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Studying Abroad: How to Choose the Right Destination
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  • 🎬 Mýty a fakta o Erasmu #6: „Co že je to ten Learning Agreement?" 🤔💭

Proč má vlastně dvě tabulky a jak je správně vyplnit? 📝

Každý semestr dostáváme od studentů spoustu dotazů právě na Learning Agreement – a není divu, na první pohled může působit trochu nepřehledně. 🤯

👉 Tabulka A obsahuje předměty, které budeš studovat na zahraniční univerzitě.
👉 Tabulka B ukazuje, jaké předměty ti za ně budou uznány na VŠE.

💡 V našem videu krok za krokem vysvětlíme, jak obě tabulky vyplnit a na co si dát pozor, aby bylo vše správně ještě před odjezdem. ✈️

📲 Více tipů a detailů najdeš na našem webu – odkaz v biu.

#vsestudyabroad #erasmus  #exchangeyourlife  #mythbusting
  • Exchange Program 2026/27: The Results Are In! 🎉

The wait is over - check InSIS now to see if you're heading abroad next year! 🌍✈️ More details and next steps have been sent to your university email, so don’t forget to check your inbox. 📩✨

Big congratulations to everyone who made it! If it wasn’t your turn this time, don’t lose hope - there are still opportunities to make your study abroad dream come true! 🌎🎓

#vsestudyabroad #exchangeyourlife #discover #world
  • Ready to explore Portugal like a local? 🇵🇹✨ These apps make life in Lisbon and beyond easier, smarter, and more fun.

Check Super Save Preços to track prices and spot the best grocery deals, hop on a Gira+ bike to zip through Lisbon streets, and plan scenic journeys with CP – Comboios de Portugal.

#smarterasmus #apps #portugal #studentlife #travel
  • Summer 25/26 takeover by Michaela Satrapová 👩🏻‍🎓

This semester, Michaela swapped Prague for the storybook streets of Tallinn 🇪🇪 — diving into an international student vibe and ticking husky sledding off her bucket list ❄️🐕✨ follow along to see what life on exchange at Estonian Business School is really like 🌍

#vsestudyabroad #takeover #exchangeyourlife #studyabroad #tallinn
  • Good morning from 📍Tallinn! 🇪🇪 And warm welcome to Michaela who is taking over from her semester abroad. 🎓✈️
Follow along to see what studying and everyday student life in Estonia looks like! ❄️✨

#vsestudyabroad #erasmus #takeover #studyabroad #exchangeyourlife
  • @jarda.vacek spent his semester abroad at Korea University🎓, and shared with us the 3 best and 3 worst parts of his experience in South Korea🇰🇷✨

3 Best:
✨People and culture - The people are friendly, hardworking, kind, and caring. You feel safe among them, and the culture is rich and fascinating. 
✨Travel opportunities - Korea’s location in Asia makes it easy and affordable to travel to neighboring countries like China, Hong Kong, and Japan. 
✨University life and social events - The university organizes incredible parties, events, and programs. You study hard, but there’s also a lot of socializing, meeting new people, and celebrating. Parties in Korea are really top-notch. 

3 Worst:
✖️Visa and bureaucracy - Getting a Korean visa is very time-consuming and administratively complex. You can’t leave the country until everything, including the card, is completely processed. 
✖️Spicy food - Korean food is amazing, but it’s often very spicy. If your stomach isn’t used to it, it can cause discomfort, and fried or spicy food doesn’t always help. 
✖️Expensive and small accommodation - Housing is costly and usually very compact, like living in goshiwons. It’s manageable for a short stay, but living there for an entire bachelor’s degree would be tough.

#studyabroad #exchange #erasmusouthkorea #seoul #koreauniversity
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🎬 Mýty a fakta o Erasmu #6: „Co že je to ten Learning Agreement?" 🤔💭 Proč má vlastně dvě tabulky a jak je správně vyplnit? 📝 Každý semestr dostáváme od studentů spoustu dotazů právě na Learning Agreement – a není divu, na první pohled může působit trochu nepřehledně. 🤯 👉 Tabulka A obsahuje předměty, které budeš studovat na zahraniční univerzitě. 👉 Tabulka B ukazuje, jaké předměty ti za ně budou uznány na VŠE. 💡 V našem videu krok za krokem vysvětlíme, jak obě tabulky vyplnit a na co si dát pozor, aby bylo vše správně ještě před odjezdem. ✈️ 📲 Více tipů a detailů najdeš na našem webu – odkaz v biu. #vsestudyabroad #erasmus #exchangeyourlife #mythbusting
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Exchange Program 2026/27: The Results Are In! 🎉

