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Federal University of Paraná (Brazil)

Federal University of Paraná (Brazil)

Federal University of Parana. It is the oldest Brazilian university, founded on December 19, 1912, initially under the name Universidade do Paraná. UFPR functioned as isolated faculties until 1946 and was federalized in 1951, becoming a public institution and offering free education. Currently the university facilities are located in various points of Curitiba and in other cities of Paraná, in this institution there are 60 undergraduate course options, 124 specialization, 41 master’s and 26 doctorate. There are more than 183…

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National University of Quilmes (Argentina)

National University of Quilmes (Argentina)

National University of Quilmes (UNQ). Public university of Argentina with headquarters in the town of Bernal, in the Buenos Aires district of Quilmes. Its mission is the production, teaching and dissemination of knowledge at the highest level in a climate of equality and plurality. History The UNQ was created on October 23, 1989 by Law No. 23,749 of the National Congress and was normalized on December 12, 1992. The University building was built on land donated by the textile company…

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University of Bonn

University of Bonn

University of Bonn is one of the leading research universities in the world, it was founded more than 200 years ago and is considered one of the best universities in Germany and in fact it is one of the most important institutes in Europe in Higher Education. It is the home of learning for more than 31,000 students and has an excellent reputation both at home and abroad. History The university’s beginnings were as the Cologne Prince’s Academy, founded in…

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Academic Ranking of World Universities

Academic Ranking of World Universities

The Academic Ranking of World Universities (ARWU) is one of the best-known international university rankings. It is published online annually by the Center for World-Class Universities (CWCU) at Shanghai Jiao Tong University. Therefore it is colloquially often referred to as the Shanghai ranking. The focus of the Academic Ranking of World Universities is particularly the research strength of the ranked universities, with a special focus on the natural sciences and technical fields. Methodology of the Academic Ranking of World Universities…

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Studying Abroad With a Child

Studying Abroad With a Child

Studying abroad with your child? Mission Impossible. – This is the first reaction of many young mothers and fathers when they think about a semester abroad or a complete study abroad with a child. In fact, however, more and more students with children are daring to take the step abroad and thus prove that a stay abroad with children is quite possible. Of course, studying abroad with young people needs to be well organized and needs a lot of lead…

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York St John University

York St John University

After all my attempts to apply for a semester abroad in England directly through my home university had failed, MicroEDU was my last hope. Thanks to Christiane’s great support in the application process, whom I could always turn to with any questions, my wish to go to York St John University was fulfilled. I had already taken a course there in 2014 called “English for Personal Development” and immediately fell in love with the city of York, the English culture…

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Stockholm University (Sweden)

Stockholm University (Sweden)

Stockholm University. Stockholms universitet is one of the largest and most prestigious universities in Sweden. It was created in 1878 with the birth of Stockholm Högskola, an institute for the teaching of Natural Sciences. In 1960 it acquired the status of a university. Achievements His studies and research are focused on the areas of Humanities, Law and Social and Natural Sciences. Located in the capital of Sweden, in the city of Stockholm. Its main courses are in Frescati, in the…

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UCSB Exchange Program

UCSB Exchange Program

Hello! I graduated from the University of California Santa Barbara in Winter Quarter 2009 and I still mourn it a little. It was a very exciting, varied and unforgettable time that you have to experience for yourself (!) If you have the opportunity. I have taken 3 courses and thus 12 credits at UCSB. In Germany I study business administration, at UCSB mainly economics courses are offered. Accordingly, you have to choose micro or macro courses, or you are so…

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UCSD Exchange Program

UCSD Exchange Program

Hello everyone, First of all, I would like to say that the last four months in San Diego were probably the best four months of my life so far. So I recommend to all those who are considering doing a semester abroad in the USA to go to San Diego in California because the city really has a lot to offer. Application process: Since a semester abroad is an integral part of my study program, I started planning my semester…

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UCR Exchange Program

UCR Exchange Program

1. Preparation After I realized relatively quickly that I wanted to spend my semester abroad in the USA, the first thing to do was to decide on a university there. Not that easy with the wide range of options. What made my decision easier for me, however, was the fact that I didn’t want to study abroad for 5 months (1 semester), but only for 3 months (1 trimester). So I was able to screen out some universities right away….

