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Hi :) thank you! KTH has one Bachelors programme taught in English at the moment (Information and Communication Technology), the rest is in Swedish. All Master's programmes are in English though!

More to come! :)

@@Happytecture cant wait! :)

Bad habit die hard hahahaha

Thank you Dafnaaa

Glad you think so!

Thank you! Next video coming out next Friday :)

@@Happytecture aight, subscribed! imma be there! :D

Thank you! :)))

@@meriquca it's actually scary hahahahah

@@meriquca yes it was such a lovely daaay 🥰

More coming soon! Thank you <3

I'm glad!

It's called Liljevalchs! It's an art museum and I really recommend going even just to see the building itself! :)

Thanks!!!! @@Happytecture

Hi! Thank you so much! Might be the youtube setting making it blurry but I'll double-check next time :)

Thank you so much! I appreciate this message a lot! :)

You're the best <3

Ooh! I'll have to check this out!

we should go someday!

it was!!! and thank youuuuuuu

Architecture is definitely a demanding course but can be so much fun if it alligns with your interests in creating and designing 🥰 best of luck!

Koln is an amazing destination! I hope you get to see this amazing city soon!

Hey there! Here are my answers to your questions :) (1) Throughout the past two years that I have been studying at QUB I have not pulled ANY all-nighters. The key is good time management and good planning. It depends on the person whether you put yourself under pressure and what your priorities are. I have been in a competitive dance cheerleading team at QUB for these past two years with training one a week, have taken part in language courses, environmental groups and had time to go out with friends, so I truly believe that it all comes down to the organisation of your time :) (2)This is a difficult question because although it is not a typical "learn-things-by-heart" subject it requires a lot of discipline and creativity as well as drive. I don't think it's only for the "straight-A students", but definitely for people that are willing to learn about a wide range of topics such as technology, design, history of architecture and anthropology. People usually drop out usually because of a lack of interest or simply realise that drawing plans, sections, modelling in 3D and studying construction is not for them. Don't overthink it! Everyone has their doubts about their's abilities - so don't be anxious about your results. What is meant to be - will be, so don't stress yourself out I'm sure you'll do great. (3)Surprisingly we don't have much physics involved in the actual degree. Obviously, in the design process, you'll have to take basic knowledge about gravity into consideration :P but you won't be expected to do any extreme calculations on physics in general. You will, however learn a lot about detail construction, materials, drawing skills, computer programmes etc. If I were you I'd probably watch some tutorials on Photoshop or Indesign. You can also play around with CAD. That will put you a bit ahead of the game. However have in mind the fact that the university is going to teach you skills that will be necessary to complete the course so there isn't anything you HAVE to already know 100%. Drawing skills are super useful and the habit of sketching is a huge plus. (4)When it comes to the choice of universities I cannot answer this question. It all depends what you're looking for. Things I took into consideration when applying were: ranking of university (global and in the UK), tuition prices, size of campus (do you want to be in a huge school with massive events and sporting games or do you like the small-town feel?), programme (take a look at university websites or have a look at what the courses actually teach and see if what they offer interests you). I hope this helps. (5)QUB creates lots of opportunities to meet new people when coming to university. There are hundreds of clubs, societies and programmes that I highly recommend joining. Find what interests you, sign up for something along with those interests and you will find like-minded people! Also, architecture is studio-based, which means you will be spending a loooot of time in a hall with all of your classmates so automatically you will make friends with those you spend time with. One thing to remember is that finding your true good friend group takes time. It's super easy though, it's enough to put yourself out there and introduce yourself to people - you will all be in the same boat :) I hope these answers were helpful! If you have any other questions don't hesitate to DM me on Instagram @sara.s.katzer or my architecture account @happytecture All the best :))

Depending on where you come from, the university determines whether you are considered an International or UK student. The fees vary depending on that factor. I recommend checking out the QUB website and search "fees" in the search bar :)

thank youuu :)

It was great fun for first year! It's a great location about 8min-12min away from the main campus with a convenience store around the corner and a supermarket about 10min away. Before COVID there were also a lot of social events and trips that were super cheap or free organised by the accommodation! The staff at the reception is always there to help and are super friendly. I might do a video on the different accommodation options at QUB to give some more insights :)

Ahahaha what a coincidence

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Hi! I just finished first year this May!! You probably worked with us hahaha

@@Happytecture I was in Egle's group if you know her haha I heard the architects weren't very happy with the rest of the structural guys, understandable tho 😂😂😂

@@Happytecture will you be posting more architecture videos when uni starts again? Would be interesting to see hehe I was always torn between Engineering and Architecture haha

@@AtypicalAiza Yes! I'm already planning new videos. Stay tuned!

@@Happytecture omg yeyy I can't wait!!

❤️ I plan to make more videos in the architecture studio next semester, so you'll get more sneak peeks teehee

miss you too :c love xxx

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thank you ❤️

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