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Andrew studied abroad in Mainz and is now Director of the Prison Radio Association
Monday, 12 March 2012Andrew did German Studies at The University of Edinburgh and spent his year abroad studying Film Studies at the University of Mainz in Germany. He graduated in 2000 and is now Director of the Prison Radio Association.Published in Studied Abroad -
The Mole Diaries: Grenoble
Monday, 23 January 2012Sally is studying French and Spanish at the University of Edinburgh, and has just come to the end of her first semester in Grenoble, where she was studying a range of subjects from politics to symbolism, at Université Stendhal 3. Although Grenoble was initially her 5th choice, she's been totally won over by this exciting city, and now wouldn't have wanted to go anywhere else! Here, she reveals why you shouldn't judge a book by its cover, and why Grenoble really is the perfect city for a year abroader...
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The Mole Diaries: Buenos Aires (Volume 2)
Friday, 27 May 2011Farahnaz Mohammed, studying Hispanic Studies and English Literature at the University of Edinburgh, went to Buenos Aires for her year abroad. Here, she gives her top tips for those wishing to go there for their year abroad...Published in Spanish-speaking -
The Mole Diaries: Edinburgh
Monday, 20 September 2010Jessica Hodges studied Ecological Sciences at Edinburgh University. Here, she gives us her top tips for getting about in Scotland’s capital city...Published in English-speaking
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Victoria studied abroad in Verona and is now a newspaper journalist
Thursday, 08 March 2012Victoria studied Italian and History of Art at The University of Edinburgh and spent her year abroad studying in Verona, Italy. She graduated in 2008 and is now a Features Commissioning Editor at a UK newspaper.Published in Studied Abroad -
The Mole Diaries: St. Petersburg (Volume 3)
Sunday, 17 July 2011Jemma Bourn is studying Russian and English Literature at The University of Edinburgh. She spent her year abroad in St. Petersburg, Russia, where she studied at a small language institute called The Benedict School. She chose St Petersburg because she fell in love with its colourful buildings and winding canals on a previous trip to Russia and wanted to experience life in a large, modern Russian city, but was slightly fearful of Moscow's enormous population (18 million!). Find out Jemma's tips on student accommodation, education, things to look out for and her top ten favourite finds...
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The University of Edinburgh
Thursday, 07 October 2010So you're thinking about taking a year abroad from The University of Edinburgh? This is the place to start your research!
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Maslenitsa in Russia
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It is now, apparently, Spring in Russia. With Spring comes Maslenitsa. Maslenitsa is a week-long Shrovetide celebration where every day is… -
The Mole Diaries: Odessa
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Elise Morton is studying Modern and Medieval Languages at Cambridge, and is spending her year abroad between Paris, Odessa and… -
Mushrooms, Chocolate and Vodka
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Top ten places to visit in Petrozavodsk
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Eilidh is in Petrozavodsk during her Single Honours Russian degree at The University of Edinburgh. Here are ten of her favourite… -
Russian Cuisine: Stolovayas
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From the first week to the fifth the Russian-language students of Piter have discovered the stolovaya. Due to the rather… -
10 things I wish I'd known before leaving for Russia
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