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UCLA Exchange Program

UCLA Exchange Program

One of my biggest dreams was always to see Hollywood and all the stars. Since I had been thinking about studying abroad for future job prospects for a long time, but I didn’t want to “waste” a whole semester on my actual studies, I decided on the summer sessions at UCLA. You didn’t even need a TOEFL test for this, you only needed proof of English language courses from university or high school. According to Abbreviationfinder, UCLA is the abbreviation of…

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UCI Exchange Program

UCI Exchange Program

Getting there: I was picked up together with other Summer Session participants at Los Angeles International Airport by the pick-up service of the UCI Summer Session Team. They were easy to find as they were standing right by the terminal holding up signs. A shuttle bus then took us to the accommodations. This made the journey very pleasant and you could relax yourself after the long flight. Accommodation: I was housed in the Arroyo Vista student residence complex. This one…

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UCD Exchange Program

UCD Exchange Program

Goodbye! I am studying Theoretical Physics and I did my first year of Masters at UC Davis. I actually ended up in Davis by chance because studying at my dream university didn’t work out. When I had to find an alternative university at very short notice, I decided on UC Davis because of the relaxed life in California, the good reputation of UC Davis and the easy application process via MicroEDU. In retrospect, I’m also very happy that I studied…

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UCB Exchange Program

UCB Exchange Program

I attended Summer Session D at UC Berkeley this summer. I heard about it through this website. But I already knew Berkeley from listening to it, as the cradle of liberal alternative thinking in America and as a globally respected top university. That looks good on a résumé, I thought to myself, and it’s always good to get a breath of fresh air and experience new things, so the decision was an easy one for me. Compared to normal tuition…

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SJSU Exchange Program

SJSU Exchange Program

Introduction: Even before starting my studies in Germany, I knew that I would spend a semester abroad. However, at the time it was unclear to me which semester was best for this and in which country I would like to have this experience. After a lot of back and forth and the stress of my studies, I decided to go to the 5th semester, because a stay abroad in this semester is best (also from the course plan). The question…

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SDSU Exchange Program

SDSU Exchange Program

Housing (costs, accommodation in general, etc.) In general, a room in San Diego can be found very quickly. We recommend searching on Craigslist.com. Expect around USD 700-800 a month. Those who want to live cheaper can join forces with other exchange students (Facebook groups) to share an apartment close to the university. So the rent can be reduced to around 400-500 USD. Another option is to share a room, which cuts the price in half and which is tolerated by…

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HPU Exchange Program

HPU Exchange Program

Aloha! Not just a universal greeting, but also an attitude to life that I don’t want to miss! But before you want to set foot on this wonderful piece of earth, you should plan something beforehand. Ideally with the great support of MicroEDU! I decided to go to Hawai’i on a whim and relatively late. Since I definitely had to leave for a semester for my studies, I naturally looked where it should lead me. But once the decision was…

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CSUSM Exchange Program

CSUSM Exchange Program

The University I chose CSUSM because I wanted to study in the USA and actually get to know American life. There are now so many exchange students at the larger universities that some courses are only offered for them. This is not the case on a smaller campus like San Marcos. The California State University system is also a little more financially feasible if you think of the costs of a semester abroad, which can generally be very high in…

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CSUN Exchange Program

CSUN Exchange Program

Application process The MicroEDU team supported me during my application phase at Cal State Northridge. I would particularly like to thank Annika Geisler, who was always available to answer my questions. I can say from my experience that it is important to start collecting the necessary documents as early as possible. After I had put all the documents together, the MicroEDU Team looked through it again and checked that everything was complete. The University I was very enthusiastic about the…

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CSUL Exchange Program

CSUL Exchange Program

Hi there, my name is Raphael, I am studying economics and in my 5th semester from September 2014 to December 2014 I studied for a “quarter” at the “ California State University Los Angeles ”. University selection Right from the start of my studies in Germany, it was clear to me that I wanted to study abroad for a semester. Preferably to an English-speaking country and as far away as possible. So it goes without saying that California was of…

