Post 7: Changes to my Study Program

I am studying 5th semester of architecture and I think the university has several shortcomings both in its a building and in the curriculum.

The first topic is the lack of adequate spaces for recreation and relaxation, I think that a college that teaches architecture focused on interior design and building, It should have optimal spaces for lunch and study. I didn´t like having lunch in the dining room, because there were always pigeons and trash. Another problem that always existed is the lack of study rooms available to work and the amount of book available to study.

The second topic is the workload involved in all the subjects. The teachers struggle between hours spent in indirect study, they don't realize how much extra time we need to do homework. The workshop teachers assume that our full free time is to work on their subject but they don´t understand that the amount of work they request for consumes our time to work on other subjects. More than once, I had to be in a workshop class until 11pm when its ended at 6pm (pre-pandemic).

The third thing that bothers me It is the fact that the faculty doesn't have enough schedules for recreational and complementary branches. We students are so loaded with main-hard subjects that complementary training branches, we do it more for a duty than for the pleasure of acquiring other knowledge and activities. I would have loved to do artistic or design subjects.

I think that if the university invested in preparing and teaching their students complementary, in the case of architecture in workshop that programs and drawing app, we would be better prepared to successfully complete the tests.



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