Activités: A lieu principalement à la fac et/ou entre les étudiants
Vie nocturne: A lieu surtout en hors campus
Voyager: A lieu autant sur le campus et en dehors
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Bar de l'U does an excellent Erasmus night on a Tues, fantastic for meeting other international and french students. In the summer swimming in the river up at the Loue is a must.
Si j'y retournais je choisirais: Appartement/maison
Pourquoi?
Because campus is out of town and far from my faculté so would have to rely on the buses.
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Appartments come unfurnished so there's extra cost and effort needed there. But it was worth the effort, most Erasmus students lived on Campus though and were envious of our flat.
Because at home I don't often go and visit friends at other universities. Whereas I've used this year to explore France, visiting friends down south, and also given Besançon's location I've managed to see a bit of Switzerland and Germany too.
I followed a specific third year course rather than chosing modules here and there and found that it was easier to keep track of what was going on with the courses and make better friends as a result.
Critères importants pour mon choix (1) Aucune importance – (4) Très important
Raisons académiques
3
Culture
3
Frais
2
Activités
3
Vie universitaire
2
Vie sociale / Fête
3
Climat et emplacement
2
Recommandation personnelle
The town is big enough to keep you entertained for a year, the french people are on the whole very welcoming and we had a great erasmus equipe of about 100 people.
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Pendant mon expérience à l'étranger j'ai... (1) Jaimais – (4) Très souvent
Appréhendé une autre culture
4
Voyagé
4
Accru mes compétences linguistiques
3
Rencontré des gens d'autres pays
3
Développé mon autonomie
3
Fait la fête
4
Vécu une transformation
4
Amélioré mes possibilités de carrière
2
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Living in town you don't need a car, but to explore the region (which is stunning) you do need your own transport. However for longer journeys the trains are very good- especially if you book well enough in advance to get 50% discount. My main advice would be to remember that you're not the most important group of people at university in terms of enrolement and timetabling. Just be aware of what's going on and try to find a french student to help you out after they've sorted themselves out.
Apprendre le Français fut un élément important de la décision?
Oui, je voulais améliorer mon Français
Quels progrès en Français?
Mon niveau d'avant: Échanges quotidens (courses, déplacements...) Mon niveau après: A l'aise dans la plupart des cas
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Small classes meant that you always had to follow the lesson but it also meant you could ask if you didnt understand. The course I did, LEA had french students studying English on it too, so there was lots of opportunity for working together and helping each other. In general speaking with other international students is easier because its at a slower pace and you've got a lot in common, but my french improved the most by talking to French students.
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