Sankt-Peterburgskiy Gosudarstvennyy Morskoy Tekhnicheskiy Universitet

An old building with no signs of renovation. Gave 3 stars because it's my 'alma mater', just can't give less ;)

He finished the 4th course at this university. Everything suits me, there are no problems with passing the sessions, and there never were. It often happened that classes were lost for good reasons, but the exams were accepted loyally. All buildings have everything you need: canteens, apparatuses with food, places for rest. Every year they tried and are trying to repair the university. I have not seen any minuses in 4 years. It is elementary to get to building a, b, there are a lot of routes. Do U is a little longer, but there are also many routes.

What can I say ... I finished the second course in the direction of Informatics and Computer Engineering. The teachers are adequate, there are those who give lectures perfectly, and there are those who read anyhow, but still give the material. At the same time, basic knowledge of the specialty is given, lectures are given by both the head of the department and the dean himself (Sieku for many years). In the first and second years, students are trained mainly in building U (Leninsky 101). Further, it depends on which faculty you are at (you can look at the schedule of current groups, who goes to which buildings). There are two hostels - you enter with good scores, you get to the best in 10 minutes walk from building U, a bus goes to buildings A, B, you will have to get to building D by transfers. There are canteens in all buildings. There is a 40 minute lunch break. There are vending machines with food in each building. And near the buildings are all sorts of cafes and shops, where you can have time to eat in 40 minutes. About the state of the buildings: you can stay in the classrooms in the buildings. Ideally, everything from the auditorium in buildings A, B. And in other buildings, repairs would not be superfluous (it is far from Gorny, of course). About free time. There is a lot of free time, the schedule (FMP) is ideal for students who combine training with some additional professional training courses. Some even manage to combine with work. That is, this option is ideal for those who went to study to get a crust, while hoping to gain fundamental knowledge in this area and a lot of free time for self-development and self-realization in various fields. About student life. There are some TT festivals (Ship of the Year, Miss Korabelka; some kind of inter-faculty competition). That's all. No student debates on this or that topic, any educational events, festivals of national cultures (after all, students of different nationalities study at the university / there are both Malaysians and Chinese, well, and the multinational people of the Russian Federation /), well, or about them only I am not heard. At the university there is a trade union committee that works, to put it mildly, sucks (they only saw them when they entered the university on September 1st). It is worth applying to the budget, if you go to a contract, it is better to consider other universities.

I am a first year student. In short: it all depends on you. The courses are normal, but most are average or those that do not try at all. I met one inadequate teacher, but, thank God, the lady was not violent and did not bring anyone down. Freebies a lot. I practically did nothing, but I passed everything. Except for one subject to know. The audience is generally normal (I'm talking about the look). In short, the place is not the worst, but rather even a good one. If they take it for free - go. But if you need to pay, it is better to pay elsewhere.

Poorly. Expelled. I doubt it a little, but I think the Joker is a good movie. Thank.