YesI always wanted to be able to go study in another country, and when the opportunity arose I did not hesitate andn take advantage of it. What I experienced in Colombia, at the University of La Sabana, was a very enriching experience in every aspect, since I was able to meet different types of people with different customs with whom I shared unforgettable anecdotes and achieved very strong bonds of friendship. In addition, I improved significantly academically thanks to the demands of the university. I grew a lot in general, horizons that I didn't know opened up to me, and now I feel much more prepared to be able to face both the professional and personal challenges that life throws at me.

At the Polytechnic, although the teaching methodologies are different from ours, all the professors have a very good level and explain things quite clearly, which I was very excited about. The courses I chose were master's courses, since these are the ones taught in English, and I noticed that there was a good balance between class hours, exercises and laboratories; In general, the classes went well and the engineers were always at our disposal to resolve any questions that might arise.

I stayed in San Donato, which is a city a little far from the center of Milan, but it is well connected thanks to the metro, which made it easier for me to go to the activities carried out by the ESN and to be a constant in the volleyball games organized by the polytechnic. Finally, what I liked most about Milan is that there were churches everywhere and it was easy to go to one, even if I had a full day of classes.

At the University of Wisconsin-Platteville you receive a good amount of responsibilities, where punctuality is essential or else you lose points. The teachers I had were very good and experts in what they taught. In the end, I received an A (highest grade) in all 4 courses I applied for.

In general, I liked the education. It has an interesting level of demand, which becomes an affordable challenge.

The facilities throughout the campus were generally of very high quality. There were plenty of spaces for different things. There are also various activities and clubs to keep you entertained. They have facilities to do all sports; Personally, I used the gym and pool quite a bit.

My academic experience was really satisfactory since as an architecture student I was very interested in knowing architectural places that I had as a reference in the theoretical part, and during the exchange that I did at the Paulista University I was able to achieve it thanks to the technical visits that were organized by the university. On the other hand, I managed to overcome the challenge I had since choosing the University, which was to learn the Portuguese language, since my classes were given in that language.

I really liked UNIP because they had a flexible schedule for students and this was partly because most students worked in their free time; That is why I managed to interact with some colleagues who already had work experience and it helped me a lot to share knowledge with them.

A positive and innovative experience. The methodology was the most notable change. The teachers there teach the class in general guidelines and generally one has to go to the book and/or consultations with the teacher to go deeper into the topic or solve exercises.
The offer of workshops and clubs is wide, they hold fairs to present their projects and recruit interested parties, likewise, they are all advertised through social networks.

Students on their own initiative create clubs in various areas (research, marketing, investments, dance, etc.). They present a project with their activity plan for the year and this allows them to compete for financing granted by the same university so that the club can carry it out. The main criterion is that it generates a greater positive impact on students and society. It seems to me to be a good option that can be replicated.

During my exchange the classes were a different experience since they were with people from a different culture, and the methodologies were also different. The Miguel Hernández University of Elche has very good facilities, it is very spacious and beautiful. The teachers are quite considerate of the students who come on exchange. I really liked that some of the courses I took used technological tools in the class. I had to change a subject when I was there and the university made the change very quickly, gave me recommendations, and was always available to me for any requests. I learned to be a more responsible and independent person, being more aware of all the decisions I made.

In the semester in Vancouver, I had an integrally enriching experience, I learned more about the importance of community and the preservation of the environment and diversity. The methodology was quite good: classes, periodic assignments and two weeks of exams. It gave enough time to organize, study or do homework ahead of time, and also get involved in a thousand and one activities.
There were several clubs, such as one for exchange students and one for self-defense. There were many recreational activities, sports (such as hiking), integration of exchange students and the courses were very interesting. Connecting with people from different backgrounds helped me value mine as well.

Carrying out the exchange had a great impact on my personal development because it allowed me to have greater independence, it allowed me to learn different ways of thinking and meet many people from different places who taught me about their cultures, which led me to understand that around the world There is a lot of diversity that is worth knowing. Furthermore, Buenos Aires is a very beautiful city, where there are many places to visit and you can do many activities to experience the culture of the place up close.

Each of the experiences I went through on the exchange are unforgettable.

Being on an exchange in Italy has been, without a doubt, one of the best experiences of my life. It allowed me to insert myself into an extremely enriching academic space, in which I was able to delve deeper into the topics and courses that interested me most in my career; This thanks to the experience and knowledge of the teachers that I was able to meet. But not only that, it has also given me a space for cultural exchange and comprehensive learning necessary to better face the challenges of a globalized society like today's.

My exchange was enriching and definitely unforgettable, as it greatly expanded my horizons and perspectives, both in the History and Cultural Management degree, and in life. Thanks to this experience, I was able to meet many wonderful people from different places. The International University of Catalonia stands out for its academic excellence and its wonderful university community and the city of Barcelona, for its great cultural and historical wealth. It is a very orderly city with a fast and efficient transportation system.

Maastricht University is a very demanding university that uses the “Problem Based Learning” process. I took five courses, divided into three periods. This methodology greatly benefits the student without neglecting the academic demands that characterize this university. I was able to concentrate exclusively on the courses that I had each period, increasing my concentration and motivation towards classes. Thanks to this organization, I have had a significant improvement in my academic performance and I was able to make better use of my study time and free time to do other activities..

The experience has helped me a lot to learn to take care of myself, be much more responsible, and learn to take care of myself.

I did my exchange at the Universidad de los Andes in Santiago de Chile, where I took three courses and had the experience of doing pre-professional internships which allowed me to compare first-hand the educational reality of the country with ours. I have been able to enjoy a very implemented and pleasant library to study which I have sought to make the most of. Studying at the university led me to meet teachers who were very willing to help me both in class and outside, today I can even call them friends. I consider Santiago to be a very orderly and pleasant city to live in, my experience there has been positive all around, I have met incredible people, mainly the other exchange colleagues, who have become great friends and we went there like brothers. The surroundings and the other cities of Chile are very beautiful and wonderful to visit, a variety of landscapes in a very short time with a lot of contrast. Definitely the experience of doing an exchange is super enriching both professionally and personally.

The teaching at CEU was more practical than theory, I felt that I learned a lot by doing, putting into practice what I read in the offprints. Valencia is a pretty friendly place, I managed to get situated super quickly and made good friendships that will last a lifetime. The exchange made me leave my comfort zone, it made me a better person, more responsible and understanding of what happens abroad.