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	ONLINE SURVEY ON EXCHANGE STUDENTS SATISFACTION
	Each semester, students who have been studying at USI as part of a study abroad programme are asked to evaluate their time spent here. The main goal of this survey is to know the opinions of our guest students on the University. Here you find the main results of the online survey completed in the month of May.
	DISCOVER TICINO: A TRAIL THROUGH MYSTERIOUS LUGANO
	In order to explore famous sights and to discover less known hidden areas of Lugano, we invited our incoming exchange students to join a treasure hunt: a good combination of fun, orienteering, art and problem-solving. For those who could not participate, here is a brief description of some of the places along the walk.
	DISCOVER AN USI PARTNER UNIVERSITY: BAMBERG UNIVERSITY
	With the current issue we decided to launch a new section of the newsletter entitled "Discover an USI partner university". We start with Otto-Friedrich-Universität Bamberg, described in the words of our colleague Davide Bacchini, International Office Coordinator, and Matteo Da Ros and Fabian Herreiner who are currently on a SEMP exchange at USI.
	INTERESTED IN STUDYING ABROAD AND WANT TO KNOW MORE?
	We kindly invite you to our two information sessions. On October 19, in the Auditorium, from 12:30 until 13:30, exchange programmes, partner universities, application procedures, scholarships, etc. will be presented. The new edition of the Study Abroad guide will also be distributed. On November 16, in the Aula Magna Foyer, selected exchange universities will be present to meet with you.

Why this newsletter

“Come and go” is the International Relations and Study-abroad newsletter which aims at keeping our readers up-to-date on the latest news and events related to our activities. It is published 4 times per year and reaches approx. 4’000 readers, in particular USI students, faculty and staff, incoming students and staff from our many partner universities and other collaborators. We do hope you will enjoy reading it!