Universidad de Navarra (UNAV)

at the beginnig it was a great chaos to cope with the spanisch language, because my language skills have been a catastrophe. at my first day i had to find a accomodation by my own, i had to phone for finding one. it was horrible, because on the phone it is so much more difficult to speak a language you can´t really speak. but surprisingly it was much easier to handle with everything than i thought. at the end you can manage nearly everything. the courses and clases at university were surprisingly easier to understand tahn i thought and i think the exams have been easier than in germany, too. furthermore, as an erasmus student, you always can speak english, even in spain. so you don´t have to worry about going to spain for studying. unfortunately there have been so many other german students, so most of the time i spoke german, which didn´t really help to improve my spanisch knowledges.

if you have the time and possibility to travel through the country, do it!!! spain is it worth! go to the south (andalusia, cádiz, tarifa, sevilla, cordoba) and of course stay some nights in madrid (you will love the nightlife), but always be careful about thieves, they stole my pocket bag and i haven´t been the only victim.

ninguno

the location couldn´t have been better, because you only had to go to university by feed for 10 minutes. furthermore all the other erasmus people lived closed to my house and almost all the parties have been closed to my house. you get help from the university to find a accomodation.

pamplona is a very small city, neverteheless you have some opportunities to go out (but mostly with other erasmus students) on thursday you have to got to los portales, which is a bar in casco viejo, the beer only costs 70cent and a long drink you can get for only 3€. from thursday to saturday you can go to "la travestia" (or la trave), which is a street with many bars closed to each other, after you have to go to "marengo" or "Reverendos" or "vaiven", which are disco in san juan (next to travestia) during the week you have al lot of bars you can join to. i liked "jumping jester", "kopas" and "boulevard" (in iturrama) and "long island" (in san juan) and of course you can´t miss to join the tipical life-stile of going out for eating tapas. the best atmosphere you can get in casco viejo.