Student review [#41955]
for Information and Communication Technology Engineering
at Amsterdam University of Applied Sciences
Amsterdam, The Netherlands
Information and ...
27 Nov, 2022
Idris
NG
Being taught in Dutch language was interesting.
I would have liked that the course was taught in English Language, because the course was English Language oriented (Information and Communication Technology). However, the experience was very pleasant. I had the opportunity to learn Dutch Language.
Programme: Information and Communication Technology Engineering
Degree: Bachelor's
Graduation: 2022
Delivery Type: On Campus
Campus: Amsterdam, The Netherlands
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