What is nature for me?
Travel . UncategorizedI served in the army for several years – my specialty was survival in the nature. I had to learn to live in nature – how to find a water, how to survive without eating for a few days, how to read the stars and to know where to go, how to make a
Dutchie in München
Authors . UncategorizedRiding bikes, drinking Heineken and eating Kroketten at the canals of Utrecht. Servus! I am Lisa Zonjee, a twenty-three year old student from the Netherlands. I was born in Hilversum, but moved for my studies to Utrecht, where I study Corporate Communications at the Hogeschool Utrecht. Two years ago, my sister decided to move
All’s Well That Ends Well
Authors . Culture . Student life . Travel . UncategorizedBy Maya Lach-Aidelbaum To be perfectly honest, studying abroad in Munich was not my first choice. Berlin was. I was enamored with the idea of inhabiting the capital of Germany -a chaotic metropole known for its alternative culture, turbulent history and radical politics. However, it turns out that fate (or rather, my university’s international office)
Sandales, Chaussettes et Bières en cannettes ….
Authors . City life . Culture . Student life . Travel . Uncategorized…. These prejudices are in general the first ones we have in mind in France when we are talking about Germany and I have to admit that there are not totally wrong…. Especially after having taking part eight times to the Oktoberfest! A few words about me… I’m Mylaina, twenty years old, and I am
I guess I gravitate toward the mountains?
Authors . UncategorizedI am born in one of the flattest countries in the world, The Netherlands. I grew up in a relatively small village next to Utrecht, a city right in the middle of all the flatness that The Netherlands has to offer. Don’t get me wrong, I like The Netherlands, but there is one minor thing
CRISTINA WITH NO ”H”
Authors . Student life . UncategorizedI first visited Munich when I was 17 years old in order to spend my summer learning German. What really happened is that I ended up skipping all of my classes so I could visit all the different corners of this German gem and its beautiful surroundings. Since then I haven’t stopped thinking about the
Frenchie in Munich
Authors . UncategorizedMy name is Mathilde, I’m a 20 years old student from the south of France, where I study political sciences. Last year I had to chose a destination for my third year and I decided that I absolutely wanted to come to Munich for a semester… and here I am! When I arrived in September
Another year which will rapidly pass by…
Authors . UncategorizedMy name is Catherine. I was born and grew up in Antwerp, the Dutch-speaking part of Belgium. But here I am, in my final year of Master, in Germany again. As I’ve always been keen on discovering new places, I already did an Erasmus semester in Brandenburg an der Havel (one hour by train from Berlin)
Beginning of the journey
Authors . UncategorizedWhat is your name: Ele Why are you in Munich: Before I started my exchange semester in Munich, I was already in Munich a few times on vacation. I fell in love with this city, it has a unique flair, great people, the many cultural offers. Of course, the university is also very beautiful, and
name, surname. 20 y.o.
Authors . UncategorizedThere is a fine line between bragging and boredom when 20-years-old tells about herself. I always fail introducing, being too concerned about staying on this line, where, as I believe, hides your real personality. When you are 20, you likely have already experienced a lot – tried numerous activities from alcohol to higher education. You