Malawi December 2016
They say it’s always better to go out with a bang, and why shouldn’t this apply to university degrees too? Although I was coming to the end of my degree, … Continue Reading Malawi December 2016
Experiencing Exchange in Incredible Indonesia
Four weeks ago I left my family, chicken salt and Vegemite to live in Yogyakarta Indonesia with no friends, no Indonesian language skills, nor any idea of where I would … Continue Reading Experiencing Exchange in Incredible Indonesia
Nouvelle Calédonie – Summer 2016
In early November 2016 I had the opportunity to go on a three-week intensive language and cultural study program in New Caledonia. As a part of my trip I stayed … Continue Reading Nouvelle Calédonie – Summer 2016
Taipei-Yi Ling Yi Trip
My first day in Taiwan was dreadful, and yet it was one of the best days of my life. Hop off a 24 hour travel trip, totally dazed and confused … Continue Reading Taipei-Yi Ling Yi Trip
Leeds, Leeds, Leeds…
This week marked my last week of my exchange semester at the University of Leeds. First of all, if you are thinking about going on exchange, I know it’s clichéd but … Continue Reading Leeds, Leeds, Leeds…
Indo buddies
During my week in Jogja I was lucky enough to be accompanied by two students from the University Islamic Institute. The other intern students including myself referred to them as … Continue Reading Indo buddies
City Uni, in depth!
Hey there. My name is Amy and I’m on a semester-long exchange at the City University, Hong Kong (CityU). If you’re interested in exchange in Hong Kong, check out my … Continue Reading City Uni, in depth!
Weather shock or culture shock?
After an overnight flight and six hours in the Kuala Lumpar airport with no sleep, I was happy to arrive to my hotel in Yogyakarta. Later to have learned that … Continue Reading Weather shock or culture shock?
Predeparture preparations for Indonesia
Indonesia has 17,508 islands, with many cultures and over 300 native languages. Language can create barriers when trying to interact and communicate with people in a foreign country. I believe … Continue Reading Predeparture preparations for Indonesia
The Experience: My Journey to Japan
It has been almost two months now since arriving in Japan and it’s safe to say that I have settled in nicely – it feels very much like home now.
The ‘Not Oxford’ Oxford Experience
Words cannot truly capture the odd yet incredible adventure that has been the first five weeks at Oxford Brookes. I’ve lived through moments I could only have ever dreamed of … Continue Reading The ‘Not Oxford’ Oxford Experience
#GaijinLife
Japan is always the first in my bucket list among all the countries that I want to travel. Exchange to Sophia University for one semester is definitely a great opportunity … Continue Reading #GaijinLife
Arriving in Tokyo
What to expect when arrive? Residence card Once you arrive in Tokyo airport, you will be issued a residence card, which looks like the one below. Please remember to provide these … Continue Reading Arriving in Tokyo
Copenhagen, Not just the happiest place in the world.
Copenhagen, a city known for many things, spectacular architecture, wonderful history, cheap(er) beer and the famous biking Vikings. And I can tell you it’s all true and much much more. … Continue Reading Copenhagen, Not just the happiest place in the world.
Konnichiwa from Nippon!
Konnichiwa! I’ve only been in Japan for a few days, but I’m ecstatic from what I’ve experienced so far. I’ve met so many great people and the cultural shock and … Continue Reading Konnichiwa from Nippon!
Hej Lund!
Settling into Lund was a breeze, people of all ages speak fluent English and are quite friendly and eager to help you out. The town itself was founded in 1020 … Continue Reading Hej Lund!
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