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Maksim Besedin, BA student Sending University: Sumy State University (Ukraine) Receiving University: Politehnica University of Timisoara (Romania) Duration of mobility: 15.03.2021 - 8.08.2021 Type of mobility: student mobility for studying |
Maksim Besedin says:
I can say for sure that this Erasmus+ mobility is the best what I have ever had in my life. it was absolutely new experience for me being abroad for such a long time. I have met dozens of new people from all over the world. France, Italy, Georgia, Turkey, Germany, Moldova, Peru, Spain, Macedonia, Morocco, Egypt, Switzerland, and so on. All of the international students here are personalities with totally different experiences, worldviews, cultures, principles in life, age, and of course native languages. Nevertheless, everyone was open-minded and we have built up strong friendships with each other. For example, I was surprised a lot when I have got involved in the group of French students because mostly they speak in their mother tongue, we are from different parts of the world but despite all these factors they became ones of my best friends here and I became one of the best friends for them as well. Almost the same situation happened in my relationship with guys from Georgia, Italy, Romania, and Brazil. I could not even imagine all of these one year ago and I am so happy that it happened. Now I have a huge amount of friends in many countries, we are keeping our connection and of course, we invite each other to visit us.
In summary, I can say for sure that these 4 months of my Erasmus in Romania are the best that has ever happened to me. Dozens of new friends, a lot of emotions, and memories for the whole life. Erasmus is an absolutely different life or even a different planet. You are here just for a while, when you come back home you continue to work hard on the way to your goals but you still remember this perfect time being with your international friends. I regret only about one thing – that I did not do Erasmus before.
