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TU Berlin, Germany
Anonymous student reviewed:- Costs & Funding
After plans of going to Singapore and Sweden stranded (I could not be accepted to the Universities because they weren’t accepting any students from the TU/e for this semester, and because I tried to enroll too late), I started looking for something else. During my search for an alternative I was given some …
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TU Berlin, Germany
Anonymous student reviewed:- Accommodation
The accommodation that was provided to me by studentenwerk was everything you could expect for €190,- per month. It was about 16m2 and had its own sink, a desk, closet and a bed. Showers were to be shared with fellow students. The room was located in a “Wohnheim” which is a dormitory. The Wohnheim was divided …
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TU Berlin, Germany
Anonymous student reviewed:- City & Culture
The culture in Berlin is similar as the Dutch Culture. People in Berlin and Germany are compared to Dutch standards more modest and reserved. But since I was located in a dormitory most people I encountered were foreign. Foreign students in my dormitory were mainly from Europe and Asia. For each dormitory …
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Fachhochschule Stralsund - University of Applied Sciences, Germany
Anonymous student reviewed:- Academics
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I would not change nothing with this place. I will repeat what I wrote before :
Lets me tell something about my life. When I was 2 years old, my parents moved from Poland to Spain to search for a job and later back to Poland to buy the flat and set up our business ( it's only one way to live in normal level …9 out of 9 found this review helpfulRead Full Experience -
Frankfurt am Main, Germany
Katarzyna Krawczyk reviewed:- Social Life
You laugh when everyone says 'na zdrowie' ('cheers') with the funny accent. You smile when you cook together (yes, I mean eat, because I can't cook). You're just happy when you often fall down on an ice rink and they always pick you up... Could you imagine how to learn Spanish in German when actually you …
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Kassel, Germany
Anonymous student reviewed:- Overall / Other
As now I am studying translation studies and German is my second foreign language (English is the first foreign language), the opportunity to go abroad particularly to Germany was just in time. Without hesitation I did apply for Kassel University, even though I didn't know anything about it. Looked it up in …
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Worms, Germany
Ventsislav Zhivkov Zhekov reviewed:- City & Culture
- Social Life
That were one of the best 5 months of my life. I met a lot different people, with a lot different culture values. But that you can hear from every ex-erasmus student.
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Worms, Germany
Ventsislav Zhivkov Zhekov reviewed:- City & Culture
Why Worms exactly - the city is one of the oldest in Germany and it has it's own beauty. The people are very opened to different nationalities and the people from the university are used to exchange students and they are always willing to help, when you need.
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TU Berlin, Germany
Anonymous student reviewed:- City & Culture
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Berlin is a city that is never asleep. During the nights there are numerous clubs and pubs of whom many are open from Friday night until Sunday night. Even during weekdays there are a lot of pubs and clubs open until the early hours. Clubs are ranging from very underground to posh. During the weekend the …
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Charité - Universitätsmedizin Berlin, Germany
Anonymous student reviewed:- Accommodation
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Berlin is quite cheap for Germany, especially being the capital. Living in a WG (Wohngemeinschaft - Shared Flat) should set you back between 200-350 depending on location, size of the room, facilities, etc. Wohnheime (residences/dorms) cost between 150-220 in average, although they're randomly allotted to …
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