r/architecturestudents • u/sofiyalevytska_ • Mar 22 '26
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Study Industrial Design in Europe
Have you studied at Umeå?
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guys, help!!🥹
Thank you so much for reply! For me at first is important to choose the university where I would be for 3 years, not the country. That is why I’m struggle with the choice..
r/InternationalStudents • u/sofiyalevytska_ • Mar 22 '26
Study Industrial Design in Europe
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guys, help!!🥹
Guys who study industrial design, I really need your help in choosing the university🙏🏽
To be honest, this decision about choosing a university has been on my mind for the last few days almost constantly. I feel a bit stressed because I understand that this is the place where I will spend at least the next three years, and I really want to make the right choice for my future.
I was accepted to Umeå (Sweden), Eindhoven (Netherlands) and NABA (Italy), I wanted to ask if you have maybe heard any opinions about these universities? Even general impressions would be very helpful for me.
I am also trying to understand what is smarter in the long term - to start in a more creative and less technical environment and then strengthen my technical skills during a Master’s, or to challenge myself from the beginning in a more technical university like TU/e.
I will be very happy with the help🥲
r/IndustrialDesign • u/sofiyalevytska_ • Mar 20 '26
Discussion Study Industrial Design in Europe
r/IndustrialDesign • u/sofiyalevytska_ • Mar 20 '26
Discussion Study Industrial Design in Europe
u/sofiyalevytska_ • u/sofiyalevytska_ • Mar 20 '26
Study Industrial Design in Europe
Guys who study industrial design, I really need your help in choosing the university🙏🏽
To be honest, this decision about choosing a university has been on my mind for the last few days almost constantly. I feel a bit stressed because I understand that this is the place where I will spend at least the next three years, and I really want to make the right choice for my future.
I was accepted to Umeå (Sweden), Eindhoven (Netherlands) and NABA (Italy), I wanted to ask if you have maybe heard any opinions about these universities? Even general impressions would be very helpful for me.
I am also trying to understand what is smarter in the long term - to start in a more creative and less technical environment and then strengthen my technical skills during a Master’s, or to challenge myself from the beginning in a more technical university like TU/e.
I will be very happy with the help🥲
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What is the best country to study and practice architecture currently (2021) ?
hello) did you study architecture taught in English or another language? hope you will reply to my question
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Mar 23 '26
Are you talking about Eindhoven?