British Council IELTS Award winner 2018

Loë Guthmann talks about his choice to do a dual degree in Paris and London, his experience of living abroad and his love of football.

The first weeks flew by and I am learning new things every day. This blog post is not only a way to keep you updated, but also a way for me to reflect.

If you are a Grinch, Paris in December is not the right place for you. Everywhere you go, there are festive decorations.

I started the year celebrating a few firsts. My first New Year’s Eve in Paris and, several hours later, my first time in Latin America.

I am back from Colombia and classes – in “African Migration,” “Gender and Development,” “Sustainability of Growth,” to name a few – have started right away.

This blog post is about interests I developed (or rediscovered) in Paris. Studying abroad is also an opportunity to try out things you normally wouldn’t.

After having submitted most of my papers, I am taking full advantage of living in a city like Paris.

It is hard to fathom that my year in Paris has come to an end.

This is it! My year in Paris has come to an end. Perhaps now is a good opportunity to contemplate the lessons learned.