Testimonials

One begins the exchange process with the idea that you will learn about your career and the culture in which you will be involved, without knowing that it will change the way you see the world and how you live every day. My exchange in Madrid allowed me to learn a little about this wonderful country in terms of education, lifestyle, food and many other aspects. What I liked most about this experience was meeting people from different countries and learning about all our differences. Different lifestyles, different thoughts, different ways of reacting, absolutely every day was a learning experience and I carry that knowledge in my soul, now wanting to continue growing.

At first it was difficult to adapt to the lifestyle, culture, change of schedule, but little by little, meeting more people, traveling and enjoying this stage of my life, I don't regret having done it. I think what I like most is traveling. In Europe it is not complicated or that expensive to do it, so every time I have the opportunity I escape somewhere.

Amsterdam's cultural offering is extensive. The university offered me various courses that deepened and expanded my knowledge on topics of interest: Sustainable development, climate justice, political participation and language culture. Its infrastructure is very complete and it had very comfortable recreation and study areas. In Amsterdam I had the privilege of living in Het Amsterdamse Bos. The Amsterdam Forest. It was beautiful.

[...] and share both theoretically with high-quality professors as well as interdisciplinary experiences with international colleagues and those from other fields.