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 …
Anne Floor Lanting
Her name is Sabrina
One day before her thirtieth birthday Sabrina Vlaskalic passed away in a traffic accident. The Prince Claus Conservatoire held a …
Lecturers at Hanze: Emily Lewis
‘The international element is what really drives me and keeps me engaged.’ Ohioan Emily Lewis teaches English and International Business …
Why Groningen is nót the best student city
The Canadian city of Montreal was recently crowned the world’s best student city. How do Montrealers at the Hanze, who …
Why swap Dutch for Gobbledygook?
An increasing number of courses at Hanze UAS are being taught in English. The English skills of some teachers seem …
Want to volunteer? Please, learn Dutch
Many international students want to contribute to Groningen’s society by volunteering for charities or non-profit organisations. Yet, it is not …
Inspiration on a hotel bed
Having patiently waited for the international students to first settle in, The Student Hotel Groningen celebrated their opening at the …
ACLO’s weirdest sports
Groningen students can try out almost any sport imaginable at ACLO. Even obscure sports like paddle, floorball and underwater hockey. …
Inviting foreign students into local democracy
International students make up a large part of the Groningen student population. Yet, they are not as involved in the …
7 Euro NS group tickets: Legal or not?
Dutch train tickets are not cheap. A way to save money is to opt for a 7 euro NS Group …
Loes Damhof is Holland’s Lecturer of the Year
Loes Damhof has been elected as Dutch Lecturer of the Year 2016. Becoming a teacher was never her childhood dream, …
Bridging the gap
More and more students from abroad are finding their way to Hanze UAS and the University of Groningen. Yet there …