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Toulouse, France
Anonymous student reviewed:- Practicalities
At Sixth Form I decided that Maths was the subject for me to study at university, but I didn’t want to lose my languages. I decided to choose courses with a year abroad so that I could continue my language learning. It also allowed me to go straight to university, and take a gap year during my studies, …
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Toulouse, France
Anonymous student reviewed:- Practicalities
- Social Life
- Overall / Other
Some places to go:
- Cinema
- Juggling Festival
- Rio Loco Festival
- Plus of course all the bars, restaurants and night clubs that you would expect in a big city.
Transport
Low cost airlines service the airport Toulouse Blagnac, such as Easyjet from London and Iberia from Madrid. Once in the city there is a good public …
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Toulouse, France
Anonymous student reviewed:- Uni services & facilities
There are 3 public universities numbered 1 to 3, each with a name. The University for Sciences is Toulouse 3 and is called Université Paul Sabatier (UPS). The other universities are L’Arsenal for Social sciences and business and Le Mirail for arts and humanities.
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Toulouse, France
Anonymous student reviewed:- City & Culture
Toulouse is the capital of the Midi Pyrénées Region in the South of France. The fourth biggest city in France (after Paris, Lyon and Marseille) it is home to 120,000 students making it the second biggest student city, and thus it has a very vibrant and welcoming atmosphere. Known as 'Le Ville Rose' (The Pink …
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Chemistry, Marseille, France
Julianna Sim Sin Kiat reviewed:- City & Culture
- Uni services & facilities
France really awed me when I was here for exchange program in year 2009. The lovely place, culture and language are just too beautiful to be described by words. Not to forget, its high quality of education really quenches one's thirst for knowledge. Great educators they have!
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Université de Poitiers, France
Anonymous student reviewed:- Accommodation
- City & Culture
- Costs & Funding
- Practicalities
- Social Life
Living in Poitiers was relatively expensive.
Rent was about 315 EUR/month in a private student residence but the French government offers money as commonly known as "CAF", or "APL" which can amount up to 30% of your rent. The procedure is quite difficult & you need a translated birth certificate (by a local …8 out of 8 found this review helpfulRead Full Experience -
Université de Nantes, France
Fabrizio Tarantino reviewed:- Overall / Other
I suggest to go studying abroad because…if I was dreaming during that period I am still dreaming now in remember that experience! I can also say that since that (period), I live in a permanent honeymoon full of languages, emotions and international friendships. And this is real.
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Université de Strasbourg, France
Anonymous student reviewed:Courses focused on current issues / topics, practical assignments.
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Université de Poitiers, France
Anonymous student reviewed:- Academics
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- Overall / Other
Poitiers is a rather small city in the West of France. Even though it is the capital of the region (Poitou Charentes), it is still rather small. However, during your spare time it's perfectly situated to visit any other place in France. The TGV passes through Poitiers so it's nice to experience life somewhere …
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France
Zoltan Kohler reviewed:- Academics
I exchanged myself, and it changed my life! Univesité du Sud was a quite little higher education institution but the more student-centerd it was... Being located in the south, it was amazingly international in the sense that more than 30% of the students were international one.
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