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Hi,

I got some message from friends. Sorry that I am very busy now and I can not reply to all of you. I will tell all of info later I know here when I am free.

I am studying in Barcelona for graduate program.

Barcelona is a city which is well-known in MBA and Economics, better than Madrid.


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I think  it is not good choice for you to study in Spain. The Spainsh degree is not certified by chinese goverment now.

I think if you have scholarship or you only want to learn Spanish or you want to study for MBA or Economics in Spain.You can study in Spain. If not, it is not good choice to study here...

The economy in Spain is not good now, it is very hard to find a decent job...

Anyway, the weather in Barecelona is pleasant....

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Financial Times 2002 MBA Rankings.

25 LESE Business School Spain
35 Instituto de Empresa Spain
79 ESADE Spain

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Good univeristies in Barcelona:

www.iese.edu (MBA)
www.esade.es (MBA)
www.upc.es (Engineering and Science)
www.upf.es (Economics)
www.uab.es (Economics)
www.ub.es


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  My story in Barcelona, Spain

I am in Barcelona (BCN) now. The trip is very nice and I arrived in BCN yersterday night. BCN is a very lovely city and I like it very much. The drawback is that not so many people speak English here. However, they are very nice people and they try their best to help me if you have any questions.Our university is a social science school, so many cute Spanish girls are around the campus... How can I focus on my study later? I have no time to explore the city now so I can not describe more to you now. I went shopping and found all things are not expensive than we think... Anyway, it is indeed a city for relaxing... so many bars around the city...


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I just survived a few days here.With the help of my landlord, it is more easy for me to adjust to the city. However, sometimes I also feel some frustrations, I do not know the language more and I can not read here, and the study pressure as well. In Barcelona, local people prefer to speak Catalan,which is also an offical language in BCN,not Spanlish we know. Which adds more hard work for me. I think all will be fine later.The food is not cheap in our university. I will have to have my lunch in the school, which costs me Euro 5, so expensive! The food is not bad, I always eat the rice. However, if you cook by yourself, it is dirty cheap, much cheaper than in Singapore! Euro 5 can buy a big bag of vegetables. Therefore, I must cook for my dinner. In fact, I more prefer to stay in the campus. Our libaries close at 1:30 Am (Midnight). Now I am waiting for to be assigned a lab (office), a hive for me. The transport is very convenvient in BCN, so many subway lines. The fare is not expensive (50 journeys on the subway, buses or local trains in 30 days as of the date of the first journey,Euro 23.40). My house (close to the Guell Park, a park specified by Gaudi) and our department is within the walking distance of 150 m (from the subway stations). A single room for rent is about € 250/per month. And the campus is located in a very nice place, not large,close to the Zoo,a park and a historic church (our main libary). After 5 minitus walking distance (Olympic Village), you will find the two higest towers in BCN created for the 1992 Olympic Games, later you will find the Mediterranean sea, enjor the sand, beach and everything at your hand.
For female, I think Spanish guys are verye handsome...

Anyway, I am excite but more nerverous (our course is very intensive taughted in English), how could I survive in the later life? Who knows!


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Thank u!
I'll go there.


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thanks you !!i will go to Madrid next month! Can you  give me some information to  Madrid,(if you  can !!)
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As I know, Á½Ö»½Å is more common here. Anyway, you can use the changer(?). Voltage is 220 V here.


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In fact, France, Italy and Spain are most well-known destinations for traveling. Most of chinese people do not know the fact.

TOP 5 destinations for traveling (the number of traveler each year)all over the world:

France
USA
Spain
Italy
UK


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Questions:

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If you can find a job in Sapin , that´s OK! However, I think it is very hard to find a decent job. In Barcelona, you must know the Caltalan.

For a few top students (they have solid undergraduate background in our school), they went to pursue Ph.D (in Economics) in the following universities in recent years:

LSE (UK)
Univ. of Chicago
Univ. of Pennsylvania
Northwestern University
Columbia University
New York University
University of Cambridge (UK)
Harvard University
Brown Univ.
MIT (PhD in Management)


For most of students, it is not easy to be admitted by the top universities. You must score very high marks in GRE(GMAT for Managment).


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(The Chronicle of Higher Education is THE journal of the US and Canadians
universities, a must-read for university officials and educators. In
this month's issue the Chronicle publishes an article about UPF that was
researched by The Chronicle reporter in Europe, Francis Rocca.)
  

Young University in the Old World
                --- Universitat Pompeu Fabra (UPF)
  
By FRANCIS X. ROCCA
  
  In only 12 years of existence, Pompeu Fabra University(UPF, Barcelona), named for one of the exiled scholars commemorated by the monument,
  has already gained a strong international reputation. It is
  one of the most selective public universities in Spain,
  drawing as many as eight applicants for every slot in its most
  popular programs. Students earn their degrees years sooner
  than the national average, and find jobs more quickly
  afterward. The economics department has been ranked 12th in
  Europe in a study financed by the European Economic
  Association, and other departments are at or near the top in
  the country. Pompeu Fabra is also one of the most
  international universities in Spain, with 30 percent of its
  doctoral students coming from abroad and several of its degree
  programs taught exclusively in English.
  
  The university's rapid ascent is the result, in part, of a
  large financial investment by the government of Catalonia,
  which has a high degree of autonomy in the region and which
  has made Pompeu Fabra the best-financed university in Spain.
  But the changes here also reflect efforts by a small group of
  scholars and administrators to depart from practices deeply
  entrenched at Spanish universities. The short history of
  Pompeu Fabra University illustrates some of the opportunities
  and obstacles that would-be reformers of higher education face
  in Spain and the rest of Europe.

  Many of Pompeu Fabra's buildings are imaginative conversions
  of obsolete or underused structures, including an army
  barracks and a train station. The support structure for an
  elevated reservoir shelters a section of the library, whose
  brick vaulting and narrow arches suggest a cross between a
  Roman basilica and a Gothic cathedral. One entirely new
  classroom building stands on the site of a legendary bordello.
  These well-appointed facilities indicate the government's
  largess, also evident in less spectacular forms. The library's
  large staff, long hours of operation, and open stacks -- all
  rarities in the Spanish system -- make it the envy of
  Barcelona's six other universities. Many of their students
  flock to Pompeu Fabra to study for their own exams.
  
  For Maria Escriva, an undergraduate biology student who spent
  her first year at the University of Barcelona, one of the best
  things about transferring to Pompeu Fabra was gaining access
  to better laboratory equipment: "Here there are 15 people or
  less in lab. There is everything in the lab for you."
  
  "Undergraduates get experience with all kinds of equipment --
  PCR technology, electron microscopy -- in their first or
  second year," notes Miguel A. Valverde, a professor of
  experimental and health sciences. "I never had that even in my
  sixth year of university." In per-capita terms, Pompeu Fabra
  is the wealthiest university in Spain, receiving more than
  $6,000 annually of public money per student, close to twice
  the national average. Such prosperity has, not surprisingly,
  drawn resentment from other Catalan universities, which
  compete directly with Pompeu Fabra for regionally allocated
  funds.

  A combination of wealth and low numbers inevitably raises
  accusations of elitism, which Pompeu Fabra's administrators
  are quick to deny. "UPF is a public university," notes the
  rector, "and therefore open to all students regardless of
  their background, social class, or financial status." Some
  have nevertheless accused Pompeu Fabra of discrimin


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