Marbella University Sees Surge in Applications

UK universities are filled to the brim and current reports are indicating that as many as 225,000 of the over 660,000 applicants in the UK will be turned away due to lack of space and staff. As a result, more and more students are looking overseas with Marbella University registering a surge in applications.
Marbella University, the first English-speaking university in souther Spain says, “In recent weeks we have experienced a considerable surge in applications. We welcome recent developments that promise to bring together students from a diverse set of cultural backgrounds and nationalities.”
“All our courses are taught in English. Candidates are given the opportunity to absorb a new language as well as Iberian culture, to embrace international work opportunities and enjoy the enhanced lifestyle Marbella has to offer.”
The curriculum is geared towards a multicultural staff and student body and the focus is on the global outlook for humanity in general. The university’s President, Dr. Eduard Schellhammer, feels that “in our rapidly changing world the future leaders of both businesses and nations must be equipped to deal rationally and morally with coming challenges in the environment and in society.”
Going to school abroad has much to recommend it, not least the exposure to different cultures and lifestyles. Marbella University certainly offers that diversity, plus an unbeatable climate, natural beauty, and proximity to major cultural centers such as Cadiz, Seville and Granada.
It sounds like a joke but its official: The University of Alicante is offering a course in video games creation (!). Starting from 2011 the University of Alicante will offer the course. The objective is to train students in all aspects of professional video game development, from tools to advertising, through the creation of scripts, working with graphics engines, as well as various components of the platforms upon which the games will be built.




