Erasmus experiences
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8 / 10 pointsAdvice for (Erasmus) students in Santander
What do you think about living in Santander? Would you recommend it? What's it like? An all-inclusive city. Peaceful if you're looking for a bit of peace and quiet, but there's lots of things to do. 100% recommended for those that want to get away from overcrowded...
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7 / 10 pointsIndependence day of KYRGYZSTAN
Today, on 31 August the independence day celebrations held in Bishkek. An awesome view band sight worth seeing. Really enjoyed this. previously I was in china on 2019 when their new year celebrations hels. But this time its awesome. I am moving there in September and...
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9 / 10 pointsExpérience Erasmus à Paris, France par Khaled
Why did you choose to go to Paris, France? I am a civil engineer, I work in a company that has many branches in Africa and North Africa. Last year, I received a professional grant to study some work related to soil and earthquakes in Bucharest. In Romania and this...
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6 / 10 pointsErasmus in Berlin
I have been in Berlin for two months, doing an Erasmus internship at an Italian magazine in the city. Despite the corona virus, I decided to do the Erasmus internship and it was an unexpected experience. I had the opportunity to go to work every day, but many places...
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8 / 10 pointsBerlin
Berlin Certainly, a vibrant city which has much to offer in so many aspects. Culturally so diverse and people are so welcoming. No gender, race or even religion doesn't matter. Just be you and an unbelievable to make get in touch with foreign people, making new...
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9 / 10 pointsCristina's Experience in Moscow, Russia
What do you think of Moscow as a place to live? Would you recommend it? How is it? Moscow is a metropolis. What I love about the city is that you can find anything at any time. Are you feeling hungry at 2am? No problem! Order a takeaway. (The most common are sushi or...
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7 / 10 pointsErasmus Experience in Leuven, Belgium by Valeria
Why did you choose to go to Leuven, Belgium? I found a job hereHow long is the scholarship? How much money do you receive to help you with living costs? NAWhat is the student lifestyle like in Leuven? lots of party, lots of beer, picnics, parksWould you recommend the...
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8 / 10 pointsTeresa's Experience in Bilbao, Spain
Source What's it like to live in Bilbao? Would you recommend it? I have lived in Bilbao for 4 years and truthfully, it is a convenient city because it's not so big meaning you can go anywhere by foot . But for those of us more on the lazy side, there is always the...
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10 / 10 pointsPinar's Erasmus Experience in Izmir, Turkey
Source What is it like to live in Izmir? Would you recommend it? What's it like? As someone coming from Spain, it reminds me of Barcelona. What is the student lifestyle like in Izmir? Magnificent. How much does it cost to live in Izmir? It depends on the person and...
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7 / 10 pointsSara's Erasmus Experience in Florence, Italy
Source Why did you choose to go to Florence, Italy? Because I think it's a city which has a lot to offer especially in relation to my career prospects. Out of all the available options, this one seemed to fit best what I was looking for. How long is the scholarship? How...
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8 / 10 pointsÇATALHÖYÜK AND SİLLE TRIP IN KONYA
There are 5 universities in Konya, which is located in central anatolia and is an important tourism, education, industry and agriculture center of Turkey. The city has more 100 museums, mosques, historical and natural places worth seeing. Sille is a historical...
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7 / 10 pointsAlba's Erasmus Experience in Münster, Germany
Why did you choose to go to Münster, Germany? I picked Münster a bit at random to be honest as I wasn't sure where I wanted to go. I just typed in "Münster" on Google and saw that it has a beautiful lake, a botanical garden and a very strong university surrounded by...
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8 / 10 pointsPlzen offers so much more than itself
Yes, that's right. While Prague is kinda isolated for day trips (except to Dresden), the little towns around Plzen like Klatovy, Stribro, Domazlice each have surpsisingly fine architecture. Not to mention that German state of Bavaria is right next door with lots of...
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8 / 10 pointsErasmus in Belgrade
I spent my first Erasmus experience in Belgrade, Serbia. It was amazing what I lived there and despite the period in which I left for Belgrade I've really enjoyed it. I had the possibility to travel a little bit and meet new people coming from all over the world, taste...
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9 / 10 pointsExperience in Malaga, Spain by Ziyad
What is it like to live in Malaga? Would you recommend it? Malaga is one of the biggest cities in Spain, so it would not be a good idea for someone that does not like big cities to live there, but, I would recommend it to everyone for holidays. City of Malaga....
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8 / 10 pointsMaría's Erasmus Experience in Bologna
Source Why did you choose to go to Bologna in Italy? I chose Bologna because it has a very strong university and it's the best student city in Italy. How long is the scholarship? How much money do you receive to help you with living costs? I receive two different...
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9 / 10 pointsExperience in Hradec Kralove, Czech Republic by Áňo
What is it like to live in Hradec Kralove? Would you recommend it? What is the city like? I was studying there for 6 years and I would recomment it, if you like smaller city with lots of parks and trees. It is a pretty calm city, you can walk everywhere on foot. You can...
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![Muscat]()
8 / 10 pointsLiving in Muscat
There is an abundance of choice for visitors, from world-class shows at the Royal Opera House Muscat, to fine dining at one of the many restaurants scattered across the capital or shopping for traditional souvenirs at Muttrah Souq, one of the oldest in Arabia. Museums,...
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8 / 10 pointsLiving in Dubai
I've lived in Dubai for five years, and i found it to be a place that never sleeps. You can always hear a party somewhere around you. From the tall skyscrapers skyrocketing in the horizon to the vast deserts that never end. Supercars like Bugatti and Ferrari passing...
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9 / 10 pointsExperience in Yerevan, Armenia by Shoghag
What is it like to live in Yerevan? Would you recommend it? What is the city like? Living in Yerevan is simple, safe and practical. Reaching from one place to another, whatever time of day, is really easy, using Taxis/Bus/Metro Station/Bicycle and my favorite means of...
