Ein trauriger Goodbye-Post

Ein letzter Abschiedspost und einige traurige Gedanken von einem Online-Erasmus-Studenten in einer Pandemie. Read More

LAST DAY

Unfortunately, my exchange program ends today. For the first time, I don’t want the semester to end. Because of the covid, I studied online from Russia, at first it seemed to me that all this is doomed to failure, I will not meet anyone and I could not get to know a single teacher better Read More

Ich bin nicht gut im Verabschieden

Erwachsenwerden ist nicht immer einfach: Man merkt, dass vieles nicht so läuft, wie man es sich vorgestellt hat, man kennt Enttäuschung, Frustration und Stress, man verliert geliebte Menschen auf dem Weg und muss sich oft verabschieden, auch wenn man es nicht will. Abschiede sind normalerweise sehr bitter, aber in diesem Fall hinterlässt meiner einen bittersüßen Read More

Theater, decorations and cosplay — what in common?

Have you ever thought about who makes all those beautiful decorations that appear in the city before Christmas? It turns out that the same people do this as the scenery in the theater and cinema! And this is a difficult job with calculations and selection of materials. We spoke with Alexandra, a student from Saint-Petersburg Read More

To leave, or not to leave, that is the question!

Choosing to apply for an exchange semester is not an obvious or easy choice, and it is not always only rainbows and butterflies: I have discussed it with two former Erasmus students and friends, Chiara and Francesca, to gain a double perspective on this experience. Read More

Writing blog posts is literally my profession

It’s funny that in German “getting to know” word sounds like “kennenlernen” – that is, “to know + to learn” … learn to know each other. Well, let’s learn? From my name it is not immediately clear where I come from (spoiler: from Russia). My name is Anna Iurgenson, I am 20, and I am Read More

War with yourself: The road to becoming a graduate student

This is a second chance to change my Life “I just want to give myself a chance to start over, no matter how hard it takes. I want to get out of my current life and meet better students, better teachers, and more resources,” said Zhang Yan, juniors who attended the 2018 Unified National Graduate Read More

Let’s talk about Mental Health

“It has controlled my life since I was 9 in almost every way. In the limit, it freezes me, so the only way I figured to prevent that from happening was, and still is, to prepare myself before any situation that may disturb me. In my experience, I believe, it emerges from the need of Read More

World Traveler in Training

Asha Ress is a 20-year-old student of criminology at University of Minnesota Twin-Cities, and a current member of the study abroad program Junior Year in Munich. Already in her short life, she has visited over a dozen countries and plans to visit many more during her year abroad. Asha says that one of her lifelong Read More

“I felt like I was eternal, because I was experiencing something internal”

I find myself in the rooftop of a cafe in Munich with my good friend and interviewee, Anna. Anna Bertelli is a 21 years old philosophy exchange student at LMU, who has been rewarded with a special scholarship. She has been a volunteer in Cambodia and is very committed with the environment and with nature, Read More

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