Erasmus Bern 2017 / 2018 (English)

Erasmusu Staff Escrito hace 7 años

Welcome to the forum for Erasmus Bern 2017 / 2018!

This is the place where Erasmus students, or any exchange students, that are headed for Bern in 2017 / 2018 can introduce themselves and get to know one another before they arrive. Introduce yourself to the forum and ask any questions you may have about the city, the University, where to stay, where to eat, the prices and cost of living in Bern, places for Erasmus parties or any other question you may habe. Here you can also find:

• The accommodation in Bern
• Other students that are looking for accommodation
• Students jobs in Bern
• The general forum for Bern
• The blog Erasmus Bern
• What to see in Bern, Erasmus party, where to eat
• Erasmus experiences in Bern
• People who have been, are and will be in Bern
• A photo gallery of Bern
• The map and weather in Bern
• The universities in Bern

Warning! If you want to advertise an accommodation or your are looking for one... the forum is not the place for doing that. In order to advertise your accommodation in Bern or in order to find roommates don’t use this forum, go to the accommodation section of Bern.

Livin' la vida Erasmus!

Yvonne Chilet Escrito hace 7 años

bern is a german speaking city in Switzerland, but i don´t speak german, how is it gonna be for me (spanish, english and italian speaker)? are the classes gonna be in german? Im gonna be doing my second year of veterinary medicine.

Thank you.

Charles Clarkson Escrito hace 7 años

Hi, Just spent the last year living in Bern, was the best experience of my life.

As for languages, everyone speaks English, even if your greeted to in Swiss German. Most Swiss are able to speak German, English, French and Italian. I also came across a few who also spoke Spanish, but they would have regular contact with Spanish people (other exhcnage students or part of ESN).

As for how the course is taught, you ought to find out directly with the University. Most international courses are taught in English, with a few exceptions in German.

If you need any more help, just ask.