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How not to feel like a foreigner while you're studying in Germany
Friday, 11 January 2013Sara is a Journalism student, doing her final year at Universität Hamburg, Germany, while also working at a student health insurance company. Here is her advice for other international students, based on her experiences doing her whole degree in the country.
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German cultural habits
Saturday, 15 September 2012isolde101 is a recent Oxford University graduate in Modern Languages currently working in Hamburg. Here she describes how she's getting used to the German way of life: early mornings, hard work, administration, clubs and social events...Published in Germany -
Hannah was a Language Assistant in Hamburg and is now Corporate Projects Manager for Holidaybreak
Sunday, 29 April 2012Hannah studied German and Business at Hull University and spent her year abroad as an English Language Assistant at a secondary school in Hamburg. She graduated in 2004 and is now Corporate Projects Manager for Holidaybreak PLC.Published in Language Assistants -
Hamburg
Wednesday, 12 May 2010The Green City
Amongst the blaring foghorns and crying seagulls is the lively northern city of Hamburg. For many centuries, this harbour city was known for its bustling port, thanks to its accessibility and close proximity to the North Sea. Over the years Hamburg's shipping industries flourished, so much so that it is now known for being not only the busiest port in Germany, but also the largest.Published in Germany
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Job-hunting in Hamburg
Saturday, 15 September 2012isolde101 is a recent Oxford University graduate in Modern Languages currently working in Hamburg. Here she discusses her internship and job-hunting in the city.Published in German-speaking -
First impressions of Hamburg
Saturday, 15 September 2012isolde101 is a recent Oxford University graduate in Modern Languages currently working in Hamburg. Here she describes her preparations, journey and arrival in the city...Published in German-speaking -
Clare was a Language Assistant in Hamburg and a radio intern in Nantes and is now a teacher
Monday, 16 April 2012Clare studied French and German at Oxford University and spent 6 months of her year abroad as a Language Assistant in Hamburg and 6 months interning for a European radio project in Nantes. She graduated in 2011 and is now a TeachFirst French teacher in London.Published in Worked Abroad -
Happening Hamburg
Thursday, 28 January 2010Hamburg, Germany - vibrant, noisy, studenty, tourism, Erasmus
The social scene was excellent. Hamburg has Germany's largest entertainment district with plenty of students (German and foreign) making the most of the many sights, clubs and bars. I really enjoyed my time out there, but I advise you to have your accommodation sorted before you go as it just makes everything a whole lot easier and less scary.
Published in German-speaking
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