Kingston University

If you're an American student, let me give you a head's up: British students don't normally schedule themselves. They are scheduled by the administration, and if they have a choice between modules, then they are given the opportunity to choose. Thus: there is no module guide with times of lectures and the lecturers teaching them. The two managers of the programme will submit your requests for module scheduling.

The lecturers don't get to know your name. In fact, they don't care to; your relationship with them is strictly professional...or at least that's what it seems like...With second-year and third-year students, they get to know the permanant (not the part-time or temporary) lecturers, and usually are guided by them during their theses and porjects. But with you, they probably won't, unless they are intrigued by your foreign-ness. The politics lecturers: they will say things just to get a rise out of you, just to make you speak up during seminar. Most lecturers are part-time and have jobs full-time elsewhere, so getting ahold of them is very frustrating.

Inform better before you go to the host country, which courses they would credit you. Take care because at our university they take 2 courses to credit one, because of the several weeks missing (trimester)

Not really!

I would recommend to exclude dissertation of period of study then classes would not be finished too soon.

I would suggest a longer lenght of teaching (classes)

give more time to foreing people to do theexams

"Conflict of laws" course very interesting

ninguno

"International Marketing" was the best module I chose - really interesting. The English modules (KLS) are quite good too, although the level depends a lot on the other Erasmus students (who often speak a poor level of English).

ninguno