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  • Nathan is studying Law with German at the University of Sheffield and is on his year abroad studying German Law at Freie Universität Berlin. Here he passes on his advice about student survival in the city: finding somewhere to live in Berlin, registering your address, setting up a bank account, thing to do during the day and at night, travel, insurance and the Berlin dialect...
    Published in German-speaking
  • Nathan Akhavan-Moossavi is studying Law with German LLB at the University of Sheffield. He is spending his year abroad studying German Law in German at Die Freie Universität Berlin in Germany. Ever wondered what it's like studying German Law in German in Germany? Here's Nathan's week...
    Published in Study in Germany
  • The Mole Diaries: Berlin

    Tuesday, 12 April 2011
    Caitlin is majoring in German at Whitman College, and chose Berlin for her year abroad, drawn to the city's music scene and vibrant cultural life. Here is her insider report on the German metropolis.

    Published in German-speaking
  • Hip Berlin

    Sunday, 06 June 2010

    Berlin, Germany - spontaneous, fun, lively, creative, off-the-wall
     

    I would definitely return to Berlin, it's a brilliant city with so much going on and a great atmosphere. It's a laid back city, packed full of activity. Finding somewhere to stay was difficult though, as at the beginning of September there are so many students looking for housing. It took me 3 weeks to find a room to rent. I'd recommend going out just before September or trying to organise something via email. I would definitely recommend Berlin; it's very cheap and good for students. There are quite a lot of English speakers there; you have to be quite disciplined to speak German, so make the effort to speak it was as many people as possible.

    Published in German-speaking
  • Berlin

    Wednesday, 12 May 2010
    City of Culture

    With its unique history, flair for the avant-garde and rough and ready approach to life, Berlin offers more than anyone could expect in a capital city. Not quite this, not quite that, but a magnificent combination and concoction of metaphor and being, divided yet united at its core. 

    Published in Germany
  • Laura studied French and German at Cambridge University and spent her year abroad as an interning editorial assistant in Berlin. She graduated in 2007 and now woks in NHS Management in the UK.
    Published in Worked Abroad
  • Phil is out in Berlin, on his first few weeks of his year abroad. Here, he recounts his time in the German city...
    Published in Phil's Berlin Blog
  • Becoming Berlin

    Sunday, 06 June 2010

    Berlin, Germany - exciting, friendly, alternative, beautiful, green
     

    My year abroad was a fantastic and more-than-worthwhile experience; there is just so much on offer in Berlin and always something new to do.  I met some great people there thanks to a really good language assistantship network - I'd really recommend it as you make friends really quickly. Berlin's also quite a friendly city with loads of places to go socialise. Definitely tell others to go!

    Published in German-speaking
  • Independent Berlin

    Sunday, 06 June 2010

    Berlin, Germany - cheap, finger on the pulse
     

    Berlin is teeming with an amazing range of cheap places to go out and is a very young, lively, interesting city. There's loads to do, with some great bars and clubs to explore. My advice would be to arrive early, do a bit of research before you go especially on accommodation and bureaucracy, and try your best to find a free language course while you’re there. That way, as you learn new vocab and grammar you can compile a list of questions and then have the answers explained properly by a native speaker.

    Published in German-speaking
  • Non-stop Berlin

    Thursday, 28 January 2010

    Berlin, Germany - individual city with endless activities
     

    I really loved Berlin as it just had so much to do and see, with a real originality to it. In hindsight I should have studied more instead of just working - partly because Erasmus grants are really good, and partly because I was given a great selection of University options to choose from.  Finding accommodation was a bit hard at first due to competition - try to sort out work and a place to live before you go, but if you can't, it's ok as you're bound to find something suitable when you come out. My year abroad made me much braver and stronger, and was a wonderful social break from normal academic life.

    Published in German-speaking

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