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My name is Samir Imamović, I come from Jablanica.I am a second year student at the Faculty of Economy at the Dzemal Bijedic University of Mostar.

My name is Elma Orucevic and as a former student and associate of the Dzemal Bijedic University, of Mostar, I was asked to share some lines with current and prospective students. And former ones, in case they are - as I am, (MO)stalgic.

1. Can you introduce yourself? (Name, age, faculty/university)

My name is Magda and I am a 26 years old English philology student from Poland. My home University is Wszechnica Polska in Warsaw.

1. Can you introduce yourself? (Name, age, faculty/university)

Hello, my name is Adrià, I am 21 years old, I’m from Sueca, Valencia, I am an Erasmus student at Džemal Bijedić University of Mostar, I come from Universidad Católica de Valencia (UCV) and I am studying Sports science.

1. Why did you choose BiH in the first place?

I never choose this place. I think is about destiny, because when it opens I started to fill the inscription to apply to Mostar. It was about one colleague who took that decision and he inscribed me. So, I was feeling in all the process that destiny decides on me.

1.Can you introduce yourself? (Name, age, faculty/university)

My name is Helena, I'm 22 years old and I come from Spain, concretely from the University of Santiago de Compostela

1. Can you introduce yourself? (Name, age, faculty/university)

My name is Ammar Šabanović, I am currently 23 years old and Master student at Mechanical Engineering faculty at Džemal Bijedić University of Mostar

Going abroad requires a personal responsibility that goes beyond taking care of the application process or being on time at the airport. Here is the first thing that you have to keep in mind: you are a guest in the new country and as a guest, you should behave with respect towards your hosts. What does it mean in the intercultural communication process? Why is it important?

After FIT Coding Challenge we wanted to know how it is to be a part of it, what happened behind the scenes and what actually FIT Coding Challenge is. We're bringing you an interview with two volunteers, Aida and Mehdija. They are studying at Faculty of information technologies and this is their first time to participate in this event. They say you've got nothing to lose if you join, either as a volunteer, a participant, or a visitor.

Helena studies in Santiago de Compostela in Spain to be a teacher of primary school with a focus on children with special needs. She is one of the first two interns coming abroad with the Erasmus + program and she shared her work experience with us here.