HEC Liège

THERE'S AN ERASMUS STUDENT NETWORK THAT HELPS IN THIS TASK OF LOOKING FOR ACCOMODATION, THEY'RE REALLY HELPFUL.

Most cafes are situated in a small "night-life district" called Le Carre. Before all, there is a very popular exchange students' bar "Pourquoi pas?", visited eagerly several times a week. For those who want to integrate with Belgian students too, there is "Le Soleil", always full of friendly young people. If you'd like to spend a nice evening in an original place but don't like crowds and loud music go to "Pot-au-lait" or "Tam Tam" (African cafe serving range of delicious exotic drinks). Other places worth visiting are "Murphy's", "Chez Bouldou"

Always have a second check with your home university to see if your chosen courses are allright with them. I met a lot of people who experienced trouble with that.

Not having a campus causes slight problems for students with finding accommodation as anybody who comes to a new city does not know much about the prices and conditions of hiring a room, therefore can easily find themself paying a lot for a room with poor facilities, just because there was not enough time to search for something better. University assures help in finding accommodation, but the rooms they propose happen to be in poor condition (like mine).