Do you want to have a more sustainable lifestyle during your semester in Strasbourg? Check out this article, in which Clara Weber gives an overview of a range of possibilities to do something good for the environment and save money. Clara writes not only about sustainable ways of transportation, but also shares her favourite places to buy organic and local food and tells you the best secret places to find second hand clothes or furniture. Don’t miss out on that option!
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In her article, Clara Weber describes the academic lifestyle in Strasbourg, based on her own study experiences and of other former and fellow Euroculture students. Clara writes about the perks of knowing some French, how to navigate through the faculty's organisation and whether the academic lifestyle really is so strict.
Written by Eva Guillot & Ennio Mos Strasbourg is known for its vibrant cultural life, and MA Euroculture students have had the opportunity to contribute to it by organizing a cultural event during their second semester. This is the case for Clara, Eliisa, Emma, Ennio and Eva, who put in place an art exhibition at … Continue reading Feminism Around The Globe: A Cooperation Between Artists, Experts, and Students from Strasbourg
The Euroculturer is proud to introduce you to our new project: the Euroculture City Guides! In this edition, Céliane Breuyre (French) and Diego Gómez Pimienta (French/Mexican), currently studying their second semester at the University of Deusto, Bilbao, will tell you all about their first-semester homebase, Strasbourg in France, where they studied at the University of … Continue reading City Guide – Strasbourg
Choosing, starting, or managing a project often are daunting tasks. Here are some Euroculture testimonials regarding the project management course.
Choosing, starting, or managing a project often are daunting tasks. Here are some Euroculture testimonials regarding the project management course.
Dorottya Kósa (2018-2020) is Hungarian and spent her first semester at the University of Groningen and her second semester at the University of Strasbourg. In this interview, she tells us about her experience as a Schuman trainee at the European Parliament Liaison Office (EPLO).
Celia Onsurbe Castellanos (2018-2020) is Spanish and studied Euroculture at the University of Göttingen, Germany and the University of Strasbourg, France. In this interview, she tells us about her IP experience in Olomouc and gives useful tips for writing the IP paper.
In this interview, Guillaume Hemmert (2018-2020) tells us about his third semester experience. After struggling to find an internship, he decided to do the research track at the university of Strasbourg.
In this interview, Emilio Dogliani (2018-2020) tells us about his internship at the Commission of the Bishops' Conferences of the European Union (COMECE) in Brussels, Belgium.
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