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Corona Update #7: Hunan helps Groningen, Hanze goes full digital

Corona Update #6: students can terminate room, exams proceed

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Corona Update #5: Foreign students isolated, stricter rules in NL

Everything you need to know about corona as a student in Groningen, you will find in our daily video update. …

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Corona Update #4: internships cancelled, landlord lowers rent

Everything you need to know about corona as a student in Groningen, you will find in our daily video update. …

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Corona Update #3: travel problems, movie tips, volunteer work

Everything you need to know about corona as a student in Groningen, you will find in our daily video update. …

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Corona Update #2: Hanze donates face masks, Vindicat babysits

Everything you need to know about corona as a student in Groningen, you will find in our daily video update. …

Corona Update #1: daily video update for students

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The Dutch Erasmus Experience

We gathered a group of students who finished their Erasmus period in Groningen and asked them about their experience. What …

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How do international students live in Groningen?

Not all internationals in Groningen live in one of the big international student houses. Many find their own studios, live …

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Video Games and Cerebral Palsy

Jeroen Beersma has Cerebral Palsy, a brain injury he sustained during birth due to a lack of oxygen. He loves …

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Temple: from illegal day rave to techno events

A music collective, Temple, consisting of six Dutch, German and Czech students (David Zubrycky, Frederic Blindow, Jonas Zitter, Keanu Dirks, Nils Ehrsam and Tomas Bim) has recently emerged in Groningen, creating events with a unique underground vibe. With electronic music that includes techno, dub and house, the students aim to create events that blur the lines between audio and visual experiences. Hanzemag talked to Keanu and Frederic to...

Justus Madaus

Beer, games, and climate change

We are just living our lives: studying, traveling, buying cheap food, not thinking too much about climate change and its consequences. Why do we choose to ignore these important threats? Tania Ouariachi and Lynette Germes, from the Professorship of Communication, Behaviour & The Sustainable Society at Hanze, give us some clues. Despite abundant evidence about climate change - floods, droughts, fires,...

Tatiana Coba

Hanze's international entrepreneurs

About six percent of the international graduates at Dutch universities start a business in the Netherlands. What about Hanze’s international graduates? Henrikas Gelgota (25) came to Groningen in 2013 to study International Business. In the second year of his bachelor, the Lithuanian decided to start his own business. He has been running Bikes in Groningen, a cycle shop in Sint Jansstraat,...

Anne Floor Lanting