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  • Life on the other side of the world.

    Life on the other side of the world.

    As a History major studying in England, I found my exchange to Lancaster University incredibly fascinating. Just walking around the streets and seeing the cobblestones that several million people had walked before me was astounding. Read more

  • Both familiar and entirely new.

    Both familiar and entirely new.

    With something new almost every week the entire experience has ultimately changed my life for the good. I feel so much more free and ambitious knowing what can be out there for me, and the thrill of only being able to truly understand an experience by being there is what will encourage me to seek… Read more

  • Zara is going to Japan.

    Zara is going to Japan.

    I chose to go on exchange because I wanted to challenge myself by stepping outside of what is familiar. This exchange programme feels like an opportunity to grow not only academically, but personally. Read more

  • Put yourself in situations you’d usually avoid.

    Put yourself in situations you’d usually avoid.

    Leaving the comfort of New Zealand is scary. Feeling sceptical about going on an exchange is totally normal, in fact I was initially supposed to go abroad the semester before this, but I didn’t build up the confidence to register before the deadline. Realistically, when are you ever going to go study abroad than whilst… Read more

  • Where are they now? Nat Eichmann

    Where are they now? Nat Eichmann

    In this post, we’re interviewing Nat Eichmann, a Full-year Exchange student from 2010-2011 who went to UC Davis in California, USA. She is now the More FM National Promotions, Integration and Events Manager, living in Auckland, New Zealand. Read more