University of Angers: Angers - Direct Enrollment & Exchange
University of Angers
University of Angers: Angers - Direct Enrollment & Exchange
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The University of Angers, with active exchanges with every continent in the world, was among the fi rst to develop strong links with Eastern Europe, and participates fully in the European Union international programmes. Our network of universiti... read more
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I gained independence, an understanding for other cultures, and patience while working with frustrating situations. It was absolutely worthwhile in every sense and I do not regret studying abroad even a bit. Sabrina Wiser - Truman State University View Entire Review
I learned a lot about myself and about another culture. I learned that French people stereotype foreigners and especially Americans. This experience was not worthwhile for me and I've learned more and had much more fun while travelling alone to other places. Nora W - University of Maine at Orono View Entire Review
I learned to deal with disappointment! No, but seriously, I don't take any of our simple freedoms for granted anymore. I've also really learned to be patient, as everything took longer over there. It was worthwhile on a language level, but the experience was not exactly enjoyable. A student - University of Maine at Orono View Entire Review
I learned so much about myself and other cultures. It was worthwhile for sure. My language skills improved a lot once I learned to insist on speaking French. Lyndsey J - Université du Maine / University of Maine View Entire Review
I studied in Angers, France for 9 months, and I can say without any hesitation that it was by far the best year of my life so far. I would recommend my program, because it not only helped me experience living in a different culture but also I met so many wonderful people from all over the world and learned more about life and wh... Becca V - University of Maine at Orono View Entire Review
I learned that I do not travel well and can't really be alone in unfamiliar places. I also learned that I can't be too far from my family or the ones I love (I was very homesick) Nicole B - University of Maine at Orono View Entire Review
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The University of Angers, with active exchanges with every continent in the world, was among the fi rst to develop strong links with Eastern Europe, and participates fully in the European Union international programmes. Our network of universities contributes to our eff ectiveness throughout the world.
The University of Angers has four fundamental international objectives
- Higher quality standards to improve the experience of incoming students and staff
- Strengthen outgoing mobility for students and staff
- Increase the international dimension to our academic programmes
- Further develop the international nature of research
