Tue, Jan 23, 2024

Student Story: Umeå University student, Samuel Steen went on Exchange to the University of Saskatchewan, Canada

University of Saskatchewan, Canada
Photo by Samuel Steen

UArctic's mobility program North2North provided the opportunity for Umeå University student, Samuel Steen to spend a semester at the University of Saskatchewan, Canada

“My name is Samuel Steen and I am a student at Umeå University. This fall, I was an exchange student at the University of Saskatchewan in Canada.

I have always had a great interest in beautiful nature and ice hockey, and have therefore always had a dream of visiting Canada. During my stay in Canada, I got to live my dream and experience big, beautiful cities, amazing nature and a lot of ice hockey.

The University of Saskatchewan was big and very beautiful. Through their sports recreational program, I had the opportunity to play ice hockey and gain experience in Canadian sports and culture as well as make international friends for life.

University of Saskatchewan's sport facilities
Photo by: Samuel Steen

The courses I chose to study included Business, Accounting, Personal Financial Management, Marketing and Organizational Behavior.

My time abroad helped me learn a lot about myself as a person and helped me grow on a personal level. I challenged myself every day by meeting new people in the form of teachers, professors and students, both Canadian and international. I also developed my English skills, both informally and academically which will be useful to me in the future.

Thanks to North2North, I have had an invaluable opportunity to broaden my academic knowledge in business and commerce. Now that I have experienced this semester abroad, I feel more confident with my own studies at my home university and will benefit greatly from what I have learned in Canada.” © Samuel Steen 


Publication date: Tue, Jan 23, 2024

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