Studying abroad is a life-long experience. Let’s see how the returning students enjoy their exchange overseas!
| ESC Rennes School of Business, France
Karie U Student of FBA |
Hanze University of Applied Sciences, the Netherlands
Hambur Choi Student of FSS |
| Linnaeus University, Sweden
Victor Chow Student of FST |
University of Coimbra, Portugal
Antonio Leong, Ema Choi Students of FLL |
| The University of British Columbia, Canada
Beryl Lou Student of FBA |
The University of South Denmark, Denmark
Koey Yu Student of FBA |
| Nanyang Technological University, Singapore
Sophie Tam Student of FSS |
University of Rochester, the United States
Vicky Chow Student of FED |
| Kyung Hee University, South Korea
Kary Kuok Student of FBA |
Tamkang University, Taiwan China
Anthony Chan Student of FST |
“I can say without any doubt that this experience is the greatest and the most precious one in my life. When studying abroad, I can immerse deeply into the Portuguese community and their life. I had met lots of friends from all around the world with whom I studied and had fun together. It’s such a kind of cultural interaction too.”
“It was a fantastic experience to study at the University of Essex, one of the leading universities in linguistics. Living in the student dorm was a good choice if you would like to make friends. I enjoyed discussing with my classmates from different countries. Traveling to London was sometimes time-consuming, but at least you could not miss classic operas and concerts there!”
“Studying and living in the Susquehanna University is a wonderful experience. The foreigners were very nice and I’ve made lots of friends there. The food in the canteen was delicious like you were having a buffet. I hope I can go to the Susquehanna University again in the future.”
“Hej hej (means hello in Swedish)! I was lucky to be able to exchange to Linnaeus University and I really appreciated it. The teaching way was very motivated. I can tell being an exchange student is a ‘Must’ during university life. Living in a place that the culture is totally different from my hometown was a great experience for me. Meeting people from around the world made it even better, we were just like a family. I will never forget my exchange life in Sweden.”
“Welcome team of ESSCA was warm and nice, they arranged trips for cultural learning and I’ve made a lot of friends from different countries during the orientation week. Overall, this exchange programme brings me an experience that I will never forget, and I missed those friends I’ve made in France.”