Spain(UPV - Universidad Politécnica de Valencia)
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Name | Soler Montaner, Bosco |
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Home University(Country) | Universidad Politécnica de Valencia (UPV) (SPAIN) |
Department at home university | Architecture |
Research Period at NITech | 04.2013~09.2013 |
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About your school
- Major reason to enroll to the home university
- Proximity to my hometown.
- Fields at the most prevailing at your school
- Architecture, Engineering.
- Points you can be proud of your home university
- Great campus with a lot of infrastructures. Good education.
- When the semester starts and ends?
- Semester starts in September. Ends in June.
- Are there any courses offered instructed in English?
- Yes.
- Tell us what you find the differences between home university and NITech in terms of school life, like taking courses or conducting research.
- UPV has much more students, so sometimes the classes are too crowded. Also UPV campus is not open 24h.
About residence, circumstances around school and daily life
- Monthly rent in average for university students
- Renting a room in a shared apartment (the cheapest and most common option in Valencia for students) is around 150-200 euros. A room in a residence is around 500-800 euros.
- Circumstances around University (eg; nearby hospitals, easy access to downtown, countryside, etc.)
- Campus is well communicated, with a health center inside. There are a lot of apartments available for renting arount the area.
- Year-round weather condition comparing with that of Nagoya
- Valencia’s weather is almost the same as Nagoya’s but it doesn’t rain so much.
- Monthly living cost and its breakdown
- If you rent a room in an apartment: 200 euros. Monthly budget in total should be around 600 euros.
Message to NITech student
- Message to NITech student wishing to go abroad to your home university
- Valencia is a GREAT city to study. Education is good. Weather is great. Food is awesome. The campus has a lot of facilities like cafeterias, sport infrastructures, etc. and is located 10 minutes from the beach! Also there are literally thousands of exchange students in the city, that means a lot of party, meeting a lot of new people and there are always something to do. Spanish students are also very open to foreign people.
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