Galway-Mayo Institute of Technology (GMIT)

No not really.

I'd sayed before the level of the subjects are not very high and so you have time to travell around and to enjoy your stay. But I'd like that it is a bit harder, because sometimes I hear something in the lectures I already learned. But generally it is good because you can really improve your technical english. Also the teacher are mostly good and they able to explain the problems very well. And it is after some week no problem to follow the lectures. And this is good because when you cannot follow the lectures you will give up after some time and you don't learn anything.

There is nothing really importand I would mention. Just that I was a bit nervous before leaving for a year abroad. Now I know it was a great experience and I can be more relaxed and focused on what I want next time. But I needded that travel to realise this....

In my opinion the level of GMIT in somewhere between the University and Secondary High school in the Czech Republic. So there was something I missed there to call it the real University but would for sure recomned the GMIT as the first abroad-study experience destination.

the amount of the ERASMUS grant

GMIT offers you the best mechanical engineering (practical) training facilities from Galway city.This combined with the latest CAD software and dedicated professors make a very good study environment.

It was pretty good the only real exception was the size of the refridgerator