Erasmus experiences
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9 / 10 pointsExperience in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, by Sepehr
What is it like to live in Dubai? Would you recommend it? What is the city like? The only city I can call home. Dubai is like something from future. Arabic culture mixed with western technology, gives it a vibe unlike anywhere else. Words cannot describe the city, from...
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8 / 10 pointsExperience in Stuttgart, Germany by sepehr
What is it like to live in Stuttgart? Would you recommend it? What is the city like? Biggest city in Baden Wurrtemberg, the transportation is amazing albeit expensive. The city is a mix between old with many monuments and sights and modern with companies like bosch...
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6 / 10 pointsErasmus Experience in Zhuhai, China by Lidia
Why did you choose to go to Zhuhai, China? I wanted to have more of an intense experience than the typical Erasmus year. All the options that I considered were in Asia. I chose Zhuhai as my first option because it was the only one in China and as I had been studying a...
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9 / 10 pointsErasmus Experience in Poznan, Poland by Cristina
Why did you choose to go to Poznan, Poland? I wanted to experience a different educational system. At my Faculty of Social Science we had a guest lecture from Adam Mickiewicz University (Faculty of Social Sciences) and I really liked the way of teaching and the fact...
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8 / 10 pointsExperience in Dhaka, Bangladesh by Mohammad Mahfuzar
What is it like to live in Dhaka? Would you recommend it? What is the city like? Dhaka is a crowed city. Peoples density is high. There lot of people living in a small area. Traffic jam also causes makes you slow. IT is taught to maintain time. But people are nice and...
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8 / 10 pointsExperience in Harare, Zimbabwe by Nicola
What is it like to live in Harare? Would you recommend it? What is the city like? Harare is a busy city.with good weather. Lots of places to hang out and have fun.What is the student lifestyle like in Harare? Quite affordable as most universities offer student...
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10 / 10 pointsExperience in Athens, Greece by Dimitra
What is it like to live in Athens? Would you recommend it? What is the city like? Athens is an up and coming city. I am so pleased to have made the move here, regardless of the work situation. I highly recommend to everyone and anyone to come and live here. The city is...
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8 / 10 pointsExperience in Lagos, Nigeria by Aletile
What is it like to live in Lagos? Would you recommend it? What is the city like? Its good living in Lagos. It's a commercial hub,it brings out the entrepreneurial spirit in you. Here in Lagos, everyone is always busy, even busy doing nothing. Massive opportunities to...
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7 / 10 pointsExperience in Warsaw, Poland by Nicola
What is it like to live in Warsaw? Would you recommend it? What is the city like? It's a busy city center but quite easy to adapt to. Would recommend it if one is not made uncomfortable by cold weather and a busy lifestyle. It's a big city rich in history and with a lot...
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8 / 10 pointsExperience in Beirut, Lebanon by Charbel
What is it like to live in Beirut? Would you recommend it? What is the city like? Beirut is a great place to live it has a lot of historical sites and it merges a lot of culturesWhat is the student lifestyle like in Beirut? There is a lot of good universities and the...
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7 / 10 pointsErasmus Experience in Hamburg, Germany by JITHIN
Why did you choose to go to Hamburg, Germany? My supervisor, who had the expertise in the field of study I was concerned of, was at Uninversität HamburgHow long is the scholarship? How much money do you receive to help you with living costs? I have a DAAD scholarship...
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7 / 10 pointsA student's experience during an internship in Malta
Malta Former British colony and independent since 1964, the island Malta has been part of the European Union since 2004. Good news for those who wish to study in English whilst benefiting from a nice Mediterranean climate. In Malta, there are two main languages, Maltese...
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7 / 10 pointsWrocław, a little bit of Poland
During an Erasmus trip, we chose Wrocław as a pass-through and a connection with other European cities. And the truth is that we didn't get it wrong, as it is a city with a lot of charm. To define it, you could say that it is a bright city. This is due to its...
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8 / 10 pointsMadrid, a way of life
For Spain, Madrid represents the hustle and bustle of a big city. In it, the customs and tradition are entwined with modernity and fun. Madrid is a city that I visit regularly, and this is primarily due to it being a perfect place to go shopping. But this isn't its only...
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9 / 10 pointsBudapest, a marvellous city
Budapest is really wonderful. I was on Erasmus and I decided to travel to Budapest to spend a few days there with a couple of friends. The city is divided into two parts: Buda and Pest. The city is beautiful and each one of its corners surprises you, but in particular,...
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7 / 10 pointsDiscovering Cuenca
Hello Erasmus travellers! I would like to tell you about my experience in a Spanish city that I had to opportunity to get to know a few days ago. I'm talking about the city of Cuenca. Cuenca is situated in the mid-East of Spain and belongs to the autonomous community of...
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7 / 10 pointsExperience in Bucharest, Romania by Dragos
What is it like to live in Bucharest? Would you recommend it? What is the city like? It is like NYC but at a smaller scale and more depreciated. And more beautiful girls. It is hard to get bored though. With a good variety of people. What is the student lifestyle like...
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9 / 10 pointsLeon, so unknown but incredible!
Why did you choose to go to Leon, Spain? Honestly because I wanted to come and study in Spain and with low average grades like mine, I chose a less famous city and moreover, there aren't many faculties in Spain that do my course which is energetic engineering. How long...
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8 / 10 pointsThe story of how I got to know Bangor
"I'm going to Bangor! " "To Bangkok?! " "Bangor, Mum. " In North Wales. Perhaps it's not well known. It's a small, isolated, coastal town, with no more than 15, 000 locals and university students. But, why should I deny it? A little piece of me will always belong in...
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7 / 10 pointsExperience in Teruel, Spain, by Clara
What is it like to live in Teruel? Would you recommend it? How is it? Living in Teruel is an ode to tranquility and above all, time. If you don't want to experience running out of time and not having enough time to do everything you'd planned, then this is your...
