Category: Exchange view
Zero-km medicine: How to pull the plug between Pescara and Finland
Vol 28, Issue 20, 27th March 2026 Sunny day,exam or class over,perfect time for a stroll by the sea. The sound of the waves and the chatter of people walking. […]
Mes coups de cœur
Vol 28, Issue 20, 27th of March 2026 I didn’t know what to expect before arriving here in Finland. A new country, a new university, and no familiar faces. But […]
More power, more energy
Vol 28, Issue 19, 20 March 2026 Coffee is the fuel that gets our brains going. If I had to explain to someone what ‘going for a coffee’ really means […]
Erasmus-core
Vol 28, Issue 19, 20th of March 2026 I couldn’t be part of the Insider without writing an article about this concept of Erasmus-core. What is Erasmus-core? It’s everything that […]
My Fantastic Holiday: Chasing the Northern Lights
Vol 28, Issue 19, March 20th, Many people dream of seeing the Northern Lights at least once in their life. Only a small percentage of the world has experienced this […]
Italian canteen vs Finnish canteen
Vol 28,Issue 18,13th March 2026 For many students, the university canteen is an essential part of the day: a refreshing break between lectures, where you don’t have to worry about […]
When Finland Surprises you
Vol 28, Issue 18, 13th March 2026 This article will be a little shorter than the others because the week before the holidays was a bit calmer. However, something absolutely crazy […]
The snow … my first Finnish winter.
Vol 28, Issue 18, 13th of March 2026 I was lucky enough to experience a real winter. Before leaving for my Erasmus exchange, the climate was my biggest fear. Not seeing […]
Lapland: a waking dream
Vol 28, Issue 17, 6th March 2026 Last week, I had the chance to spend some unforgettable moments in Lapland with my family. Since we were on school holidays (both […]
Finland After Two Months: Snow, Studies, and Self-Discovery
Vol 28, Issue 16, 20th February 2026 This article is a little different from the others. After two months in Finland, I feel it’s time to pause and reflect, on my […]










