From Czech Republic to Slovakia 🇨🇿➡️🇸🇰 | Kimya’s Journey: Studying Pharmacy at Comenius University

In this episode, Sayantan sits down with Kimya, a bright and ambitious pharmacy student from Iran, currently studying at the Faculty of Pharmacy at Comenius University in Bratislava, Slovakia. Kimya shares her unique journey of transferring from the Czech Republic, where she studied in Hradec Králové, to Slovakia. She opens up about the reasons behind her transfer, how the transition went, and what differences she noticed between studying in the Czech Republic and Slovakia. The conversation dives into various aspects of her student life — from adapting to a new academic environment to managing life in Bratislava as an international student. Kimya also talks about the challenges and opportunities of finding part-time jobs while studying, and how she stays motivated in a demanding field like pharmacy. This interview is full of valuable insights for anyone considering studying abroad, transferring universities, or simply curious about life as a foreign student in Central Europe. Whether you're a future student, a parent, or just someone interested in international education, Kimya’s story will give you a real and relatable perspective. 🎓 Topics Covered: Why she chose Comenius University The transfer process from the Czech Republic Differences in education systems and student support Living in Bratislava as an international student Balancing studies with part-time work Hopes and plans for the future 👉 Watch the full interview to hear Kimya’s honest and inspiring journey! 💬 Have questions or want to share your own experience? Drop a comment below! 🔔 Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and turn on notifications for more inspiring student stories from Slovakia and beyond. #PharmacyStudent #ComeniusUniversity #StudyInSlovakia #InternationalStudents #StudentLifeAbroad #StudyAbroadJourney #IranianStudents #BratislavaLife #StudentTransfer #PharmacySchool #MedicineAbroad #SlovakiaForStudents #StudyInEurope #PartTimeJobs #StudentInterview