7 Facts to Know About Leiden University
Whether you already are a student or planning to apply for, there are some key facts you should know about Leiden University. 1. Oldest university in the Netherlands Established by … Continue reading
Holidays for a day?
Of course, many of us have made UB their living room since upcoming exams, deadlines and presentations don’t leave a lot of spare time. But, even though May at university isn’t that pretty, … Continue reading
BA “International Studies” Graduation in the Pieterskerk
What a wonderful day! To be said in advance: The ceremony in the church was professionally organised with a lot of heart, which created an unforgettable experience to conclude … Continue reading
Thank You, and See You!
Leiden University, thank you for everything, and see you later!
Back to The Hague
Moving back to The Hague is exciting, but there are things that I miss about Leiden. Check out this post if you are interested to know the details!
Summertime in The Hague
Most international students tend to go home at some point during the summer holidays, or travel around a bit. But for those who are still in The Netherlands during the … Continue reading
That Feeling of Belonging
Let’s start with a warning: I am likely to write several “Saying Goodbye” or “As The End Approaches” sort of posts in the upcoming months, especially since I like to … Continue reading
Throwback: China in The Hague and sweet memories of celebration
The last few months have been Hell! My savings are finishing, looking for a job is hard when you’re still studying and don’t have much time, and especially THESIS!! It … Continue reading
What’s It Like To Be A Third Year? – Second Semester
This is a follow up to the post: What’s It Like To Be A Third Year? – First Semester I’ve had a very different outlook as I came back from … Continue reading
What’s It Like To Be A Third Year? – First Semester
When it comes to the BA International Studies program, the third year first semester is where you have the most space for movement and choice. Until this point most classes … Continue reading
