The end of my internship: the final product
Special Guest Blogger: Marly van den Boom, MA African Studies So, my internship is ending at the end of March, which means that I have to start to write the … Continue reading
The diaspora within
Guest Blogger: Christen Faver, MA in African Studies For my research I was very fortunate to be invited to join the Living Artists Emporium (hereafter referred to as LAE) in … Continue reading
Why You Should Pursue the Advanced LL.M. of Law and Digital Technologies at Leiden University?
Hello, everyone! This year, I was a student of Advanced Masters of Law and Digital Technologies program here at Leiden University. I am very proud to say that I have … Continue reading
International Leiden Leadership Program (ILLP)
Before starting this year, I was already planning to attend the International Leiden Leadership Program (ILLP). I have heard about this program from my friends who already completed the program. … Continue reading
Finishing All Lectures of Your Master’s Degree
It feels like it is an eternity away when you are struggling through countless assignments, presentations, group projects and exams. All those beautiful days you spend in the classroom … Continue reading
Finishing up a Master Thesis: My Takeways
As the semester comes to an end, many master students are dealing (or struggling) with their master thesis, including me. As I am coming to an end with mine (yayyy), … Continue reading
To Write or Not to Write: How to Find a Research Question
You reached that point in your study where you should find a research question to answer in your thesis. Finding a topic that interests you which is also worth writing … Continue reading
My Semester Abroad in Canada Part 2: A Story of Poutine and Chinooks (Calgary’s Finest in November)
Guest blogger Floris Heidsma is currently studying North American Studies and is in Calgary Canada for his semester abroad. November starts cold for the likes of me. While day-time temperatures … Continue reading
3 months abroad: daily life in Accra, Ghana
Guest Blogger: Eline Sleurink, MA in African Studies What am I doing in Accra? For the past 2.5 months I have been based at Impact Hub Accra, Ghana, as … Continue reading
And there is coffee, too! – on studying Stats
What are the first things that come to your mind if your read the term “Statistics”? Misleading graphs in newspapers, exit polls on election day or maybe something about probabilities … Continue reading
