The weather, the acceptance of the other native students, and Marseille is an incredible city -it might scare you at times but you can't help but have a personal relationship with it.
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During my experience abroad, I ... (1) Never – (4) A lot
Plusieurs cursus possible donc large choix, diplômée d'un DUT en gestion des entreprises et des administrations puis diplômée d'une licence en management des affaires et du commerce international.
It's up to you to make the effort. Some places are more steadfast than others about want they want you to do but at university level there are plenty of options. If you want to work on a certain topic then go and see the people and make it happen. Most people will understand that you're there to experience as much as possible and will not stand in your way as long as you still do the required amount of work.
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Personal comments
Not really - I felt they had the balance about right by splitting our time between lab work and courses. The exams were tricky especially at Christmas when my French still had some improvement to make but the final exams really showed me how much progress I had made.