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This winter break, I attended a language camp in Prague organized by the educational center Association. I'd like to share my impressions. I really enjoyed the experience. At the end of the camp, we received certificates, and after returning home, I decided I want to study at a university in Prague. Big thanks to Eruditus for recommending this camp to us!

Dmytro Motytsyn

Language Camp in Prague

Studying in Edinburgh is designed to encourage independence and genuine interest in the courses, rather than just cramming material. The university dorms also organize regular events, which make it easy to meet new people, make friends, and simply enjoy your time. There are often free outings to bowling, the cinema, and other activities that really help make student life more diverse.

Daria Sorokina

Edinburgh Napier University International College. Bachelor’s Programme in Business Management

I find studying here very interesting, even though some subjects — like human anatomy — are quite challenging at first. But with consistent effort, nothing is impossible! I truly believe my group is the best in our cohort — we became friends very quickly, even though my group mates are 5–6 years older than me. Most importantly, I feel safe here. That gives me the peace of mind to fully focus on my studies, and that means everything to me.

Tymur Vlasov

Lithuanian University of Health Sciences

What I love most about studying abroad is the opportunity to receive a high-quality education and interact with people from different countries. What I find challenging–adapting to a new culture. After graduation, I would like to work for a large company, focusing on recruitment and employee development.

Yaroslava Liashenko

Business HR Manager at Griffith College

I’m currently studying Business Administration at EU Business School in Barcelona to get a professional career. I started my studies on October 7, 2024, and I absolutely love the atmosphere and the professors. Barcelona is an amazing city, and I’m grateful for the opportunity to study here.

Dmytro Prokopenko

EU Business School, Business Administration

What I enjoy most about studying abroad is learning through an interesting program and having a hybrid schedule (some lectures are online, some are in person). I haven't decided yet where I will work, but I know my career will be in the fields of Business/Finance. I’m very happy with my experience in London.

Ivan Voloshko

Foundation in Business & Economics at London City University

What I enjoy most about studying abroad is learning the language and communicating with people from different countries. I will continue my studies at ČVUT University and start working. I’m studying in Prague, Czech Republic. Czech Republic is a beautiful country, and Prague is especially impressive. The city is incredibly beautiful and convenient, and it captures your heart instantly. I’m so glad I’m studying here and not in any other city.

Oleksandr Zborovskyi

Annual Course at Association, studying at ČVUT, Prague

I started my studies in September 2024, and what I love about studying abroad is the practical approach to learning, based on group projects, the flexibility of interrelated subjects, and the clear insight into what will be needed in the future. I also really appreciate the attitude towards students, the large international community, and constant intercultural communication. After finishing my studies, I’m confident about what to expect from my future career

Sofiia Khalina

International Communication Management at The Hague University of Applied Sciences

What I love most is the communication between hundreds of students from all over the world (South Korea, Kazakhstan, Honduras, Georgia, Thailand, India, and more). Everyone is friendly, looking to make friends, respects each other, and helps out in any situation. The learning experience is very interesting, and the professors are amazing. Some of them studied at Oxford, while others work at global companies like Siemens.

Victoriia Kravchenko

Business and Management at University of Europe for Applied Sciences (UE), Germany

I really enjoyed the mentality that surrounded me and the approach the tutors had towards students. In addition to regular lectures, we also worked with equipment, and there were no restrictions on its use. The only thing that limited us in making the film was time and budget.

Illia Dzhetere

Film Arts Camp in the UK, London