care about what and how they learn they students and this is the most important thing!

What are the facilities like?

First students have dorms that are close to shops and almost all departments buildings. Classes are equipped with necessaries stuffs and more that helps you work at your projects.

What are the tutors like?

Indifferent what department you choose from this University, all the tutors and teachers are high qualified and all the time give you good advises and helpful projects that help's you to improve your creative skills.

Are the lessons easy in University of Art and Design?

As soon as you are interested in a artistic life and you are a creative person, you will like to learn more and more about art, art history to see how it grows and what can be done to be new.

Does the University organise activities? If so, what are they like?

Well, at first we have this Erasamus and Erasmus+ program that as soon as you are a student at UAD you can choose a lots of countries that you can study or do an internship in. It's have a lots of exhibitions, events and creative workshops that helps to promote and integrate students into art circles form our country or more.

Do you think there is a good quality of teaching?

Yes it does! All theoretical and departments teachers are more like a family, very positive and they teach you very well, then all depends on students...

Are there any stories you can share?

Yes it is: I didn't do my BA studies in this University, I came just at MA program of studies and is not comparing...Practically I started again from scratch..I've learned a lot of things that helped me improve in my fashion studies and now I enrolled even in PHD program to expand my studies even more in what means fashion and what is art.