Következő bemutatkozónk, Jan Schubert, Németországból…

Hello everybody,

My name is Jan, I am 23 years old and I am coming to Veszprém for, as it seems at the moment, 10 months. So it is worth to read this introduction :-). I am coming from Germany from the technical University in Darmstadt, which is near Frankfurt. There I am in the master degree of industrial engineering with specification on mechanical engineering. My home university is very good for studying but not so beautiful, because it is mainly made from concrete! So when I am homesick, I just have to go to building I and it will be better ;-). But actually I am totally not homesick, because I am feeling very comfortable here with my new Hungarian and multinational friends from our Erasmus group. I do not only like the people I also like the country at all. For me it is very beautiful and there are a lot of interesting activities, which we can do in our free time. And because I am staying here for a longer time I am really looking forward to the summer at lake Balaton.

I chose Hungary for my exchange year, because I wanted to do something different than all of my fellow students, which are going where so many students from my university have been before. I wanted to find something special and I am happy that I found it here!

In Germany I was doing sports very often. Anyhow I have not been doing sports so often here in Veszprém. Therefore my “going out at night to have only one drink” activities increased unbelievable fast. But I think the tasty Soproni and the good hungarian food will prevent me from getting fat 🙂

Egeszegedre

Jan

Fogadjátok szeretettel Doğukan Uzunyaşa bemutatkozását.

My name is Doğukan Uzunyaşa and I am coming from Turkey. I was born in Istanbul and I lived over there 18 years. During the university years I had to move Aydın in Turkey’s south-west. I study Hospitality Management in Tourism Department at Adnan Menderes University in Kuşadası. I am on my 7th semester now. Hopefully, if I pass my all of exam here, I will graduate end of this academic year. Also, second semester, I have to do internship. If I find nice hotels in Hungary (especially in Budapest) to do internship, it will be perfect for me. I want to do that in Hungary, Because I liked this country with everything. We have really similar culture. Also there are a lot of similar words between Hungarian and Turkish. First time, when I saw some words even sentences, I was surprised. I am in Hungary since first week of August. I was in hungarian language course (EILC) at ELTE in August. I lived the best days of my life in Budapest for 3 weeks. After Budapest, I came to Veszprém, of course Veszprém does not like Budapest but quite nice city. Especially people are very helpful and friendly. I am here to see new place, to know new people and of course to study like every erasmus student. I am so happy to be Erasmus family member at University of Pannonia. Fortunately, I joined to Erasmus at Pannon Egyetem in Veszprém. Finally, I want say one sentence in Hungarian, also in Turkish. Please do not forget this, because I will never I know it’s not so same but sound is really same…

Zsembemben sok kicsi alma van (Cebimde çok küçük elma var).

Köszönöm szépen

Doğukan Uzunyaşa

Fogadjátok szeretettel, Agnieszka bemutatkozását, Lengyelországból.

Hello everyone!

My name is Agnieszka Szewczyk and I come from Poland. I study Management and Marketing at the Wrocław University of Economics. Now I’m on my 5^th year of studies and writing a masters’ thesis is ahead of me. For me going abroad for Erasmus program was just a good decision to make. It’s a great experience with amazing people :-).

Apart from studying I’m involved in students’ organizations – BIT The Travellers Club (“BIT” stands for “Because I Travel” and gathers people hooked on travelling to organize projects aimed at university students) and Summer School Poland (two weeks in summer combining studies&fun at my university for students from all over the world).

Whenever I have some free time I love to travel, discover new places and trying new things. For me, spending a semester here in Hungary lives up to these expectations 🙂

Pozdrawiam,

Agnieszka