Course recommendations:
Get information before you get there so you know what they offer and what you want to take. Familiarize yourself with the French system! Be persistant in getting information once you get there and don't let yourself be discouraged by the reserved manner of people you might face. They have a lot do to at the university and tend to be a little bit unpatient. ( Madame Piroel of the English department is an angel and will do everything to help you!)

Personal comments:
It's a little confusing to find out where the board is that has all the information one needs. They seem to be scattered all over the place.

Course recommendations:
Try to place high! If you feel challanged thats good! If you place to low then it's a waste of time.

Personal comments:
Learn more, I didn't learn as much french as a I wanted. There were a lot of American students. I didn't practice French that much except when I was in town.

Course recommendations:
try to check before arriving abroad..in my situation was impossible bacause my host university had not a written programme about its courses

Personal comments:
help the local students to be more "open" about erasmus students

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I took an architecture course which I really enjoyed. The professor was one of the best I had ever had; he made sure we understood every concept before moving onwards with the lesson.

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none

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My advice: fail the placement test on purpose and get put into level III (ie movie class)

Personal comments:
Plow as much as you can and school becomes much more enjoyable

Course recommendations:
Try International Public law with Mr. Apostolidis

Personal comments:
I miss information system because it is annoying to follow all the boards and notices.

Course recommendations:
Take as many electives as possible because the challenge really pushed me into over-drive. The variety of speaking and teaching is rewarding. I made a lot of progress in comprehension because of the afternoon lectures.

Personal comments:
The professors I spent most of my time with were highly qualified and very creative in their approach. Of course, it's best to keep the groups as small as possible and the keep the groups as internationally mixed as possible.

Course recommendations:
the course was not very flexible with regard to students from the UK. Students from Germany seemed to have a much better arrangement with the teachers and courses

Personal comments:
Make more considerations for all international students re exams, assessments and course structure

Course recommendations:
More student interaction with local students during classes

Personal comments:
My teacher was amazing...I was very lucky! I completely improved and become a more confident french speaker and writer.

Course recommendations:
The teachers were wonderful and the classes weren't that challenging, but it was fun to have students from all over the World in the classes

Personal comments:
none

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You need lots of passport photos (or copies)

Personal comments:
More student/teacher interaction!! (English teachers were OK)

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I took a french language class and it was very helpful.

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No

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none

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none

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Personal comments:
Greater approachability of staff

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Personal comments:
none