The wait is over - check InSIS now to see if you're heading abroad next year! 🌍✈️ More details and next steps have been sent to your university email, so don’t forget to check your inbox. 📩✨

Big congratulations to everyone who made it! If it wasn’t your turn this time, don’t lose hope - there are still opportunities to make your study abroad dream come true! 🌎🎓

#vsestudyabroad #exchangeyourlife #discover #world
@vse_studyabroad
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Exchange Program 2026/27: The Results Are In! 🎉 The wait is over - check InSIS now to see if you're heading abroad next year! 🌍✈️ More details and next steps have been sent to your university email, so don’t forget to check your inbox. 📩✨ Big congratulations to everyone who made it! If it wasn’t your turn this time, don’t lose hope - there are still opportunities to make your study abroad dream come true! 🌎🎓 #vsestudyabroad #exchangeyourlife #discover #world
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Ready to explore Portugal like a local? 🇵🇹✨ These apps make life in Lisbon and beyond easier, smarter, and more fun.

Check Super Save Preços to track prices and spot the best grocery deals, hop on a Gira+ bike to zip through Lisbon streets, and plan scenic journeys with CP – Comboios de Portugal.

#smarterasmus #apps #portugal #studentlife #travel
Ready to explore Portugal like a local? 🇵🇹✨ These apps make life in Lisbon and beyond easier, smarter, and more fun.

Check Super Save Preços to track prices and spot the best grocery deals, hop on a Gira+ bike to zip through Lisbon streets, and plan scenic journeys with CP – Comboios de Portugal.

#smarterasmus #apps #portugal #studentlife #travel
Ready to explore Portugal like a local? 🇵🇹✨ These apps make life in Lisbon and beyond easier, smarter, and more fun.

Check Super Save Preços to track prices and spot the best grocery deals, hop on a Gira+ bike to zip through Lisbon streets, and plan scenic journeys with CP – Comboios de Portugal.

#smarterasmus #apps #portugal #studentlife #travel
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Ready to explore Portugal like a local? 🇵🇹✨ These apps make life in Lisbon and beyond easier, smarter, and more fun. Check Super Save Preços to track prices and spot the best grocery deals, hop on a Gira+ bike to zip through Lisbon streets, and plan scenic journeys with CP – Comboios de Portugal. #smarterasmus #apps #portugal #studentlife #travel
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Summer 25/26 takeover by Michaela Satrapová 👩🏻‍🎓 This semester, Michaela swapped Prague for the storybook streets of Tallinn 🇪🇪 — diving into an international student vibe and ticking husky sledding off her bucket list ❄️🐕✨ follow along to see what life on exchange at Estonian Business School is really like 🌍 #vsestudyabroad #takeover #exchangeyourlife #studyabroad #tallinn
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Good morning from 📍Tallinn! 🇪🇪 And warm welcome to Michaela who is taking over from her semester abroad. 🎓✈️
Follow along to see what studying and everyday student life in Estonia looks like! ❄️✨

#vsestudyabroad #erasmus #takeover #studyabroad #exchangeyourlife
@vse_studyabroad
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Good morning from 📍Tallinn! 🇪🇪 And warm welcome to Michaela who is taking over from her semester abroad. 🎓✈️ Follow along to see what studying and everyday student life in Estonia looks like! ❄️✨ #vsestudyabroad #erasmus #takeover #studyabroad #exchangeyourlife
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@jarda.vacek spent his semester abroad at Korea University🎓, and shared with us the 3 best and 3 worst parts of his experience in South Korea🇰🇷✨

3 Best:
✨People and culture - The people are friendly, hardworking, kind, and caring. You feel safe among them, and the culture is rich and fascinating. 
✨Travel opportunities - Korea’s location in Asia makes it easy and affordable to travel to neighboring countries like China, Hong Kong, and Japan. 
✨University life and social events - The university organizes incredible parties, events, and programs. You study hard, but there’s also a lot of socializing, meeting new people, and celebrating. Parties in Korea are really top-notch. 

