Norwegian University of Life Sciences

I enjoyed studying at Lincoln in NZ so much that I extended my stay from just one semester to two. My second semester was very demanding with lots do to at Uni, but I still think it was worth staying the whole year.

Lincoln is a peaceful and picturesque place with caring professors and kind individuals. Compared to NMBU back home, the classes were small, which gave more intimate relationships and guidance.

It was the other exchange students I spent most of my time with. Particularly as we all lived in FarmRoad, which was great for meeting each others. Many had shared interests in hiking, climbing, and the great outdoors. This made it easy to make friends to go adventuring with in holidays and weekends. Now I have a great network all over the world. I do miss New Zealand, the other exchange-students, the incredible nature there and the slow lifestyle at Lincoln.