If you want to know what's on offer at one of Europe's most prestigious universities, listen to this podcast in which Filip Romaniuk talks about life in the Netherlands and studying at Technische Universiteit Delft.
Filip Romaniuk
He grew up in Krakow, where he graduated from Adam Mickiewicz High School. For two years he served as director of the Cracow-based company Local Heroes, getting involved in the life of the city and the promotion of small local businesses. He was educated at the Faculty of Architecture at the Silesian University of Technology and Universidade de Coimbra in Portugal, as well as at the Dutch firm Zwarts & Jansma Architecten. He has always been fascinated by the evolution of society, urban development and technological advances. His interests include new technologies, digitalization and programming. One of the founders of the anti-RAMA foundation. He is currently pursuing a degree in architecture at Delft University of Technology.
Questions and scope of the podcast
[0:00]
Give the major and name of the foreign university you are studying at and why did you choose it?
[2:31]
What do you see as the main educational differences between the Polish university and the one you study at? (program, organization of studies, structure, contact with and availability of lecturers, and others)
[8:19]
What is the atmosphere at the university and faculty, what conditions does the university offer?
[10:35]
What is student life like, how much time is taken up by studying and activities at the university, and how much is for pursuing one's passions and social life?
[12:00]
What are the prospects after graduating from the university?
From the podcast series entitled: "All about education - the best universities".