3 Worst:
✖️Visa and bureaucracy - Getting a Korean visa is very time-consuming and administratively complex. You can’t leave the country until everything, including the card, is completely processed. 
✖️Spicy food - Korean food is amazing, but it’s often very spicy. If your stomach isn’t used to it, it can cause discomfort, and fried or spicy food doesn’t always help. 
✖️Expensive and small accommodation - Housing is costly and usually very compact, like living in goshiwons. It’s manageable for a short stay, but living there for an entire bachelor’s degree would be tough.

#studyabroad #exchange #erasmusouthkorea #seoul #koreauniversity
@jarda.vacek spent his semester abroad at Korea University🎓, and shared with us the 3 best and 3 worst parts of his experience in South Korea🇰🇷✨

3 Best:
✨People and culture - The people are friendly, hardworking, kind, and caring. You feel safe among them, and the culture is rich and fascinating. 
✨Travel opportunities - Korea’s location in Asia makes it easy and affordable to travel to neighboring countries like China, Hong Kong, and Japan. 
✨University life and social events - The university organizes incredible parties, events, and programs. You study hard, but there’s also a lot of socializing, meeting new people, and celebrating. Parties in Korea are really top-notch. 

3 Worst:
✖️Visa and bureaucracy - Getting a Korean visa is very time-consuming and administratively complex. You can’t leave the country until everything, including the card, is completely processed. 
✖️Spicy food - Korean food is amazing, but it’s often very spicy. If your stomach isn’t used to it, it can cause discomfort, and fried or spicy food doesn’t always help. 
✖️Expensive and small accommodation - Housing is costly and usually very compact, like living in goshiwons. It’s manageable for a short stay, but living there for an entire bachelor’s degree would be tough.

#studyabroad #exchange #erasmusouthkorea #seoul #koreauniversity
@jarda.vacek spent his semester abroad at Korea University🎓, and shared with us the 3 best and 3 worst parts of his experience in South Korea🇰🇷✨

3 Best:
✨People and culture - The people are friendly, hardworking, kind, and caring. You feel safe among them, and the culture is rich and fascinating. 
✨Travel opportunities - Korea’s location in Asia makes it easy and affordable to travel to neighboring countries like China, Hong Kong, and Japan. 
✨University life and social events - The university organizes incredible parties, events, and programs. You study hard, but there’s also a lot of socializing, meeting new people, and celebrating. Parties in Korea are really top-notch. 

3 Worst:
✖️Visa and bureaucracy - Getting a Korean visa is very time-consuming and administratively complex. You can’t leave the country until everything, including the card, is completely processed. 
✖️Spicy food - Korean food is amazing, but it’s often very spicy. If your stomach isn’t used to it, it can cause discomfort, and fried or spicy food doesn’t always help. 
✖️Expensive and small accommodation - Housing is costly and usually very compact, like living in goshiwons. It’s manageable for a short stay, but living there for an entire bachelor’s degree would be tough.

#studyabroad #exchange #erasmusouthkorea #seoul #koreauniversity
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@jarda.vacek spent his semester abroad at Korea University🎓, and shared with us the 3 best and 3 worst parts of his experience in South Korea🇰🇷✨ 3 Best: ✨People and culture - The people are friendly, hardworking, kind, and caring. You feel safe among them, and the culture is rich and fascinating. ✨Travel opportunities - Korea’s location in Asia makes it easy and affordable to travel to neighboring countries like China, Hong Kong, and Japan. ✨University life and social events - The university organizes incredible parties, events, and programs. You study hard, but there’s also a lot of socializing, meeting new people, and celebrating. Parties in Korea are really top-notch. 3 Worst: ✖️Visa and bureaucracy - Getting a Korean visa is very time-consuming and administratively complex. You can’t leave the country until everything, including the card, is completely processed. ✖️Spicy food - Korean food is amazing, but it’s often very spicy. If your stomach isn’t used to it, it can cause discomfort, and fried or spicy food doesn’t always help. ✖️Expensive and small accommodation - Housing is costly and usually very compact, like living in goshiwons. It’s manageable for a short stay, but living there for an entire bachelor’s degree would be tough. #studyabroad #exchange #erasmusouthkorea #seoul #koreauniversity
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