Francisco Javier Urrios Gómez

After four years of the Bachelor's Degree in Aerospace Engineering , I'm currently in my first year of the Master's Degree in Aeronautical Engineering at the school. No one can deny that there are tough and demanding moments, but I think they're part of the reason for the high quality of engineers graduating from this school. Reading biographies of alumni, you see truly impressive career paths of engineers from Seville who go practically anywhere they want, and the good thing is that these cases happen more often than one might expect.

In the case of Aerospace Engineering, my degree program, I must give special mention to the Department of Aerospace Engineering and Fluid Mechanics, and to all the professors who teach their subjects with contagious enthusiasm. So much so that while I'm doing my first year of Master's, I'm also collaborating with the department, and I think it's proving to be a great opportunity to discover what the world of research is like. I'm sure that the atmosphere is just as positive in other departments.

As part of one of the several Dual Degree programs offered by ETSI, I will be in Milan next year, God willing, and will have practically said goodbye to my time at the school. However, I know it's not a complete goodbye, as I'm leaving with wonderful classmates and professors with whom I'm sure I'll cross paths again in the future.

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Winner of the Best Academic Record Award from the ETSi, presented by the Royal Cavalry Armory of Seville