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Ciudad Real, Spain
Anonymous student reviewed:- City & Culture
Ciudad Real is small town in Castilla La Mancha, Spain. It is literally in the middle of nowhere. But still, I had the coolest time ever there. Also, if anyone is interested in experiencing real Spain, then Ciudad Real is it. People there are not huge fans of foreigners but once you get to know them, they are …
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Ciudad Real, Spain
Anonymous student reviewed:- Social Life
The positive thing about doing your Erasmus there is that there are not THAT many Erasmus students there, there were around a 100 when I was there in Spring 2010, I would say. So you get to know many of these people and it just becomes a close-knit family. We always knew through our Facebook group messages …
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Complutense University of Madrid, Spain
Marta Filipa Pais de Oliveira reviewed:- City & Culture
- Social Life
You have but two choices: live your country or embrace Europe. Having the opportunity to study abroad turns you into a different person. And prepares you to make the difference. It’s a brave new world to discover: meeting new people (friends for life), new cultures, new places, new traditions, new languages. …
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Barcelona, Spain
Anonymous student reviewed:- Academics
It was for extension of my Industrial Engineering (IE) skills. With my background I wanted to learn some basics of IE. I followed 4 courses.
- World Economy, this was the course I most enjoyed. Especially with the current crisis it was very interesting to learn about the economic system.
- Industrial scheduling, …
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Complutense University of Madrid, Spain
Marta Filipa Pais de Oliveira reviewed:- City & Culture
Madrid is an incredible spot to experience. It has a unique spirit; it urges you to explore the very heart of the culture. You upgrade the art of appreciating the good life. In the Spanish capital, there is no other option than to live to the most. Everything is intense. Day after day you embrace new …
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Barcelona, Spain
Anonymous student reviewed:- Practicalities
Preparation consisted of learning Spanish and working a lot to finance the stay. I searched for a room in Gracia (an authentic area in Barcelona). And found it through the website www.loquo.com. The language was Catalan, which was difficult to understand with my intermediate level of Spanish. But if people …
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Barcelona, Spain
Anonymous student reviewed:- Academics
I gained insight in different views of the lecturers. The quality of the course differed greatly. The discussions done in English were good to follow and nice to participate. The discussions in Spanish were hard to follow and even harder to participate. The courses fitted well with the courses done at the …
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University of Santiago de Compostela, Spain
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I would recommend this city to live there and this university to study in cause you could only benefit from that.
Santiago de Compostela is a really beautifull city with history and tradition, a lot of students, friendly people and pilgrims. It's not big so you don't have even to use any public transport, …7 out of 7 found this review helpfulRead Full Experience -
Jaén, Spain
Anonymous student reviewed:- City & Culture
The main reason for choosing Jaen was its localization. It’s situated in Andalusia at the south of Spain, just next to Grenada, Cordoba and Seville. So you can life in a small city which has a typical Spanish charm and anytime you want travel to one of the cities mentioned above. You have an easy access to …
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University of Valladolid, Spain
Anonymous student reviewed:- City & Culture
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Going abroad means meet other people from all around the world. I chose the city because of his size and his position inside Spain. Valladolid is not that big as Madrid, so you have the opportunity to know a lot of everything and have a quite close connection to the others, Erasmus and Spanish people.
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