Hey, really nice vlog. Can you post a video about how you got into UNIL and what are you studying and working and what are the requirements for a particular masters to get into, how tough or easy it is to get into UNIL. Obviously this would help me and many of the students planning for switzerland and anything you would like to add in general or specific that a student should know. Would really appreciate your efforts for it. Looking forward to get an informative video about the same. 0:02
Hello there, I only did an exchange semester at UNIL who is a partner school with my home university. Applying for an exchange semester is definitely easier than applying to get a degree at UNIL. Sorry I couldn’t help more on this matter!
Hello there! As exchange students at HEC, you are eligible to apply for student housing with FMEL. It is an organization that provides housing for students in UNIL/EPFL and some other schools. It is not guaranteed that every student can get accommodation with them but the chances are pretty high. I stayed in FMEL Cèdres and I was doing exchange at HEC Lausanne too 😊
Wonderful vlog! And if you don't mind me asking what is the language requirement for their degrees? Do they have any that are taught in English? And how would you describe the cost of living?
Hi, I was studying business with HEC, there were about 30% of courses offered in English. I would say knowing both French and English is a plus but English can be the minimum requirement. Cost of living is definitely on the higher end but this also depends on where you come from and that difference gap may be bigger or smaller. I was spending around $3K CHF per month including accommodation, transportation, food and other expenses.
Hello, I am not sure what your purpose of trip to Lausanne/Ecublens is, but it is definitely difficult to find “low budget stays” there. If you have any friends or family in that area, definitely reach out to them. If you are a student still looking for accommodation, I would suggesting asking the school/FMEL if any tenants are subletting for a short time! Hope that helps
Absolutely love your page! I'm in Lausanne and also a sound engineer student! Would lo collaborate on the sound quality (it's already very good ;) and why not do a french-english tandem? Let me know if interested ;)
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Hey, really nice vlog.
Can you post a video about how you got into UNIL and what are you studying and working and what are the requirements for a particular masters to get into, how tough or easy it is to get into UNIL. Obviously this would help me and many of the students planning for switzerland and anything you would like to add in general or specific that a student should know. Would really appreciate your efforts for it. Looking forward to get an informative video about the same. 0:02
Hello there, I only did an exchange semester at UNIL who is a partner school with my home university. Applying for an exchange semester is definitely easier than applying to get a degree at UNIL. Sorry I couldn’t help more on this matter!
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I thought I would snowy when I first heard Switzerland 😂😂
Lol I suck at editing vids I need someone to teach me
Hi, i saw you fly your drone. Are there any permits neede to fly your drone? Thank you
Hi there, drones permits are not required for those under 250g which are the dji minis.
Hey! Thanks for the video.I know I'm 4 months late, but just wanted to know, does HEC Lausanne provide accommodation to exchange students?
Hello there! As exchange students at HEC, you are eligible to apply for student housing with FMEL. It is an organization that provides housing for students in UNIL/EPFL and some other schools. It is not guaranteed that every student can get accommodation with them but the chances are pretty high. I stayed in FMEL Cèdres and I was doing exchange at HEC Lausanne too 😊
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Wonderful vlog! And if you don't mind me asking what is the language requirement for their degrees? Do they have any that are taught in English? And how would you describe the cost of living?
Hi, I was studying business with HEC, there were about 30% of courses offered in English. I would say knowing both French and English is a plus but English can be the minimum requirement.
Cost of living is definitely on the higher end but this also depends on where you come from and that difference gap may be bigger or smaller. I was spending around $3K CHF per month including accommodation, transportation, food and other expenses.
Hi sister...I'm planning to visit Lausanne (or Ecublens) can you suggest me low budget stay for 20 days..
Hello,
I am not sure what your purpose of trip to Lausanne/Ecublens is, but it is definitely difficult to find “low budget stays” there. If you have any friends or family in that area, definitely reach out to them. If you are a student still looking for accommodation, I would suggesting asking the school/FMEL if any tenants are subletting for a short time! Hope that helps
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Please let us know ur admission process in a video , lots of love from India’s ❤
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Absolutely love your page! I'm in Lausanne and also a sound engineer student! Would lo collaborate on the sound quality (it's already very good ;) and why not do a french-english tandem? Let me know if interested ;)
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