Wanting to learn political structures and new technological approaches to an administration led me to start my education with Political Science. Of course, I had to start with the basics including political philosophy and theories that only helped to better understand contemporary institutional structures on state and multinational levels. I was part of some debates organized by the political science club of the faculty. Ethics and law were a big part of the subjects in the program. In the 3rd semester, I was able to study programming at the university by signing up for an extra course in a different department. Nevertheless, I was able to implement some of those classes into my graduation thesis and further work on technological advancement in the administrative sector.

European Politics is a serious program with an adaptive curriculum that you can work around even if you are a worker. I was a student and at the same time, I found a student job on campus. I was helped a lot by some of the nice people at the student office and the organization of politology students. I was part of some interesting club meetings and discussions that would happen regularly at the department. Our extracurricular activities were always linked somehow to what we were doing in class. The professors were available often for consultations in as well as out of their working hours. I had a challenging experience during the last year to write my graduation thesis but I was greatly assisted by my advisor professor and I will remember him for that. Overall strong and nicely distributed education over the course of study.