‘I am blessed with the opportunity to go on an exchange in Copenhagen Business School.
During my stay, I have taken four courses: Doing Business in Europe, Emerging Market, Corporate Strategy and Innovation Management.
Apart from that, I also made use of the free time to travel all around the Europe.
I consider going on an exchange to be the most correct decision in my life.
“I went to Durham University in 2019-2020 for a year-exchange and it has been a great adventure.
Durham, although small, is rich in culture and history, and is famous for its grand cathedral.
St Chads’ college is definitely a highlight of my exchange life.
Thank you, Durham, it has been one hell of a ride!”
‘At first, it was a difficult decision to make to go on a year-long exchange.
I believer joy of life comes from our encounter with new and unique experiences.
The best part about going on exchange was travel, I managed to see 16 countries over the period of 9 months.
‘“Take every chance you get in life, because some things only happen once.”
In January 2019, I took a leap of faith to start my exchange at the Sauder School of Business, University of British Columbia (UBC).
Though my friends always tease me for choosing Vancouver (apparently it is one of the most popular retirement destinations), Vancouver is indeed a nice place to live in.
Living on campus provided me with lots of opportunities to mingle with people.
I am so thankful to what I have experienced and whom I have met in this exchange.
““Singapore has always been my favourite city, and I am extremely grateful to be able to experience and spend a term at the National University of Singapore.
“Exchange isn’t a year in your life, but it’s a life in a year.”””
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