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The auteur cinema It can be said that an auteur cinema was born in Mexico at the end of the sixties, when names such as those of Alejandro Jodorowski (Fando y Lis, 1967, Il Paese Incantato), Felipe Cazals (La manzana de la discordia, 1968), Jaime Humberto Hermosillo (La verdadera vocación de Magdalena, 1971), Jorge Fons […]
Bahamas Islands. They were the first lands found by Christopher Columbus on his journey, among these is San Salvador discovered on October 12, 1492. Spread over a front of more than 1000 km between the Straits of Florida and the islands of Cuba and Hispaniola, they form an archipelago of more than 700 islands and islets. First territory of the New World discovered […]
Aboriginal tradition holds that First Nations have inhabited Canadian territory for a long time. Some archaeological studies confirm human presence in the northern Yukon 26,500 years ago, and in southern Ontario 9,500 years ago. The Vikings visited the Atlantic coast of Canada around the year 1000, in a small expedition that Leif Eriksson, son of Erik the Red, made from Greenland to the northern coast […]
Barbados is the ideal vacation destination for tourists. Barbados, for example, is one of the most popular vacation spots in the Caribbean thanks to its wonderful beaches and the influence of the long-forgotten influence of the British colonial rulers. The west coast of the island is ideal for bathers. There are over 16 kilometers of […]
In general, the best time to visit Costa Rica is during the dry season from December to April. However, dry season does not mean that it is not raining, just that it rains less. Costa Rica schools are closed from December to February. The seaside resorts are quite crowded, especially on weekends. Accommodation during Semana […]
On the narrow headland that connects North and South America lies the green paradise of Costa Rica. The shores of the Pacific Ocean and the Caribbean Sea are lined with long, white sandy beaches that are occasionally broken by barren cliffs, mangrove swamps and scenic lagoons. From the north to the south runs the backbone […]
Below you can get important information in connection with your trip to Mexico – for example about visa rules, vaccinations and travel insurance. Language: Spanish Capital: Mexico City Population: 121, 7 mill. Religion: Roman Catholic Currency: Peso Surface: 1,964,375 km2 Worth knowing Before departure About a week before departure, you will receive your final departure […]
Mexico is as diverse as its topography. The people are calm, cultured and yet fiery and impetuous. The landscapes include deserts, canyons, mangroves, beaches, and one of the most populous cities in the world. The jungle-surrounded ruins of Palenque can be just as impressive as Chichén Itzá. Or visit lonely pre-Columbian villages where hardly any […]
According to cheeroutdoor, Costa Rica is a country in Central America bordering Nicaragua to the north, Panama to the southeast, the Pacific Ocean to the west, the Caribbean Sea to the east and Ecuador to the south of the island of Isla del Coco. The capital and largest city is San José with about a […]
I was at UCSD from September to December and it was a great time! Here are the key points: Since I had heard from many and also read on the Internet that it was very easy to get an apartment in San Diego, I did not deal with the topic in Germany, but came to […]
Personally, I loved Cal! The campus is beautiful. It’s huge, full of nature. The libraries are almost like museums and there are opportunities to learn everywhere. Above there is a swimming pool and the university’s botanical garden. You should definitely visit it. It is really beautiful! But the whole bay area is very green. There […]
(Commonwealth of Dominica). State of Central America (751 km²). Capital: Roseau. Population: 70,000 residents (2008 estimate). Language: English (official), Creole-French. Religion: Catholics 70.1%, Protestants 17.2%, non-religious / atheists 2.9%, others 9.8%. Currency unit: East Caribbean dollar (100 cents). Human Development Index: 0.797 (77th place). Borders: Atlantic Ocean (N and E), Sea of the Antilles (S […]
The United States of America includes 48 contiguous states plus Alaska and Hawaii. Also subordinate to or associated with the US government are Puerto Rico and some of the Virgin Islands as well as Guam and American Samoa in the Pacific. The United States comprises about 40 percent of the territory of North America. In […]
Ohio. It is one of the fifty states of the United States, located in the Great Lakes Region and one of its main industrial centers. Located in the Midwest of the United States (the most industrialized region in the country), Ohio has industry as its main source of income. Other major sources of income include […]
