My name is Arthur and I'm from Brazil,
I'm studying Economics in Warwick.
The teaching here is,
I like the idea of seminars and lectures,
because in seminars you get a more direct approach
and in lectures
it is just to ask any, not ask any questions,
but to get more content in your head,
let's put it that way.
The main difference
about the centres in Brazil
and in the UK, because in Brazil you only have seminars
but if you compared it to the
UK seminars is that the UK seminars a lot more discussion based
whereas in Brazil
we were doing what you normally do in a lecture
in a seminar
so yeah. I would say that my biggest challenge was that
in Brazil I really didn't know how to cook,
so when I got here
I was, I did,
I had to learn how to do it
and I would say that now I'm a really good cook,
so, I mean, I don't have a favourite meal,
but I love some pasta, some steak, and
I really like everything,
so it's just a shame
that you can't get some of the stuff in Brazil here
but yeah. You have to adapt a little bit.
Apart from that, living alone was also a big challenge and
I think I overcame these challenges really well.
I found that campus life makes a lot of difference
and you have a lot of facilities,
so for example,
I love to play sports and in Warwick I can do that
three, four times a week,
so this is this is making me really happy, and yeah.