Study Abroad

I’ve really fallen in love with Montreal. Studying on a lively campus with its events, café, and student-run restaurant lets me share lots of little everyday moments with other students.

For someone who loves walks and nature, exploring the parks around and within Montreal, watching animals, and hiking up to the plateaus to admire the fall colors has been a real joy. At the same time, I love strolling through the city, exploring different neighborhoods, soaking up the Montreal vibe, and experiencing the mix of cultures.

I’ve also had some wonderful times going to concerts, which has allowed me to enjoy the cultural life here even more. This lifestyle offers me a precious balance between my studies, new discoveries, the great outdoors, and city life, and lets me create unique memories.

Argentina was truly an unforgettable experience. For someone who loves hiking and breathtaking scenery, exploring Ushuaia and the Iguazú Falls was a dream come true. I also loved sharing wonderful moments over a delicious asado with my friends, all while improving my Spanish every day.
This exchange program allowed me to experience unique moments, both in nature and in Argentine culture.

I got to experience so much in Korea—see so many things, eat so many different foods.
And attending one of the country’s top universities is an incredible opportunity; you learn a lot there, and it’s a real asset for your resume.

Seoul is a city brimming with secrets and things to discover—you’ll never see it all, haha
Korea is a goldmine of stunning landscapes—head to Busan and Jeju, and you’ll be blown away.

A word of advice: don’t be afraid to try new things, explore, taste new foods, and step out of your comfort zone. Lots of surprises await you in this incredible country—you won’t regret it, and it’ll leave a lasting impression on you, just like it did for me!”

Traveling to Korea is more than just a trip: it’s about exploring a culture, a way of life, and a perspective that’s foreign to us.

I was lucky enough to study at KNU (Kyungpook National University). The atmosphere there—just like the classes—is great.

Student life is cool; everyone speaks English, and we have a buddy to help us. It’s an upperclassman who’s there to support us and help us settle in.
There’s a very active student club scene. I had the chance to join the university soccer team and the volleyball team.

This country surprised me: the people are kind and friendly, and “insecurity” is a word that doesn’t exist here.
If you love to travel and enjoy Asian countries, this place is perfect for you!

I was very surprised to discover just how safe and well-organized the Tec de Monterrey campus is: it’s nothing like the image of Mexico you might see on TV.

As long as you know where you’re going, you feel really safe. The campus facilities are among the best I’ve ever seen: a huge six-story library, modern gyms, courts for basketball, soccer, American football, tennis, and padel, and even an Olympic-sized swimming pool. I also met students from all over the world, which gave me the chance to practice English and Spanish every day.

The university also gave us the opportunity to travel as a group and discover many Mexican cities and their cultures, always under safe conditions. I never felt in danger, and this experience truly exceeded my expectations.

This semester in Turkey was a very enriching experience for me.

It allowed me not only to discover a culture I had been largely unfamiliar with until then, but also to meet people from different backgrounds.
I also had the opportunity to take classes that really helped me choose my majors—a nice bonus.

Turkey is a beautiful country with a rich culture (and delicious food). The city where I stayed (Izmir) is surrounded
by the sea and mountains—the view is breathtaking.

Turkey is definitely worth a visit (and the people are very welcoming).