Heey, have you missed us? Hope you have, because we are coming with another trio blog!! We’ll talk food! What better thing than that? My world (Zlati’s) rotates around that, among other things, of course, but you get the idea, huge food lover.đ In this blog, we are going to…
During my study exchange last semester, I met a lot of new people. In the end, when leaving, we all said “Let’s meet in the future, let’s plan another trip”..and while this was all uncertain and for the future to decide, we are all still hoping it happens one day….
What is it like to be a Master’s student? In this blog, we follow a week in the life of Eva, a Master’s student at Wageningen University & Research. From attending classes and working on assignments to spending time with friends and exploring student life in Wageningen, Eva shares what…
What happens when you start doing your Bachelor’s thesis at WUR? How does your day look? What do you do? Welcome to a day in the life of a Bachelor’s student at WUR, currently doing their thesis! I’m going to keep it real with you, so this will be a…
Wageningen might be a small city, but it holds a significant place in Dutch history. The connection to the end of World War II is more than just a date on the calendar, it is part of Wageningen’s identity. If you’re unfamiliar with these historical ties, this blog is just…
Conditional vs Unconditional Acceptance at Wageningen: What It Actually Means Applying to Wageningen University & Research can be exciting, but also a little confusing. When I first saw words like âconditional admissionâ and âunconditional admission,â I wondered whether conditional admission really meant I was accepted or not. The good news…
When I first joined Wageningen University & Research (WUR), I honestly had no idea how many platforms I would need to use just to function as a student. Don’t get me wrong, they are all much needed and helpful, but in the beginning, I missed deadlines, got confused with schedules,…
It’s a wrap! The WUR Open Days have officially ended. It was a pleasure to meet so many of you and see how excited you are! In the previous blogs, we have covered how the Bachelor’s and Master’s Open Days went, as well as my experience. Those were held on…
Helloo again! If you follow our latest blogs (or WUR’s news), then you know that the Bachelor’s and Master’s Open Day recently took place. As someone in their last, 3rd, year of Bachelor’s, I had to visit the Master’s Open Day, of course. This time we’re not behind the scenes,…
Thinking of following a masterâs programme at the WUR, but couldnât attend the Masterâs Open Day at the WUR last Thursday? No worries, here you can read the recap thereof! Master’s Market In the Orion building, there were stands of each masterâs programme, where prospective students could chat with current…
It was the weekend, the sun was out, birds were chirping…but Wageningen University was full! How come? Well, it was the Bachelor’s Open Day!! On the 21st of March (Saturday), the Bachelor’s Open Day took place for yet another year, bringing many opportunities and new experiences. If you couldn’t manage…
It is common among working people to procrastinate. But did you know it is two to four times more common among students? As a student, you often have fewer obligations and more freedom to organise your day, which can easily lead to falling into the procrastination rhythm. Recently, I attended…
We are talking about jobs – a topic often sparking a mix of emotions. Taking a turn to adulthood, weâll touch upon a big question that every student faces sooner or later: âWhat am I going to do after my studies?â While I canât give you a clear answer to…
Do you have a pet in your home country? I do and as an international student, I know how hard it is not to be able to see or pet him. This blog is for when you start missing your furry friend a little more than usual. Luckily, Wageningen is…
Days are starting to get longer, but not quite long enough yet. The same goes for the weather warming up. So, if you’re impatient with hands itching to go out in the evening after you are done with classes, here are some ideas on how you can spend those couple…
As I have concluded my MSc studies, I have to also say goodbye to the International Students Team. It has been a great journey, and a very fulfilling one too. This position gave me the opportunity to help countless potential and current students and contribute to the improvement of WUR….
Did you know that last week, on December 4th, the Virtual Open Day (VOD) took place? It was for all prospective students – Bachelors and Masters, EU and non-EU! Presentations about the different study programmes as well as insights into the student life at Wageningen University and Research (WUR) were…
Welcome to another blog of the exchange series! Before, we have covered how to apply for a semester abroad, and I have shared my experience while on exchange in Japan so far. In this edition, I am going to give you some top tips on how to be smart with…
Less than a week ago, WUR hosted its Masterâs Open Day (MOD) for enthusiastic prospective students. The four-hour event was very fruitful, with a lot of attendees present at the event. The MOD took place in one of our main campus buildings – Orion – where we held stands and…
Have you heard other students saying they are “in the Honours” and wondering what’s that all about? If you are a first-year Bachelor’s student looking for a challenge beyond your regular courses, keep reading! The Honours Programme is perfect for those seeking extra-curricular activities and personal development. It is a…
If you want to take on an exciting journey and spend a semester or a year abroad, then Wageningen University (WUR) has just the thing for you – an exchange possibility! Travelling, learning about different academic topics, and experiencing another culture first-hand are all things that happen when going on…
Starting at Wageningen University & Research (WUR) can feel overwhelming. Joining student groups is one of the best ways to make your experience unforgettable. This WUR student associations guide will show you study associations, student associations, international communities, and sports clubs so you can find the ones that match your…
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…
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? Letâs find out! Sustainability Rankings First, you would wonder what…