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Physics, Luleå University of Technology, Sweden
Anonymous student reviewed:- City & Culture
Luleå is the northernmost technical university in Europe, really close to the polar-circle. During my autum-semester here I was able to watch the aurora several times, and it is pure beauty :). A trip across the polarcircle by train is very cheap and wont take long, so you can experience 24h of darkness or …
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Linköping University, Sweden
Anonymous student reviewed:For my stay I focused on ICT courses to augment my previous education and architecture courses at TU/e and get me in the direction of Smart Homes. I picked a total of 5 courses, excluding the language course. All courses are 6 ECTS credits
TDDC17 – Artificial Intelligence
This course aims to give students an …
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Communications, Lund University, Sweden
Marleen de Vries reviewed:- Social Life
Lund is a small, beautiful and cozy city with a lot of students. You will meet a lot of people in university and during the nation activities and because Lund is so small, you’ll run into them all the time. There’s no better feeling than walking around your new hometown and running into your new friends. …
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KTH Royal Institute of Technology, Sweden
Anonymous student reviewed:- Practicalities
- Social Life
My experiences are that there is a lot that has to be arranged and, especially in a different country, culture and language, this is often rather difficult. You spend a lot of time on administrative and related work, that could have been spend on studying or other things. The schedule is extremely busy, with …
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Linköping University, Sweden
Anonymous student reviewed:- Costs & Funding
First off, Sweden is indeed a pretty expensive country, so getting as much money free per month was handy. I subletted my room in Eindhoven, including furnishings for a small price over my normal rent, which allowed me to cover my room rent in Sweden, which was SEK 2300,- (About EUR 230,-). Turning in my …
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Chalmers University of Technology, Sweden
Anonymous student reviewed:- City & Culture
- Practicalities
Compared to the courses in Eindhoven, courses in Chalmers demand relatively little work in my experience. (but this of course also depends on the nature of the courses you choose)
Travelling is not that expensive if you book well ahead. Train tickets should be booked at least a month in advance, then you can …8 out of 8 found this review helpfulRead Full Experience -
Karlskrona, Sweden
Anonymous student reviewed:- Overall / Other
Erasmus. Which words should I use to describe the feeling. Is it a feeling of happiness and appreciation of what I had the chance to experience in Karlskrona and general in Sweden? Is it a feeling of melancholy that I returned home to my “old way of living”? One thing is sure although.. Nothing is the same from now on!
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Karlskrona, Sweden
Anonymous student reviewed:- Social Life
Erasmus may take some things away for a little bit like family, friends, relationships, courses… But all these cannot be compared with the things that erasmus creates. New strong friendships, experiences of leaving aboard, and for many like me, experiences of leaving alone and take care yourself.
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Karlskrona, Sweden
Anonymous student reviewed:- Overall / Other
Erasmus gives you also something more important. When all this dream goes away, you will end up with a home all over the world. You book from now still, airplane tickets to visit your new friends in France, Germany, Austria, Spain even in China. The world is big. And you have just started the exploring. Your …
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Luleå University of Technology, Sweden
Anonymous student reviewed:- Uni services & facilities
All exchange students on university exchange programmes are guaranteed accommodation under the condition that the Application for Accommodation form is filled out and sent to International Office before April 15. Modern, top-notch student housing is in most cases located within 3 km radius of campus.
There are …
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