Tuesday, 15 July 2025

Vote now: Which video should win the Tell Your Mobility Story Award?

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Take part now and vote for the best entries until 20 July!

Arqus has launched the Tell Your Mobility Story competition: This called on Arqus students to create a short video showcasing their unique international mobility experiences.

Students shared the highlights, challenges and surprises of their journey, from pre-departure plans to adventures in the lecture theatre and lifelong friendships.

Videos can be submitted in two categories:

  • Mobility Stories: Students share their experiences and inspire future exchange students. They provide insights into how international mobility can be both challenging and enriching.
  • Green mobility: Students have recorded videos in which they share their sustainable tips and experiences during their international mobility.

And this is how you can vote: Simply watch the videos on YouTube and like your favourite(s). The videos with the most likes on YouTube win! Voting is open until 20 July.

 

Green Mobility Playlist: https: //www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLxVM1tcZ7t1ZxgpL_7OEWK5hTVVKx55MX

Mobility Story Playlist: https: //www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLxVM1tcZ7t1bjSAjkXtB04oGifur2qZGP

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