I was a bit scared of them, but I still got the selfie, such a Cliché
Hello, It is time for me to tell you more about my adventure in Australia and how my experience as an exchange student went. I hope my story won’t be too long.
Why I chose to go to Australia?
Well, I didn’t. I wanted to go to Spain to improve my Spanish and get the Erasmus plus grant 😊. A few days before applying for the exchange program, something
Today I would like to promote this initiative that some young Italian volunteer has ideated. They try to help people with different types of disabilities to find different ways to express themselves through dance, music and drama. The purpose of this project is to help people to express themselves better using their bodies, emotions and help them to grow self-esteem. In the end, all the people involved in this project will create more shows. I think this project is awesome and we should always help each other as
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Long-time, no see. I have to apologise for that :). Unfortunately, I underestimated the Australian University and the amount of work I had to do during the semester. I will tell you all about it in the next blog post.
But now, let me tell you about one of my last assignments and how it disappeared from the USB drive. It was a lovely Saturday afternoon, I was working on my assignment from the library PC because it had a bigger display. The university
I am one of those people that let themselves carried by the wind sometimes, and I let everything to destiny or fate or whatever. Sometimes (rarely) I feel like going out of my comfort zone, but it is not easy because like you and many other I fall into the routine and is so difficult to get out. It is like everybody hates it, but nobody does something to get out of it. But when I finally decide to get out of my comfort zone, I go
I discovered a new culture, food, and traditions- I haven’t adapted to everything, but hey I am human so bear with me 😊 I learned to be independent – before I always lived with my parents and this as my first alone experience. I started to speak 4 languages daily – let me tell ya, it is exhausting, and you can easily make mistakes and have blackouts. I spoke more Spanish than Danish 😊 – I talk every day with my friend Adriana. I am making money 😊
In 2016 I was so happy to come and study and live in Denmark, but after 2 years and a half, things have changed, and I cannot wait to leave this country. Before Denmark When I looked for information online and found pictures and read stories and articles, everything seems so positive, and I started imagining how my life would be in Denmark since in Italy I had no future. I also found less positive experiences, but I thought that those were isolated cases, and maybe people
I wish I can write this post and bring good news as always, but unfortunately this time I have to deliver some worrying news for future international students: Danish government decided to cut the number of international students that can be admitted to Danish universities.
When did this start and why? The truth lays in statistics, and they show that only 1 out of 3 international students will stay in Denmark for more than 2 years after they graduated. This is a loss both for companies and
Hi, I am a 25 years old international student, and I would like to share my studying experiences with you. Welcome to my blog :)
Ciao, ho 25 anni e sono una studentessa universitaria internazionale e vorrei condividere con te le mie esperienze con te. Benvenuta/o sul mio blog :)
