Category: FEIT
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So life in Milan; Italy in general is culturally quite unique, each service station has a little coffee shop inside it, they use the word prosciutto for both ham and prosciutto and fuel goes for an insane 1.60 euro a litre. Milan in particular I think is an easy place to live, find shops and…
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Italy – An Experience of a Lifetime Life is full of decisions. Sometimes we make good decisions and sometimes we make bad decisions… Luckily, deciding to go on exchange was definitely the best decision I have made in a long time – perhaps ever. I have had so many great experiences, and met so made…
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So this is my first blog about exchange to Sophia uni. Unlike others, the Autumn semester in Japan hasn’t started yet and therefore I’m still in my own country, enjoying the relaxing long holiday. Looking forward to the exchange life in Japan, I did some research about what I should bring or keep in mind.…
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What I’ve come to understand so far about Ghent and Belgium! So I’ve just completed my first week as an exchange student at Ghent University and already have made the wisest choice to hire a bicycle for the duration of the semester. Ghent as a city is known as a ‘university hub’ and so alcohol, food,…
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After travelling in Europe for almost four weeks with a broken suitcase, I’m finally settled in at my student dorm in Innsbruck, Austria. Surrounded by the Austrian Alps, Innsbruck is a relatively small city in the picturesque Tyrol region of Austria. I’ve been in Innsbruck for about two weeks now, but I still do a…
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Travelling to Bordeaux for two weeks over the mid-semester break was truly one of the best experiences I’ve had. Combining learning more about my passion for sustainable development, studying and completing an elective, travelling abroad to France and making tons of friends – I loved every minute of it. I wasn’t exactly sure what to…
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It’s hard to believe two months have gone by since I said goodbye to my parents, friends and my home before embarking on my journey up north. I have settled into my new home in Delft, and embracing life to the full in Netherlands! As a Masters Civil Engineering student who also works full-time in…
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So, you want to go on exchange to the Netherlands and think that Erasmus University, Rotterdam might be the university for you. But you’re a bit worried– going on exchange is a big commitment and involves a lot more than just packing your bags and flying across the world. You have to consider aspects such…
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Over the past winter holidays, I had the amazing opportunity of visiting San Sebastián, Spain alongside three wonderful engineering peers. It was a two week engineering pro gram at the University of Navarra. The four of us from UTS had been split up into two of the three available courses, one focusing on drug development…
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Hej! My name is Chris and I’ve now reached the halfway point of my exchange to Sweden! With the Swedish universities starting their Spring semester relatively early to other countries, I arrived in Stockholm in mid-January and was lucky enough to make a whole bunch of new friends within the first couple of weeks. As…
