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Category: Law

  • Danish delicious  ‘Smørrebrød’ in Aarhus Denmark

    This July I travelled to the beautiful city of Aarhus located in the Jutland region of Denmark. Here, I completed a Supply Chain Management course at the magical Aarhus Universitet campus. I chose Aarhus University because its business school is so well reputed and Denmark as a country is such a leader on issues I care…

  • Exchange at the University of Hawai’i

    My name is Luca Pearce and I am studying a Bachelor of Communications (Journalism) / Bachelor of Laws at UTS. I decided to go on exchange to the University of Hawai’i at Manoa as a part of my Journalism degree for the Spring Semester and am currently living in Honolulu! I am really enjoying my…

  • It’s refreshing to live in a city where the locals are sincerely proud of their way of life and have no need to apologise for it. Particular themes emerging from locals include: pride in their being rated the happiest nation in the world, pride in the egalitarian structure of their society and pride in their…

  • Copenhagen University, Denmark

    Hej from Copenhagen! It has now been 4 weeks since I packed up life in Sydney and got on the plane to Denmark to begin my semester abroad at the University of Copenhagen. I have absolutely fallen in love with the city – it is the most beautiful city I have ever been to and…

  • Uppsala Universitet, Sweden

    After a few weeks of travel through Sicily and Slovenia with friends, I arrived in the Swedish town of Uppsala. I came a month early to try and learn some Swedish as a part of the intensive language course that the university offers. I would highly recommend doing this course if you want to make…

  • IE Universidad, Spain

    I have just started studying law at IE Universidad – Madrid campus and am loving it so far. Life in Madrid is very laid back and it took a few days to adjust to a much slower paced lifestyle than Sydney. A typical day involves late starts, dinners between 10-11pm before heading out at 1am.…

  • The Copenhagen Charm

    I have fallen in love with this city, with my bike, and with 4am shwarma. Copenhagen is not just a goldmine for design and architecture, but coffee shops, bars, art, live music and of course, biking. Coming off the back of three weeks travelling through Italy and Mallorca, I was a little nervous as to…

  • Tilburg University, Netherlands

    After a whirlwind 6 weeks travelling Europe and visiting family and friends, I finally landed in Tilburg. After I sat down in my room on the first day and the excitement wore off and there was a moment when I worried, ‘What have I done?’ about going on exchange. But after one and a half…

  • IE Universidad, Spain

    ¡Hola! ¿Qué tal? For a bit of background, I’ve been in Madrid for just over two weeks studying law at IE Universidad. Madrid as a city Madrid is an incredibly vibrant city and I found an apartment right in the heart of it all, a short walk from Sol. Madrid certainly lives up to its…

  • National Taiwan University, Taiwan

    What are the facilities like at your host university? NTU is a really beautiful and interesting university. The facilities are as you’d expect from a large university as this. It has the largest library collection in Taiwan, a number of museums and galleries, computer labs, and so on. On arrival you are assigned a buddy…