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My koselig little Volda

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My koselig little Volda

April 20, 2018 AberExchangesLeave a comment

Hello, I’m Valentina, an Italian girl in her 20s who, four months ago, left Aberystwyth with two stuffed bags full of too many clothes, lots of excitement and a bit of fear to embark on a new life adventure. Actually, my journey started many weeks before that. It began when, reading through the possible destinations… Continue reading My koselig little Volda

Norway…..First Impression

International Office - Aberystwyth University

Norway…..First Impression

November 2, 2017 AberExchangesLeave a comment

The realization that I was about to embark on an adventure abroad did not hit me until it was 6 am in the morning and I was standing in Birmingham, caffeine and sleep-deprived, on the day of my flight. Being an international student in Aber, I was already ‘abroad’ and now I was going to… Continue reading Norway…..First Impression

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Whilst I was doing my degree I got given the opportunity to have a Year Abroad and be part of the Erasmus+ Scheme. I was able to travel to Noia, Spain where I worked as an English Teacher and where I got some of the best memories of all time and me the most amazing people and students. Whilst I was there I decided to go on my first solo trip to Majorca and once again I had an amazing time and was able to know a different place in Spain. Finally I went to Rennes, France a gorgeous place and very hot with a lot of friendly people. This was all possible due to the Erasmus+ Scheme! This scheme not only gives the students a chance to go abroad but it also gives them the chance to know a different culture, live in a different place and gain a level of confidence that they might not get it they don’t experience this. After having done this myself I can now say that I have a wider knowledge of Spain’s and France’s culture and have gained a lot of confidence in taking on new challenges! Erasmus+ I thank you for the part you had on where I am today and the skills, confidence and knowledge I have gained. #SupportStudyAbroad @universitiesuk

I became a member of a research group of several people who conduct research in the field of food pathogens. Initially, I assisted in the work in the laboratory, then I did my own experiments. I had the opportunity to participate in trainings, which improved my manual skills in the laboratory. In my opinion it is really worth to participate in ERASMUS graduate traineeship programme, because it allows you to develop personally and scientifically. Moreover, it is a great opportunity to meet new people, establish cooperation with them, learn from their experiences. #supportstudyabroad #erasmusplus

What would the U.K. be like without the Erasmus+ programme and how has the Erasmus+ programme affected our students? As students, young people leave our University, they leave their homes and friends in search of something amazing. They choose to be brave and embark on an inspiring new journey afforded to them by the Erasmus+ programme. Some go on traineeships and become great contributors to their workplace, infusing British culture into their surroundings, breaking down barriers between communities and learning to see the world from different perspectives. Others choose to undertake study placements at some of Europe’s most prestigious Universities, opening their minds to new ideas, both academic and cultural, whilst deeply immersing themselves in their adopted society. The Erasmus+ programme helps them to be Inspired, to be brave and to be Citizens of the World - Thank You Erasmus+ programme @abereels @erasmusslife @erasmusplusproject @britishcouncil #erasmusexchange #SupportStudyAbroad Share your Erasmus experience below 👇👇👇👇☝️

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