VIA University College

You might find courses here easier than in your home university. You should definitely choose to do a project, it's a good experience at every level. I also recommend Intercultural Communication (ICC), where you get to learn a lot about other cultures and countries, and you have a lot of fun during the classes, interacting almost all the times with the other students. I had a course where I felt I didn't learn that much - eBusiness and Web Applications - and due to that I don't recommend it.

The only bad thing about some courses is that they are too easy or not so useful. Nevertheless, some other courses are quite good, and the teachers are very, very friendly. Studying in the university is quite comfortable and you can easily find your friends there most of the times. Everything is well organized and works in a quite good way.

All students take part in a project in groups of about 3 persons. The project subject can be picked by the students on their own- using all the school resources. This is a grea opportunity to pick any subject that one is interested in. Also the 3D CAD course is one of the most interestig that I've attended in my life. It gave me a huge amount of knowledge about Autodesk Inventor.

While interacting with the diverse Erasmus society, I would also like to interact with the local students- which currently is almost impossible.

Italian universities should adopt a similar teaching system: good opportunity of interaction between students and teachers, many group-projects, practical activities, case studies and business-games

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You have a lot of courses to choose, and every it's different. Danish style of education is perfect, if somebody wants to develop himself.

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The University is mostly adapted to international students. The courses are of high quality and knowlegde is put into practise each time.

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I recomend Intercultural Communication. Really interesting even more when you are studying abroad

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