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This is what's in MY bag

‘What’s In My Bag’ – University Essentials Edition

Date:21 November 2024
Author:Khushboo

Ah, university life! The magical place where we constantly balance academic wisdom, social adventures, and caffeination. Whether we’re biking for our life to a 9 AM lecture or claiming our spot at the canteen, the backpack is our best companion!

Master's student Kiera Drake

From Psychology to Cognitive Science: What It’s Like to Pursue a Master’s in Computational Cognitive Sciences

Date:12 November 2024
Author:Guest blogger

In today's blog, Master's student Kiera Drake shares with us her experiences following the Computational and Cognitive Sciences programme of the Faculty of Science and Engineering! This Master’s degree programme focuses on cognitive science and...

Mette with their degree

Broad Degree, Endless Opportunities: BSc in Global Responsibility & Leadership for Tomorrow's Change-Makers

Date:01 November 2024
Author:Guest blogger

In this blogpost, Mette, a Global Responsibility & Leadership alumni, will take us through the programme and their favorite courses!

In class at the university

7 Types of Professors You’ll Meet as a University Student

Date:16 October 2024
Author:Khushboo
Professors come in all shapes and sizes—figuratively speaking! Some are the mentors who guide us through both coursework and life decisions, while others might just be there for a chat or a good laugh. They’re a big part of what makes university life so interesting!
Mastering Note-Taking

Mastering Note-Taking: The Art of Collecting Precious (Exam) Knowledge

Date:03 October 2024
Author:Nadejda

The academic year started a month ago and everything is going in full swing. Classes are moving at a faster pace each week, lecture presentations are becoming more complex, seminar interactivity is on the rise, and all this crucial knowledge needs to be...

Su Myat Sandi at a Cafe

My First Weeks at the UG

Date:18 September 2024
Author:Guest blogger

Hi, I’m Su Myat Sandi. I’ve recently begun my new academic journey studying Global Responsibility and Leadership at Campus Fryslân, a faculty of the University of Groningen located in Leeuwarden. The transition to university life has been an interesting...

Prinsentuin Groningen

Cultural Gems of Groningen

Date:21 August 2024
Author:Khushboo
Would you like to explore Groningen beyond the typical university and bar scene that reveals a side of the city full of artistic and historical treasures? Keep reading to take a break from the usual routines and immerse yourself in the diverse cultural experiences that the Groningen province has to offer and you'll definitely discover a new appreciation for the place we spend so much time in!
Friends at uni

7 Types of Uni Roommates

Date:14 August 2024
Author:Khushboo
During our university days, most students share their living space with multiple roommates. You might be preparing to live with someone for the first time or simply moving in with new people. Whether they start as a complete stranger, a friend, or a stranger who becomes a friend, you are sure to encounter various types of roommates and learn different ways to handle each!
Dutch Travels!

Mastering Groningen's Transport: Insider Tips for Stress-Free Travel!

Date:07 August 2024
Author:Khushboo
Welcome to Groningen! As you embark on your student journey here, getting around efficiently will help you make the most of your time. Here’s everything you need to know about transportation in and around this vibrant Dutch city.
Khushboo in the Netherlands

7 Culture Shocks I Got as an International Student

Date:31 July 2024
Author:Khushboo
Living in a foreign country brings new customs, norms, and values that can be challenging to navigate. The culture shock is directly proportional to how different the culture is from your own, and while it can be overwhelming, it's also fun to experience these differences. As an Indian student in the Netherlands, I've faced many culture shocks that have tremendously enriched my experience. Although the initial shock can be daunting, these experiences have helped me grow and learn the most. To all incoming students, keep an open mind, embrace the unfamiliar, and enjoy the adventure—the memories and lessons will be priceless. Happy moving!