Economy Utah prospered economically during the first two decades of the 20th century. The state became an important livestock center, with large herds of cattle and sheep. New railroads continued to be built and expanded throughout the state. The inauguration of a gigantic US government project in the state in 1913 dramatically expanded Utah’s arable […]
First of all, I want to pre-empt a final verdict: This summer has been incredible in every way. But let’s start from the beginning: I found out about MicroEDU through an internet search and in the following days I clicked a little through the homepage until I finally landed on the pages of the summer […]
The name “Panamá” comes from the Indian language and means “water rich in fish”. Location The Republic of Panama is part of Central America and lies on a land bridge that separates the Caribbean Sea from the Pacific Ocean. The country therefore only has two neighbors, Costa Rica and Colombia. At the narrowest point, the […]
When you think of California, you usually first think of sun, beach, sea, surfing and a relaxed summer. If this is the ulterior motive when choosing a postgraduate degree in California, one should refrain as soon as possible from applying for the International Diploma Programs (IDP) at the UC Berkeley Extension. The IDP is by […]
I spent six weeks with a fellow student at the University of California at Berkeley during Summer Session A. First of all, I would like to briefly say something about the application process. The support from MicroEDU was really great. Inquiries were answered promptly and you were kept up to date. The application itself was […]
Hi, my name is Johanna, I am 26 years old and have been living as a professional au pair in San Francisco since the end of March 2009. Before I came here, I successfully completed an apprenticeship as a state-recognized educator in Germany as well as a Bachelor of Art in social work at the […]
Hello Summer Session interested parties, I took a management course and a computer science course at the University of California Berkeley during Summer Session D 2012 and lived off-campus . With my experience report, I would like to make it easier for you to make the most important decisions for an unforgettable semester abroad in Berkeley. Where should […]
Summer School 2010 at UC Berkeley – an unforgettable summer! “Please fast your seatbelt and enjoy your flight”, it echoes one last time from the loudspeakers before the plane takes aim at my next vacation destination, Phoenix, AZ. I have 8 weeks full of memories and stories behind me. Stories that write life. I think […]
I didn’t want to do an internship during the summer, so the idea occurred to me to do something “exotic”. When I searched for “Summer Fun”, Google gave me the result “UC Berkeley Summer Sessions”. I thought it was a great idea! Living in another country for at least 6 weeks, making new friends, and […]
I have this summer at the Summer Session of the UC Berkeley competition and in this framework, the Sustainability Certificate completed. So much should be said in advance: It was a great time and I would recommend the program to anyone who is interested in sustainability and has the financial means! Information on the application […]
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA BERKELEY The summer school is a very good alternative to a semester abroad. Nevertheless, I can only advise everyone to do both. I was in Berkeley for 6 weeks (6.7.-13.8.) And not only learned US corporate law and improved my English, but also met a lot of incredibly nice people. These came […]
I was allowed to attend Summer Session D at UC Berkeley from July to August 2014. Since I planned to choose two courses, I made a conscious decision to do a six-week session. Preparations Thanks to the support of the MicroEDU staff, registration for the session went off without a hitch. E-mails were generally replied […]
In Germany I am doing a dual course of study. My company’s program included an eight-week summer session in Berkeley from the start. Much of the organization was carried out by my company in close collaboration with MicroEDU. Therefore, unfortunately, I cannot go into more detail on some organizational aspects in the experience report. Even […]
University The UCSB is one of the top universities in California . Nowhere is the motto “work hard, play hard” lived better than there. You have to crash the courses on site , ie you have to go to the lecturers and ask if they will let you into the course. Since most lecturers do […]
Hey My degree in English studies generally requires a stay abroad, but it was already clear to me beforehand that I definitely wanted to study on the west coast. Since I had already taken a long vacation to the western US states a few years earlier, I have been drawn to California again and again. So I took […]
I did Fall Quater 2010 at UCSB – and that was definitely the best decision of my life. 🙂 The application: The application process was very easy. The UCSB formalities were cleared within a week. Applying for a visa at the embassy was a lot more time-consuming. My tip: Save the online form from time […]
