First 2 years of education students of Windesheim Honours College live and study together in the student residence, located in the historical centre of Zwolle. This unique feature significantly helps college students with housing and allows them to form an international learning community which can benefit them in the number of ways.

Many Brazilian students crossed the borders of their country this academic year in order to obtain new study experiences at foreign universities. One of them, Guido Guimbard, chose Wittenborg University of Applied Sciences for his abroad education, and became one of 350 student from Brazil who came to the Netherlands this year. Now, few weeks within his studies, Guido shares first experience about Wittenborg UAS, his course, and the city of Apeldoorn.

Monica Pranato, an Indonesian student at NHTV Breda University of Applied Sciences, talks about studying International Game Architecture and Design at the Bachelor’s level, with her specialisation in Indie Game Development.

Tamara Buzyuk, student of Media and Entertainment Management (MEM) at Stenden University of Applied Sciences, tells about this Bachelor's programme, its importance, structure, facilities, and goals.

On its efforts to connect with the most remarkable global talents, Nyenrode Business Universiteit organizes On-Campus Business Games, an on-site competition where talents from all over the world get together at Nyenrode’s 13th Century estate to solve a real-life business case. Winners of this competition will get a full-tuition revolving scholarship worth 24,000 EUR for Nyenrode Master of Science in Management full-time program starting in August 2013.

Sanjeev Delip Kumar, a student from the UK, shares how he decided to study abroad at the Emmen campus of Stenden University of Applied Sciences. Sanjeev is taking the International Business and Languages programme and shares his first impressions about the school, city, and the Netherlands in this testimonial.

Inholland University of Applied Sciences offers students the opportunity to contribute to the spreading and sharing of knowledge. Students can choose from a variety of programmes and locations to study. Focusing on competence-based learning and entrepreneurship, students have the chance to learn and practice the skills necessary to thrive in their careers. Here are the stories of two students doing just that!

Anna Titova, a student from Saxion University of Applied Sciences, tells a story about her first day in Holland, how she got to her new home and started a new life.

Student story about study on International Biomedical Engineering Programme at the School of Engineering, Hanze University Groningen, University of Applied Sciences.

Igor Sinitsin is a Latvian student in his first year of an International Business and Management Studies (IBMS) programme at Hanze UAS. In his short time in Groningen, he has already had some great experiences.