I really like how the school offers international opportunities right from your bachelor’s degree. In your very first year, you can do a summer project in New York, participate in LIMUN in the UK, or go on an Erasmus exchange during your final year of the bachelor’s.
They also have high expectations regarding languages, especially English and Dutch. Even for your third language, depending on which one you choose, you will have a solid foundation once you graduate. So if you’re looking for something that will push you internationally, it’s a really good school.
Regarding campus life, the campus for the first year is very practical. However, the one for the end of the bachelor’s and master’s is quite far away, and there are only a few options to access it. Also, the cafeteria on any campus is expensive.
Regarding the schedule, the second year was horrific. We had very long days with a lot of classes, and I felt the semester wasn’t well structured. The workload was way too high in the second semester, and I barely had time for my student job. I hope this will change for the students next year.