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Semester abroad at the Canadian Brock University in the fall / winter semester 2014 1. Application process After I unfortunately received a rejection from my university (Uni Mannheim) for the University of Florida, I decided to go to Canada as a so-called FreeMover. When I was googling the internet for an organization that would help me with the application process, I quickly came across MicroEDU. Since the head professor of the Canadian Brock University of my course (media and communication…

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Halifax is a very nice student city, not too big and equipped with many good locations. If you are looking for accommodation near the university, the city center is very easy to reach on foot or, in winter, by bus (about 10 minutes). The Canadians are extremely helpful and courteous people, even if their English is not that perfect at the beginning. I stayed at the YMCA on South Park Street. The advantage here is the fast internet access, for…

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With the aim of experiencing something very special during my studies and to improve my English language skills, I decided at the beginning of my studies to want to spend a semester abroad. Since it was very important for me to combine studies and hobbies, I ended up in Kamloops, where I had a great time. Application process Have resorted to start the phone and with MicroEDU about possible universities speaking, fit to my study and which offer exactly the…

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The University of Vancouver Island is a rather small university compared to the large universities in British Columbia. As the name suggests, the VIU is located on Vancouver Island. The island is located off the coast of Vancouver and can be reached by ferry in about 1 hour. and 40 minutes to reach. In good weather the ride is wonderful. There is also the alternative of flying to the island by seaplane (disadvantage is slightly more expensive and limited luggage,…

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For all those who have already read more than enough testimonials or are just looking for one or the other quick answer, I would first like to summarize the following content as briefly as possible. Yes, Halifax is definitely worth going to. No, it is not complicated or has hidden costs. For those who want to read more, I would now like to share some of my experiences. However, I save myself the organizational part, because I think there is…

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If you are considering studying an MBA, dare to look beyond programs in the United States and meet the Rotman School of Management MBA at the University of Toronto. You will be able to know more about her at the MBA Fairs that will be coming to your city soon, and thus you will be able to discover new options, outside of the traditional ones, to study! Rotman School of Management at the University of Toronto seeks to attract “ambitious…

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If among your MBA options you are considering Canadian universities, one of the universities that you should review carefully is Queen’s University. Queen’s is a public research university founded in 1841, and its MBA is consistently ranked among the best in Canada. In addition, it has the advantage of offering a program lasting one year. Queen’s University is located in Kingston, a small town in Ontario, about an hour and a half away by car from Toronto and less than…

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Canada is a country known for always having open arms to receive legal immigrants, whether for educational or work purposes. And with an increasing number of elderly people in the local population, in fact there is a shortage of skilled labor in the country. The good news is that the Canadian government is trying to solve this problem by facilitating the migratory processes of foreign professionals. But there are some areas that have more demand within the reality of the…

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