Burgundy School of Business (BSB)

Most of the big nightclubs are outside the city so you need a car to get there. In the city, we were most of the time either in club jamaica or in Atmosphere, where the owner knew us quite well after the semester...An event one should not miss is the student board campaign usually in March or April. It consists of two separate groups that are applying for the student board positions and are trying to get people at their side by organizing parties and different kinds of events. I can assure that it was the most fun I had during my stay!

the university had dorms but I didn't visit them as I lived independently.

I had been studying french for a long time but this year improved it more than the previous years combined. Not only did I learn the business vocabulary but also the everyday slang that french people use very much in their conversations. It was a great experience from the language point of view!

I experienced a great year all in all and so did most of the other exchange students. Dijon is a very nice small city that is perfectly located for traveling and yet has much to offer itself. It is a very french city, much more than the cosmopolitan Paris or the southern cities of Marseille or Nice.

There is a very weird housing tax that is collected from the tenants that surprised us and that we thought was illegal but in the end it we found out that it is a common procedure in France.