Study abroad - UK

[Its zeh noob]

 

Zijn er geen exotische landen waar je heen kan? Om de ekte cultuurshock mee te maken, Engeland is zo om de hoek.

 

 

 

Zijn er geen exotische landen waar je heen kan? Om de ekte cultuurshock mee te maken, Engeland is zo om de hoek.

Is lastig met zijn studie he, vriend van mij deed baker opleiding en liep 8maanden stage op aruba in een bakerij, kanker chill is uurtje met vliegtuig naar miami/florida etc.

maar met geschiedenis kan je niet echt naar dat soort landen denk ik.

 

http://www.eshcc.eur.nl/english/historyoutgoing/partners/

 

Some Asian/North-American partneruniversities, but nothing exotic. And yeah my dad lived a few years in England and travelled the UK alot, I'd always wanted to live there some months to experience it myself.

 

Lijkt mij toch aantrekkelijker om een half jaartje in Kuala Lumpur o.i.d. te vertoeven en een beetje te reizen.

Ehh, Hong Kong, Tokio, Seoul of Sydney lijken mij exotisch zat.

Edited December 17, 2013 by Its zeh noob

[Adhi]

My guess would be Manchester 

[Big Dan]

leeds/manchester/liverpool in that order

[Chris]

i live in manchester and go to bham uni, both cities are the two biggest student cities in the UK and I think that's important to full experience student life...

 

 

HOWEVER, leeds has a sick night life too, so i'd say either leeds or manchester. if manchester lets go get drunk ;D

[Luke]

1: go manchester

2: kidnap dave

3: ?????????

4: profit

[vult]

 

 

@Craig, what makes Leeds shit?

 

 

 

its not that bad anymore but it used to be really rough, i just dont know how a foreigner would like it. there are still some areas to avoid tho, but most of it these days is not that bad.

 

its also not that far from liverpool/manchester by bus/train if youre wanting football

 

massive shopping areas, good nights, loads of students

Edited December 18, 2013 by vult

[Nick]

this is the first time i've ever seen a 'normal' post from Vult, wtf happened to you Craig??

[Skidddz]

Manchester is your best bet, been my 2nd home city for a few years now, gotta say as much as I love London, I could easily see myself settling down over there.

Got two siblings who go to the university there as well, its very well respected (of course depends on your course).

[vult]

this is the first time i've ever seen a 'normal' post from Vult, wtf happened to you Craig??

it happens from time to time

Edited December 18, 2013 by vult

[Its zeh noob]

 

this is the first time i've ever seen a 'normal' post from Vult, wtf happened to you Craig??

it happens from time to time

 

steel steve + maul pls

[Grifte]

 

 

 

@Craig, what makes Leeds shit?

 

 

 

its not that bad anymore but it used to be really rough, i just dont know how a foreigner would like it. there are still some areas to avoid tho, but most of it these days is not that bad.

 

its also not that far from liverpool/manchester by bus/train if youre wanting football

 

massive shopping areas, good nights, loads of students

 

Alright, thanks. Well in Holland I live in Rotterdam, the roughest city in Holland. Highest crime-rates, immigrants etc. But doesn't sound that bad.

 

Manchester is your best bet, been my 2nd home city for a few years now, gotta say as much as I love London, I could easily see myself settling down over there.

Got two siblings who go to the university there as well, its very well respected (of course depends on your course).

Yeh the 'abroad coördinator' said level-wise Manchester would be my best bet. Still abit unsure about the city though, but to be honest haven't done enough research about Manchester. 

 

Think it's probably going to be Manchester or Leeds, Exeter just too far away from everything else, as nice as the city may be (&landscape).