- Motto: A person who never made a mistake never tried anything new.” — Albert Einstein
- Country of origin: Turkey
- Situation: Student (currently studying in Czechia)
- Higher education institution: Masaryk University
- Field of study: Finance & Management / European Politics & International Relations
- Level of study: Bachelor
What made you decide to study in Czechia?
The quality of education, affordable living costs, and the opportunity to experience a new culture in Europe.
Did your studies meet your expectations? How did you find the study programme, instructors, university facilities? Were there any differences from studying in your country?
Yes, the study programmes are practical and international, and the university facilities are modern and student-friendly. The study programme is very interactive and practical, the instructors are approachable and supportive, and the university facilities are modern and comfortable for students. I find the education system in Czechia more independent and discussion-based, with a stronger focus on critical thinking and international cooperation.
What was the biggest surprise with regard to studying or living in Czechia?
How safe, organized, and international the environment is.
What was your most memorable experience or what did you enjoy most as a student in Czechia?
One of my most memorable experiences was taking a spontaneous trip with international friends during winter and ending up at a small Czech village festival, where locals invited us to dance, try traditional food, and celebrate with them even though we barely spoke the language.
How do you think your time in Czechia has helped your studies and/or your career?
It improved my independence, communication skills, and international experience.
Do you have any advice for students thinking about studying in Czechia?
Be open to new experiences, travel, meet people, and enjoy student life as much as possible.
