
Per, who is originally from Denmark, has adopted a kid from the Xinjiang province in China and has been there several times. He actually just came back from Beijing since he was there as a part of a delegation when a couple of Swedish universities opened offices at Peking University and Fudan university (Link in Swedish).
Magnus, who has a very colorful homepage, is actually a director at the university. Might open some doors for me.
Perhaps my fellow classmates recognize these guys from the Electronic Measurement course.
Anyway, I passed the Complex Variables exam that I wrote a month ago! In the new course 48 out of 89 students passed. I think normally there are around 100-110 students left after a year from the 140 accepted. So, half of the students that grade (not including older students) will have to spend Christmas studying.
When I get my funding application ready I will probably book a flight in the middle of January. Next Wednesday (15th November) I will fly back to Belgium, then the 20th of December I will come back to Sweden to celebrate Christmas with the family and Wen. In January I will hopefully finish off my final exams (Fourier Analysis & Solid State Physics).
4 comments:
Baober congratulations!!! Let's work hard together and we both will pass all our exams and complete our theses!
Bon courage!
Hugs,
Wen
... and live happily ever after!
;)
Hoooray!!
Sounds good, Johan, your life is coming together fine it seems (about damn time, too). Maybe you can give me a few hints when it will be time for me to do the same, hahaha.. :-P Let´s meet up in Sweden sometime after I´ll be back on the 10th, aight?
Chau,
E.
10th what? December? January? 2010?
I'll be back with Wen December 20th and then I will write an exam in January. Hopefully by then I have landed a really cool (new) project. If not.. then I'll become a lab-rat for the rest of my days.
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