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CSULB Exchange Program

CSULB Exchange Program

In my experience report I would like to start with the organization before the start of the semester. I chose MicroEDU because friends of mine have already taken part in the exchange program and I had to spend a semester in an English-speaking country to study English. According to Abbreviationfinder, CSULB is the abbreviation of California State University Long Beach. The advice from MicroEDU and the organization worked very well. Those responsible for the universities in the USA were easily reachable…

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CSUF Exchange Program

CSUF Exchange Program

It was clear to me from the beginning of my studies that I wanted to do a semester abroad, so at some point I went looking and stumbled upon MicroEDU. Now I had to choose a university. I knew from the start that it should be California. Since there were also a few universities here, I first read through the reviews and the descriptions of the universities and based on them I decided on California State University Fullerton. I applied…

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CSUC Exchange Program

CSUC Exchange Program

Organization First of all, kudos to MicroEDU. Contacting and finding a place at the university was super easy and free of charge. It couldn’t be better. You are prepared for everything and get enough information material to be able to make all preparations for the semester abroad. Travel Since you can enter the country one month before the start of your studies with a visa, you still have time to look at a lot of things or to go on…

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BU Exchange Program

BU Exchange Program

Preparation Since I was just about to graduate from my business studies and had not yet had any experience abroad, I looked around for ways to change this situation. I came across the MicroEDU website on the Internet and found out about the summer sessions. For me there was actually only the USA to choose from, especially the east coast, as I have already traveled to the west coast several times. I didn’t have to think about it for long,…

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UAB Exchange Program

UAB Exchange Program

Application to the host university I applied for the Pre-established Program at Universitat Autónoma de Barcelona (UAB) through MicroEDU. It was a very good decision. The MicroEDU staff are very helpful and will help you with questions or double-check that your application documents are complete. A short time later I received the acceptance. In addition, shortly before your stay abroad, MicroEDU will send you a mailing list in which all other students who have applied to UAB through them are…

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RSU Exchange Program

RSU Exchange Program

I have been studying human medicine in Riga in the first semester since February 2018. In 2016 I finished my Abitur with a 1.6 NC in Lower Saxony. I had art, German and geography as advanced courses. I didn’t have chemistry or physics at all, math only as a skinner and bio as a written examination subject, at a basic level. After that I worked, did a 2 month nursing internship and traveled for almost 5 months. After my TMS…

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GCD Exchange Program

GCD Exchange Program

University The university looks pretty good from the outside, it’s a pretty old and beautiful building. However, the rooms are old and not modern. There is absolutely no comparison to the German standard. There are some lecture rooms that have been renovated, but most of the rooms are in need of renovation. What bothered me most personally was the library and the opening times. Too few seats, small and old study area and the heating did not always work. In…

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VIU Exchange Program

VIU Exchange Program

Program I completed my studies at Vancouver Island University in Nanaimo as a freemover, which offers the advantage of being able to choose a location that your home university does not offer. The winter semester at VIU begins in September and ends shortly before Christmas, so the times differ from those of many German universities, which in turn creates a time buffer that can be used for an internship or for traveling. According to Abbreviationfinder, VIU is the abbreviation of Vancouver…

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TRU Exchange Program

TRU Exchange Program

Application process The application process was made extremely easy for me through MicroEDU. You just fill out a few forms, submit your certificates and choose your courses. MicroEDU will do the rest for you. It only took me two weeks from filling out the forms to being accepted at the university. Studies / courses taken In Kamloops I took two business courses, a politics course and Spanish. I was extremely satisfied with three of my four courses. According to Abbreviationfinder, TRU…

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SMU Exchange Program

SMU Exchange Program

Preparation The preparation through MicroEDU was really quite simple. I went to a general information event to get an overview of my options. Then it was time to choose which country I would like to go to and which universities would be suitable. I picked out 3 universities and discussed with my student advisory service at my home university which one would be best (based on courses and recognition ). It turned out that other students from my university and…

