Hygge and Hierarchies Foreign in Denmarkvon Yasmin Winkler,31. Januar 2026feeling When I look back on my semester abroad in Denmark, I don’t just remember lectures or exams. Viborg—the historic capital and today the heart of the Midtjylland region—became the backdrop …
When I moved to Seoul for my semester abroad, I expected adventure, new friendships, and a second home. Instead, I found myself struggling to belong in a city that never quite felt like mine. But over time, I realized that even the hardest moments can hold meaning. This is the story of how I didn’t find a home in Seoul, but found myself instead.
A new place, high expectations, and then everything changes. My story from Perugia shows how unpredictable a semester abroad can be and why it’s still worth sticking with it.
Scotland is a country that is relatively similar to Germany. Similar structures, similar culture, similarly late trains.
China – From Still Streets to a City That Never Ends My Semester in Shenzhenvon Zoe Drechsel,31. Januar 2026“China is a completely different world, that alone is reason enough for me to go there. This is gonna be something I …
An Erasmus semester in Barcelona full of surprise: enrollment chaos, apartment disasters, culture shocks – and moments you’ll never forget.
Tiny room, thin walls, and the constant hum of Seoul outside my window. Living in a Goshiwon during my semester abroad taught me how much life can fit into very little space. An honest glimpse into everyday student life in one of Korea’s most minimal living concepts.
Give yourself a chance von Anastasiia Barabalchuk,21. Dezember 2025While preparing for the exchange semester in Bradford, England, I had high hopes of a vibrant life full of happy memories and meaningful connections. I imagined that this was my chance to …
Lost Between Words Becoming A Stranger in Chinavon Denny Pychynski,19. Dezember 2025China always had a strange pull on me, a quiet fascination that I could never really describe. Was it the food, the culture, or simply the novelty of a …
In this blog article I am sharing the experiences I gathered in Asia’s number one financial center. Next to a multicultural and extremely diverse population Singapore is also known for its extremely strict mentality and laws regarding cleanliness while also being one of the safest cities in the whole world. Compared to Germany those two countries couldn’t be more different from each other.