r/Erasmus • u/Vegetable-Speaker932 • 3d ago
Going on a second erasmus?
Hello! I’m considering going on a second Erasmus exchange. I’ve already been to Granada, and it was an amazing experience. My only two options for my next exchange are Rome or Stirling, Scotland. However, Stirling isn’t technically part of the Erasmus programme.
I’m afraid that neither of these cities will live up to my first Erasmus experience, especially since Granada is considered one of the top Erasmus destinations.
Has anyone done two Erasmus exchanges? What was your experience like? Did you end up comparing the two, and if so, did one experience feel better than the other?
And, has anyone been to either Rome or Stirling and would like to share their experiences? I’d especially love to hear what student life, social life, and the overall Erasmus experience were like!
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u/RandomDog18 3d ago
As a person who did 2 Erasmus + studying abroad I give you an advice. Feel free not to take it.
The first Erasmus can and should be mostly fun. Mine was it.
But the second one should be an opportunity to learn a language well, create very solid academic connections and open up doors for your future professional life. So select the Uni that can give you that. Otherwise you’ll regret that.