Caitlin Davenport had clear that she wanted to study in the Valencian Community and choosing the UV was an easy decision. She found the curriculum very comprehensive and was interested in some of the research topics that were already being developed.

"For a long time, I wasn't sure what grade to study: I liked maths and physics as much as computers and technology. It's interesting that my final decision was a grade that incorporated elements from all of them."

"The ETSE is equipped with modern but welcoming facilities, with an atmosphere of much light and openness (in the literal and figurative sense). The reading room has become one of my favourite places."

"You can tell that the teachers are delighted with the subjects they teach, and they do their best to convey this charm to the students. They organise challenges, competitions, talks, team projects, special presentations, and more. We do a lot of practical activities, not just in the labs, and I feel that every day of class is useful for future data scientists.”