Katholieke Universiteit Leuven (UNIVERSITY OF LEUVEN)

In terms of languages, the academic side involved english-taught courses. Having a bilingual diploma I am completely fluent in English, hence having no difficulties academically. Dutch, the language spoken in Leuven was unknown to me before going to Belgium. Since my stay wasn't for too long I didn't get involved in Dutch courses. In terms of French, spoken in Brussels and widely throughout part of Belgium, I had everyday knowledge that was further developed.

Visit everywhere.

Housiong ids picture-perfect. Loneliness comes only on weekends and holidays. But I did manage that by making friends and touring around town.

Some problem with slang , and Uk english it's pretty different from Us English (where i learnt English ) so it took to me sometime before i could speak properly with my co-aged friends, no problem with exams

The favorite bar of the Erasmus community was "WINK", there were also two very popular bars (special to the latin community) that was "Villa Ernesto" and "Ambiorix"(this last one I didn't like it that much)