Reviews of Université Michel de Montaigne: Bordeaux III | France

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Steve H

Haute Ecole Galilée, Brussels, Belgium
Public Relations / Publicity / Advertising, Graduate, Erasmus

Expenses

Main source of funding:

Personal savings

Other sources of funding:

Family<br> An ERASMUS grant

Work opportunities:

I didn't explore any work options

Personal spending habits

Housing is more expensive anyway. And telephone was to my girlfriend in Erasmus in Holland... pretty expensive bills.

Overall, Telephone, Housing:

was more expensive than at home.

Travel, Food:

was the same price as at home.

Nightlife:

was less expensive than at home.

Accessibility of student needs

Second-hand text books

Second-hand household items

Computers / Internet

Administrative

Money from home

Personal comments

You need to have a RIB for housing (security deposit). Without that RIB (when you open a french bank account), everything is harder and you need to show cash upfront.

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anonymous

University of Exeter, Exeter, United Kingdom
Geography, Undergraduate, Erasmus

Housing

Type of housing: Apartment/House

Arranged by: Independently - I had no other choice

If returning, I would choose: Apartment/House

Why?

Campus accommodation although cheap is very basic.

Personal assessment

Cost

Facilities

Location

Cleanliness

Space

Personal comments

I am usnure jow safe the campus is at night. The university campus is approximately 40 minutes away from the city centre by bus and I would rather live nearer to the city centre and commute to university each day for lectures.

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ROB G

University of Exeter, Exeter, United Kingdom
Geography, Undergraduate, Erasmus

Overall

I wish I had known...

About accomodation...there's a shortage here...so get in very early whatever you're going for.If not you'll be staying in a youth hostel for a month, a hotel for 4 months or even sleeping in a van!Yeah, it's going on right now!

In my opinion:

Most people loved it.

Important factors in my choice
(1) Unimportant – (4) Very important

Academic reasons

2

Culture

2

Costs

2

Activities

3

Campus life

2

Party / people

2

Weather / location

3

Personal recommendation

Crack on and get involved, use the opportunity to travel, surf or generally just meet a load of random people.

During my experience abroad, I ...
(1) Never – (4) A lot

Became familiar with another culture

3

Traveled

3

Improved language skills

4

Met people from other countries

4

Became more independent

4

Partied a lot

4

Experienced a change in life

3

Advanced my studies & career

3

Final comments

Go to St. Emilion and buy excessive amounts of cheap, but quality wine.PS. Save a bottle for your parents, if you ever go home that is.

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“Master Communication des Organisations : Stratégie et Consulting”

Julie H

France,
Communication and Information Sciences, 2023

Overall

Cours de qualités et reconnus.

Careers

Stage obligatoire - 4 à 6 mois

Pros

Qualité des cours, équipe pédagogique de chercheurs reconnus et experts en communication

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go2lissi

Karl Franzens Universität Graz, Graz, Austria
Philology, Graduate, Erasmus

Overall

I wish I had known...

YES! especially how the accomodation would be and where you can buy things cheaper.

In my opinion:

Everybody loved it, you will too!

Important factors in my choice
(1) Unimportant – (4) Very important

Academic reasons

4

Culture

3

Costs

1

Activities

3

Campus life

3

Party / people

4

Weather / location

3

Personal recommendation

It's a good university, but it's not too hard. You can do lots of things besides, so take advantage of this: the offers range from cultural to sports activities. It's a university on a campus, so there are loads of students around. The atmosphere is great!

During my experience abroad, I ...
(1) Never – (4) A lot

Became familiar with another culture

4

Traveled

3

Improved language skills

4

Met people from other countries

4

Became more independent

4

Partied a lot

4

Experienced a change in life

4

Advanced my studies & career

3

Final comments

If you go to Bordeaux, take a car with you. It's a lot more practical and you are not dependent on bus/train (which are on strike from time to time). Plus you can do weekend trips to the sea or to the mountains!! If you arrive and look for an apartment in town, walk around the streets and look for signs on the buildings saying "A louer". Call the number on the sign and ask for having a look at it. It's a lot cheaper to do it that way. A district where lots of students live is the "Victoire"

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