I feel like at times, tutors have very high expectations and expect students to know things, which results in students not wanting to ask silly questions.

Job seeking is proving more difficult than anticipated. I do not feel that the Uni is active in the support for Job searches, tutors ect. should be concerned by your prospects.

I was put with a lot of international students, that were only there for a few months, this made it difficult to make a good bunch of close friends.

Worst: transport to and from university can be awful at times, and very expensive for what you get. Best: great campus, accommodations, most buildings are relatively new and modern, and the teaching is engaging and well structured. Some very good lectureres and seminar tutors.

Economics: cannot complain, content is challenging and engaging, they manage to almost always provide enough supporting material to prepare for exams and assignments. Clear communication on what is expected from you. French: the teaching is solid and gives plenty of opportunities to practice your language skills, but the content feels at times indoctrinating, trying to push certain opinions onto the students. At times it feels like you can only argue certain points when debating current socio-political issues.

Brilliiant accommodation. Location is great, max 5 minute walk to lectures and seminars, great for what you pay. Only issue I had was the lack of chairs, the table in the kitchen is high and the seats are stools and not chairs.