[ginister]

Yes, I know, very poorly worded, but what I'm trying to see is if there's good night-life and if it is easy to make friends if you're studying in a non-English speaking country. I'm looking at this course currently http://www.eunicas.ie/index.php/euni...media-570.html and wondering if I take it, will there be many others that I can converse with? I'm very computer-oriented as you have probably guessed but the concept of a German university worries me simply because there won't be many English speakers there too. Can anyone confirm/deny?

[UPPSY]

Google ex-pat community and where the course is
also as the course is linked with a uni in CorkIreland then there should be people on the course as well.
Finally Rainbow Dash? really Pinkie Pie is where it’s at

[cambio wechsel]

(Original post by ginister)
... the concept of a German university worries me simply because there won't be many English speakers there too.

most German university students today speak very good English.

[ginister]

(Original post by UPPSY)
Google ex-pat community and where the course is
also as the course is linked with a uni in CorkIreland then there should be people on the course as well.
Finally Rainbow Dash? really Pinkie Pie is where it’s at

Very good. Thanks very much :P

[don_lad_]

there are only 3 and they all live in a small flat in Luxembourg

[ginister]

(Original post by don_lad_)
there are only 3 and they all live in a small flat in Luxembourg

Thank you for that insightful input!

[Andre93]

Yes Germans speak English well. No worries there. You'll meet new people and cultures too, which can be good.

[ginister]

(Original post by Andre93)
Yes Germans speak English well. No worries there. You'll meet new people and cultures too, which can be good.

True. I just don't want to feel particularly outcast since it's not exactly in my comfort zone living so far away! I guess that's a given though :P Thank you!