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BU Exchange Program

BU Exchange Program

After a bit of planning and research, I decided to spend a semester abroad through MicroEDU and to Canada – it would be Brock University in St. Catharines, Ontario. I chose this because two of my fellow students had already been there before and only reported good things about it. After a bit of a laborious search for an apartment, I found accommodation in advance and then flew to Canada at the end of August. There in Toronto – Pearson…

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MBA Abroad

MBA Abroad

In our increasingly globalized world, the economy is changing rapidly. The demands placed on managers in companies in all industries are increasing. An opportunity to best prepare them for future roles in management, is the Master of Business Administration is (MBA). Introduced 100 years ago in the US, this degree has since become one of the most important qualifications for aspiring managers. There are more than 3,000 MBA programs at universities and business schools around the world. This makes the…

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BU Review

BU Review

Information on BU The BU campus stretches along the Charles River. Unlike many other American universities, however, it is not a traditional campus: the main buildings of the university are all along one street, Commonwealth Avenue. All the important buildings of the university are located on this street: all lecture rooms, food court, libraries, the university’s own bookstore, fitness center, etc. Approx. 30,000 students study at the BU. The semester at the BU starts with an orientation day for all…

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SDSU Review

SDSU Review

Education: After completing my main studies in my business administration master’s degree, I went to SDSU or San Diego State University as detailed on ehuacom. The first question that arose for me was which courses I should take (and also be offered) at the SDSU in order to complete my studies in Germany. The SDSU internet portal, which includes all courses, provides an initial overview of the wide range of offers at the SDSU. Just go to the SDSU web…

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HPU Review

HPU Review

Spending the semester abroad at HPU was one of the best decisions I have ever made. After completing a semester abroad at San Diego State University in 2007, it was clear to me that I would like to take this opportunity again. As I did then, I turned to ehuacom to keep my organization as simple as possible and to have a contact person at all times. Everything worked very well and without any problems. Everything worked out pretty quickly…

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CSUSM Review

CSUSM Review

As a disclaimer: Since I was a minor during my two semesters at CSUSM, my experiences are probably a bit different from those of the others who did a semester abroad there (driver’s license, etc. ). But that doesn’t mean that I wouldn’t necessarily recommend a semester abroad at CSUSM! See more information on ehuacom. Accommodation After thinking about which of the host families offered by Homestay I should choose, I found accommodation with a Persian host family, who gave me…

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CSUN Review

CSUN Review

Application process My sister has been studying at UCLA since March 2016 and was originally only planning a vacation in Los Angeles. However, at the beginning of April I spontaneously decided to do a semester abroad. For me, of course, only Los Angeles and the surrounding area were considered for study. I was then made aware of the MicroEDU by my sister and a friend, both of whom were referred to CSU Fullerton in 2013 through MicroEDU. Since I am…

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CSUMB Review

CSUMB Review

Where did i live How did I get the accommodation? The Monterey Bay campus offers a variety of accommodation options. Many apartments are in close proximity to the lecture buildings and the library. The East Campus, which houses most of the international students, is approximately 3 km away. The own bus line (26 East Campus Express) commutes between Main Campus and East Campus every 20 minutes. The East Campus is divided into smaller streets and all students live in row…

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CSLA Review

CSLA Review

Preparation The preparations for the semester beginning with the election of the host institution. In doing so, attention should be paid to the desired host country, suitable semester times, a comprehensive range of courses and appropriate tuition fees. First of all: California is beautiful, but expensive. MicroEDU is extremely helpful and will help you prepare. They provide a checklist so that you can easily work through every step. Allow enough time (approx. 3-6 months), as certain things like the visa…

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CSULB Review

CSULB Review

My semester abroad in California was the best of my studies and I recommend it to everyone. It is the best way to broaden your horizons, to get to know new people and cultures. Application process: The application was very easily done through ehuacom. With their help and instructions, I had no difficulty getting through the application process. Since I also applied to several other universities at the same time, I can say that there are some that make it…

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