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and the strongest coffee in your entire life for only 0.90. Praktische Tipps/Fazit Truth to be told, Catania is not the safest place on Earth. In the evening it is better to avoid small streets when alone [...] examination process is also quite stressful, but mostly because I am writing all the exams in English, while I took the classes in Italian. The online platform of the university is very nicely made – only [...] very strict. Anyway, the nature here is flabbergasting! Beautiful beaches with palm trees, geckos are everywhere, blossoming orange and olive trees. Eating outside is obviously much less expensive than in
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but i realized that they aren´t eco friendly at all, the amount a plastic usage is insane. How was your everyday life (leisure, shopping, transportation, inclusion etc.)? European card (VISA) didn´t work [...] d/provided by host university, dormitory/private etc.)? i lived in the university dormitory, which is more practical if you don´t wanna deal with the accomodation paper scram yourself, but it´s gonna be [...] organized many events and some are also for exchange students. But i would advice to join a club, which is an "afterschool activity", you get to meet new people and experience the japanese culture. How satisfied
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through online platforms such as Spotahome or Uniplaces. Language Preparation: Madrid is located in Spain, and Spanish is the main language spoken there. Make sure you brush up on your Spanish skills before [...] traveling by train is one of the most environmentally friendly options. You can take a train from Flensburg to Hamburg and then transfer to a high-speed train to Madrid. Not only is this option environmentally [...] in other ways? Yes, I did. Attending events and parties organized by students is a great way to get involved in campus life and meet new people while studying at Universidad Rey Juan Carlos. It's also fun
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of the highlights of my stay. The Pilar festival was held in October and is one week where the whole city is celebrating. There is a parade all day long where people wear traditional clothes, dance and play [...] a lot of fun. The city is also very nice and I felt safe most of the time. Zaragoza is located between Madrid and Barcelona so you can visit both cities during your stay. It is also close to Bilbao and [...] experiences. I would definitely recommend checking the temperatures in the months during the stay. Zaragoza is in the northern part of Spain, so when I arrived in September it was still 30°C but it changed drastically
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spoken to a high level by both the lecturers and the students. Life in the host country (e.g. living, shopping, leisure, costs) The life in Prague was my favourite part of the semseter abroad. I really [...] for expats which is usually more expensive. Make sure to make Czech friends, your experience cannot be complete without making friends with locals. This cannot be stressed enough. It is difficult to make [...] friends outside of university is very important if you want to expand your horizons and experience the real Prague, not just the toutistic attactions. Taking a czech class is strongly adivced because a few
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as it is the case in Germany. This is something I noticed quickly and which kind of confused me in the beginning. However, later when uni started they told us at the introduction day that this is normal [...] focused on international students and the planning of events. One is called ‘Oh my Prague!’ (http://ohmyprague.com/home/) and the other one is ‘Erasmus in Prague’, as mentioned previously. They organise weekend [...] interested in this topic, Prague and the MUP is your place to go. Also, after my semester abroad, I really valued the German bread again. How was your everyday life (leisure, shopping, transportation, inclusion
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to Germany after their Erasmus stay is over. Do you have any recommendations for environmentally friendly travel (if applicable)? If possible, a train ride that is reasonably simple, not of an unreasonably [...] To me, the way they did these things came a How was your everyday life (leisure, shopping, transportation, inclusion etc.)? Everyday life in Murcia was great for me. There were leisure options, transportation [...] (books etc.)? Life in Murcia was extremely affordable, with the exception of accommodation which, although not too expensive, was not very cheap either. What was your best/worst experience? Is there anything
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session an organization called “CityLife Madrid” informed among other things about housing options. I booked my flat with helphousing and with the instructions of CityLife applied for a transportation card [...] this can be achieved? I met most friends through CityLife. They offer many activities for international students. Especially the weekly Pubcrawl is a good opportunity to meet new people. I also got in [...] moving to Spain but I studied in English so learning Spanish is not that important. Most people I met in Madrid speak English but I think it is nevertheless helpful to know the basics for example for buying
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practices and the value attached to English and EMI. First, there is the key Bourdieusian concept to address here is the concept of “field”. It is defined as an arena of struggle in which “the agents occupy [...] internationalization, in Denmark, is on a watch by politics and media, especially. Observations and public statements are, however, often fed by assumptions. Case in point is the claimthat INS, particularly [...] education) system and origi- nating from poorer environments. This belief is embedded in a strong immigration-skeptical debate in Denmark and is often indicated by the referral to Rumanian or Bulgarian students
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within that system is predicated on Bourdieu’s (1997: 46) general defini- tion of capital. An agent’s capital [I]s a force inscribed in the objectivity of things so that everything is not equally pos- sible [...] al capital. Cultural capital is classi- fied into three types: The embodied form is unconsciously bequeathed within the family and covers competences and knowledge. It is “the best hidden and socially [...] objectified form, that is, in books or instruments and in the institutionalized form, that is, as credentials from authorized institutions (Bourdieu, 1997: 47). A fourth type of capital is sym- bolic capital