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> Universities in Portugal are not that great nor renowned. I disagree. Universities are not the problem. General school is. As a rule of thumb, public univers
by galfarragem 8y ago
> Universities in Portugal are not that great nor renowned.
I disagree. Universities are not the problem. General school is. As a rule of thumb, public universities are better than private ones and the opposite on general school.
- hycaria 8y agoAt least in my domain (veterinary, idk about medicine but if the same, that's frightening), they have seemingly no selection and numerous universities are offering the degree (even much more than smaller countries). So their degree is shit (no time for practice, only theoretical and you'll learn more once in the job), there are too many of them anyways and they can't find jobs. Also can't think of any portugese scientist, or portugese based lab renowned for anything in biology or computer science.
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- cuspycode 8y ago> Also can't think of any portugese scientist, or portugese based lab renowned for anything in biology or computer science. Fernando Pereira comes to mind: he made significant contributions to the early development of logic programming (e.g. C-Prolog) and natural language processing, as well as other AI research.