/ 7 H S S Ng Chun Yin, Tony (GCS) Jagiellonian University, Poland Krakow is an old city but full of energy. Even though you can see many historical buildings around the city, most people there are students and young. Exchanging in Krakow was an unforgettable experience for me and I really learned a lot from the host university in the past five months. Yeung Chi Huen, Shirley (GCS) Utrecht University, The Netherlands I am very impressed by the city planning of Utrecht. There are more green areas in the city than in HK. The Netherlands is renowned for its huge number of bicycles. Almost every Netherlander has three bikes! Lam Ho Fung (GCS) University of Copenhagen, Denmark All in all, Copenhagen is a nice city to stay. The exchange experience is very unique and special, which brings me a new perspective on things in life. I would certainly recommend the University of Copenhagen and this exchange program to other students. Ng Ting Yin (GCS) The Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Israel I would share an important tip with all prospective exchange students because studying in Israel is very different from studying in Hong Kong. Hong Kong lectures are more instructor-led but the Israeli one is more interactive. Make yourself part of the process and do not be shy to ask for help.
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