The course has been very intense and there has already been a lot of group work, which has been good for getting to know my other course mates and to know some things about Swedish culture.
We did fun things like the egg drop game, where we had straws, paper clips, rubber bands, paper cupcake cups, sticky tape, ear cleaners and a piece of cotton wool and we needed to make a structure that would protect the egg when dropped from eight metres above the ground.
The other great thing we've done in the Entrepreneurship course is to do the start up challenge. On Wednesday we were given 100 SEK (~€10) and we had to come back with as much as possible as we could. The challenge isn't over yet, but we have done fairly well (I won't reveal yet how much we made because of the competition not being over yet). I will also later reveal what we did to get that money.
Of course for class there has been a lot of reading, but somehow it hasn't been too heavy, though it was voluminous.
In all, this course so far is more like entertainment than a Masters program, but I don't mind.
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