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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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Eindhoven University of Technology (TU/e), Netherlands
Geoffrey van IJzendoorn reviewed:- Academics
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It has a great international reputation in technology and research, especially logistics-wise. Furthermore Eindhoven generated and is home to several multinational companies, such as Philips and ASML.
The quality of the studies is great, especially due to the high staff/student ratio. Good mentoring is …21 out of 22 found this review helpfulRead Full Experience -
Thessaloniki, Greece
Anonymous student reviewed:- Academics
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First rule you should follow is to leave (always) for a while the place were you are.
Why Thessaloniki, and why Greece, well, Greek people are the descendants of the population of the ancient Greeks, the same people who first wrote about the sciences in general. From medicine to philosophy, geology, astronomy …22 out of 24 found this review helpfulRead Full Experience -
Hospitality and Tourism Management, Business & Hotel Management School - BHMS, Switzerland
Anonymous student reviewed:- Academics
I am writing this article from my desk here in Switzerland, having successfully graduated a short while ago and working now in my first management position with good prospects for further promotion.
During my last year of my secondary education in the Middle East, my family asked me, what my plans were for my …
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Business Administration, The University of Cagliari, Italy
Anonymous student reviewed:- Academics
Try so much as possible to get into programmes such as AEGEE and Erasmus to not get stuck inside the local idea of business.
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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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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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Warsaw University of Technology, Poland
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Politechnika Warszawska is the best university in Poland, so it looks well on a CV. There is a great library but it's hard to connect to internet with our own laptop. But there is no so beautiful landscapes in Poland than in Norway or Sweden, for example. The city is banal but the culture is ... different.
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Toulouse, France
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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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