12/07/2026
Hii everyone, and welcome to my (probably for now) last update from Seoul, South Korea! 🇰🇷✨
It’s Jana, your Korean Study Abroad Peer, and for my final post I want to share some impressions and photos from my last few weeks in Seoul. The semester - and with it, my time in South Korea - flew by so fast and I’m incredibly sad that this amazing experience is coming to an end soon.
My final week, including the certificate of completion photoshoot in front of ECC, was full of „lasts“: our last hike, our last trip to N Seoul Tower, our last visit to Gangnam, our last time getting ready together, our last ramen picnic by the Han River, our last time watching the Rainbow Fountain at Banpo Bridge...
I truly enjoyed every single moment of this journey (even studying for exams haha) and met so many wonderful and inspiring people who made my semester abroad so special. Spending a semester in a country you’ve never been to creates a unique bond with the people around you and I’m pretty sure I’ve made friendships that will last a lifetime.
I’m incredibly grateful for the opportunity that TU Graz International and ISEP gave me, because without them I probably would never have experienced all of this or learned so much - not only about South Korea, but also about myself. Looking back, I can only encourage everyone to consider studying abroad. Spending a semester or even a whole year in another country is such a unique and rewarding experience. So trust me, you definitely won’t regret it and TU Graz International offers a wide range of exchange programs, whether you’d like to stay in Europe or explore somewhere overseas.
I hope my posts have been helpful and if you have any questions about Seoul, Ewha Womans University, studying abroad in general or the application and organizational process, please feel free to contact me via my Instagram . I’d be more than happy to answer your questions and help clarify anything you’re unsure about.
Wishing you all the best,
Jana