Moving into your student home is exciting, but let’s be honest, furnishing it can get expensive fast. Luckily, living in Wageningen means you don’t have to spend a fortune to make your place cozy and functional. With some creativity, patience, and a bit of online treasure hunting, you can furnish…
Chasing deadlines again? Having too much on your plate with studies, extracurricular activities and personal life? Trying to manage a hundred things? Why does it always happen like that? Don’t worry, you’re not alone! In this blog, I’ve gathered some tips on “perfecting” your day and achieving an organised routine…
When I first found out I was accepted to Wageningen University, I was over the moon. But after the excitement wore off, I suddenly realized that I had no idea how to actually prepare for life in the Netherlands. Looking back, I wish someone had told me a few simple…
In our previous blog, we have explained what AID is all about. Now that the AID 2025 is over, we have collected student experiences and stories to share with you – from both a participant and a mentor. Curious about how it went? Take a look below! “At the beginning,…
The Annual Introduction Days (AID) begun last Friday, 15 august in Wageningen, bringing the city to life in a new level. Curious about what’s been going on and what AID is all about? Let me take you through it! What is AID? When I first arrived in Wageningen, I wasn’t…
Being a student sometimes means living on a budget between tuition fees, groceries, and accommodation rent. Costs can add up quickly, but there’s some good news! Did you know that you may be eligible to receive compensations from the Government? They can be about rent, healthcare and childcare, but in…
Did you know that one of the selling points of WUR is its strong reputation in sustainability? WUR has been ranked in top spots in sustainability rankings, showing its commitment to environmental responsibility. But what exactly are these sustainability rankings? Let’s find out! Sustainability Rankings First, you would wonder what…
I know what you’re thinking: “How many more things are there?! Am I not done with everything already – application, admission, housing, documentation?” There are a couple more things that you still have to do once you come to Wageningen. Lucky for you, you’ll have them listed and discussed in…
My first academic year as a Master’s student has come to an end, and it has been a time of growth, learning, and personal achievement. One of the most meaningful accomplishments has been the healthy habits I developed during my studies at WUR. Living in Wageningen has a unique way…
As the countdown begins for your journey to Wageningen, I know exactly what you’re feeling. Excitement, nervousness, maybe even a little bit of stress. Two years ago, I was in your shoes: booking flights, looking for housing, and wondering what student life in the Netherlands would be like. That’s why…
Working while studying? Yes, it’s totally doable to have a part-time job and here’s how Wageningen Students do it! Whether you’re looking to earn some extra cash or gain work experience, there are some opportunities for you out there.Before we begin, be sure to also read through this blog for…
Having a part-time job while studying at WUR is a great way to earn some extra cash and get real-life experience. It also allows you to increase your network within the work field. If you are planning to work while studying at WUR, you need to know a few things,…
Hey everyone, it’s Devi again! 🌱 This blog comes straight from a recent Instagram Q&A session where lots of future WUR students reached out with questions, and trust me, I totally get it. Moving to a new country and starting university can feel both exciting and a little overwhelming. When…
WUR offers many opportunities for students to engage in various academic activities in different ways, including field trips and excursions. The most prominent one among students is the European Workshop Environmental Sciences and Management (EUW). I had the utmost opportunity to participate in this workshop in the beautiful city of…
Hey everyone! This is the third blog in the sequence about WUR’s international representatives, and it is in collaboration with Ryan Huang, representing us in Taiwan! Introduction You have probably heard of Wageningen University & Research (locally referred to as ‘WUR’) having international representatives, but do you actually know what…
It is considered an important event because it reflects on freedom, democracy and the importance of living in a free society. To celebrate the absence of war and the restoration of the state, people in the Netherlands organise large-scale events such as parades, festivals and concerts. On that day, provincial…
Welcome back to our sequence featuring WUR’s international representatives! As promised, here is another blog where you’ll have the opportunity to get to know our representatives and their role. In today’s blog, you will meet Ponti Caroline from Indonesia. Take a look at what she shared with us and learn…
On March 27, 2025, Wageningen University & Research (WUR) hosted its Master’s Open Day, welcoming prospective students from multiple nationalities. The event provided a great opportunity for attendees to explore study programmes, interact with faculty members, and gain insights into student life at Wageningen. One of the most engaging parts…
Have you noticed how students and people of different ages have been rushing to SoLow and other shops to grab colourful costumes and makeup? The excitement was undeniable as everyone geared up for the festivities. That’s because they were getting ready for Carnival—a vibrant tradition that brings people together in…
You have probably heard of Wageningen University & Research (locally referred to as ‘WUR’) having international representatives, but do you actually know what their role is and who they are? Wageningen University’s representatives are entitled to represent and promote the University internationally in their country! Despite them currently living in…
You know you want to attend an open day (good choice!) but you have two options – virtually or on campus. Making the excursion to the university itself might be a travel dilemma and virtual events are stereotyped as boring. What do you do? To help you make a more…
A few days ago, a truly delicious event took place at WUR’s Axis building. We’re talking here of course about the second edition of the Great WUR Bake Off! It’s one f the many fun contests we have in Wageningen (you can read about others in this previous blog post!)….
It is that time of the year again – Soil Drilling Championship is upon us! “What is that?”, you ask. Well, it is one of the many crazy competitions that you can join as a Wageningen University & Research student. In this blog I would like to tell you a…
Wageningen University hosts a very well equipped and modern sport facility – De Bongerd. It offers around 70 different kinds of sports that students can enjoy for a fraction of the price that they would pay at a regular gym. This variety can be almost overwhelming and it can be…
Wageningen is a hub for living sustainably not only for the Netherlands, but the whole world. In fact, last year Wageningen University was proclaimed to be the most sustainable university in the world for seventh consecutive year! It goes without saying that we students also play a part in creating…