"The local Studentassistant was waiting for us at Bergen Airport, and took us with a cab to Fantoft Studenthostel, a place with 1300 international students living in....

We had a Norwegian course before we left to Norway, which was covered by the scholarship. This gave us a stabile basis of Norwegian knowledge...

Exams in Norway are written, and they last 4-6 hours. You write the exam on special paper, so it will be available in 3 original copies." by Viktor Barat

"Within the confines of my grant – in accordance with my main subject – I could take psychology courses at the youngest faculty of the UiB (Faculty of Psychology, founded in 1980). There are two different ways of education for pyschology in Norway...

Following our arrival, there were orientational programmes held in two steps – on university and on faculty level. These were integrated into the introduction week, that provided new students of UiB with the basic informations about studies, Bergen itself, etc – two-three days of guidance." by Adam Boncz

"Anyone can find almost every detail regarding the education on the webpage of the hosting university. On my field, the education and the courses had really high standard...

I honestly think that no one can have any complaints about the standards of the language and cultural course given by the ELTE ahead of the semester...

Keeping in touch with the sending department is probably completely dependent on the particular student, and department. In case of a flexible department – just as mine – de distance means nothing. I had no problems with the transcription of the followed courses." by Zoltan Erdos

"OK, maybe this is because Organic Chemistry is my personal favorite, but I think this subject was scientifically far the most useful. Grace to the lab teacher (Jarle), we had the possibility to perform as many interesting and useful experiments as possible...

This subject was a really nice surprise for me. I had some fears concerning the usefulness and the meaning of this subject, but to the end, it turned out for me that this can be very useful. I’ve learned many new things (I have never had before anything concerning business) and even I hope, that I will never establish my own business, this course was very useful in showing us how to establish a nice convincing business plan and how to make a good presentation of it." by Antal Harsanyi

"This opportunity was good to practice english, get to know students, techers, scientists, try an other education system, and get foreign experience. Due to diffenrces in sutdy programs we could not exept to accept all the foreign courses in Hungary. Now it seems that that 10 ECTS credits will be accepted, from the 30 credits learnt in norway, and we willl have a half year delay in our study program, due to some hungarian courses missed this semester. " by Laszlo Lori

"I studied chemistry in Bergen University Collage in this semester. The school is a state institution of higher education, established in August 1994 by the merging of six former independent colleges in Bergen, Norway. The total number of students is now about 6000. The University Collage offers high quality study programmes. The spring semester started on 5th january and ended for me on the 29th may." by Mate Petzke

"Our timetable was already organized, we only had to register. The lectures started in the first half of January. The language course started from the beginning again, so it wasn`t really useful. We spent most of our time in the lab, and we could have a good relationship with the teachers. During all the time, the library and the computer system was available for us." by Balint Siklosi

"On Friday, the 9th of January, when we arrived, was the last event of the buddy week (the buddy week started on the 5th of January...

It is very hard to say something in general about the lessons; it depended on the teacher and the subject. For example before the Physical Chemistry labs we always got a subscription, what we had to read and understand before the lesson...

In addition to these, it is very important to tell that Bergen is a beautiful city and the five months there gave me unforgettable adventures and experiences. It was a very big benefit that we practised English a lot, so our language knowledge got much better than before." by Zita Torok

"It wasn’t hard to plan anything, the ELTE coordinators gave me a hand in everything and the other things weren’t so complicated. The choosable courses and descriptions were available and the receiving institution sent me all of the required papers in time" by Barbara Toth