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    Erasmus Study

    Right so, looks like I might be off on a year of study next year. I have got a few choices, in three countries...

    Sweden
    Belgium
    The Netherlands

    Anyone care to give any opinions on any of the above countries in relation to cost of living, etc. Cost of living will be a big factor.

    I have been to Belgium and The Netherlands before, but my memories are a bit hazy!

    They are all English speaking universities!

    Anyway, the decision has to be made today, so I'm probably leaving it a bit late to be asking.....

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    Quote Originally Posted by Keen2win View Post
    Sweden
    Belgium
    The Netherlands.
    Is it just those three countries? Obviously you are gonna be in a university town so you are not gonna be too remote, i would choose Netherlands, Sweden and Belgium in that order. Sweden would have the highest cost of living i'd imagine, the other two would be the same i think. Netherlands is the easiest to get to i would think, Belgium does have Brussels alright. I suppose look at direct flights and see.
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    Sorry for not getting back to you!

    Been offered Rotterdam, fairly excited tbh! Anyone have anything nice to say about the place?

    Will defo be heading to the football over there. Few football teams around, the main being Feyenoord F.C. Is it expensive to be attending games? I'd prob be better off following one of the smaller teams in the city?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Keen2win View Post
    Sorry for not getting back to you!

    Been offered Rotterdam, fairly excited tbh! Anyone have anything nice to say about the place?

    Will defo be heading to the football over there. Few football teams around, the main being Feyenoord F.C. Is it expensive to be attending games? I'd prob be better off following one of the smaller teams in the city?
    As someone who will be living in Rotterdam get on the Sparta Rotterdam bandwagon. As an LOI fan you'll get used to the pain quickly.

    There's also teams in Dordrecht, Barendrecht and the Hague as well if ya fancy the trip
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    Rotterdam's a nice enough place. You'd expect what you get from a port city and the people are friendly. It's a wee bit rough around the edges though it's close to other major cities that have more to do.

    Agree with BS, Sparta are a team for those who want to suffer! And you're not far away from Germany and it's wonderful leagues!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Spudulika View Post
    Rotterdam's a nice enough place. You'd expect what you get from a port city and the people are friendly. It's a wee bit rough around the edges though it's close to other major cities that have more to do.

    Agree with BS, Sparta are a team for those who want to suffer! And you're not far away from Germany and it's wonderful leagues!
    If he's gonna travel to Germany, he may as well head to Amsterdam and Eindhoven.
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