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« Overall, the experience of studying abroad was very beneficial. Prior to visiting Belgium, I already had high expectations for studying at Umons, The Warocqué School of Business and Economics (FWEG). Most of them were met. In addition, I had the opportunity become familiar with the peculiar Belgian culture, as well as to get acquainted with…

« Overall, the experience of studying abroad was very beneficial. Prior to visiting Belgium, I already had high expectations for studying at Umons, The Warocqué School of Business and Economics (FWEG). Most of them were met. In addition, I had the opportunity become familiar with the peculiar Belgian culture, as well as to get acquainted with a new student community. The most important lesson learned during the study abroad program is that you need to adapt to every community which you are a part of, but maintain your unique personality and values. This will help you to fit in, to achieve your goals, and to be more flexible. At the same time, you need to completely rely on yourself but “take” something from opportunities, people, and one-of-a-kind situations in which you have the luck or misfortune to be. Looking back to the five months spent in Mons, I would recommend students participate in a study abroad program because it enhances their mindset and opens doors for students to achieve their professional goals. This experience was very important and decisive for me, since in the near future I plan to continue my education in Belgium as a doctoral researcher. »

Sinara Gharibyan

(Armenia)