Erasmus University Rotterdam - EUR
speciality: Communication

Writing my thesis was an intense but immensely rewarding experience, significantly enhanced by my supervisor’s invaluable guidance and support. From the initial phase of topic selection, where their suggestions helped refine my research question, to the meticulous process of literature review and data analysis, their extensive knowledge proved to be a tremendous asset. They provided practical advice on research methods, reviewed multiple drafts with detailed feedback, and offered constructive criticism that improved my analysis and presentation. Regular check-ins and progress meetings helped maintain my motivation and time management, while their attention to detail in the final stages ensured my thesis met the highest academic standards. Their mentorship extended beyond academic guidance, fostering a research mindset and commitment to excellence that will benefit me in future endeavors. With their unwavering support, the challenging task of writing a thesis became a profoundly enriching academic journey.

It is a very good international university that provides students with numerous advantages. The education is on par with the highest ranked universities in Europe and the international environment enables me to understand different perspectives.

What I really like about this uni is that there is a campus. This is different from other universities in the Netherlands where different faculties are located at other places. It gives a feeling of connecting with others easily. I think we have nice buildings and a good education system. What can be improved is providing more information sometimes. When choosing courses for instance, there is lack of a good explanation of what the course is about.

I enjoyed being surrounded by international students. In programs such as International Communication and Media it improves the discussions in class significantly, contributing to overall awareness. The campus is also very nice and modern!

There are a lot of events happening every day, for every taste, whether it’s just for fun, or to learn something new. You can also organize your own events the uni supports it a lot. It’s big enough to make large events, and not that big for it to be hard to organize and agree on with the university.

In my opinion, it is a great university offering lots of interesting study programs. Usually, they are of great help when you ask for it. However, I feel like in some aspects this is a bit lacking sometimes. The campus is nice although some buildings are a bit old (e.g the G-building). However, they’re continuously trying to improve campus the campus and classes so i feel like they’re doing good in that aspect. All in all, if you’re looking for a nice university in the netherlands, i believe erasmus is a great option

Erasmus University is a great option in my opinion, the teachers are very supportive and truly want you to succeed. The curriculum is filled with a lot of information and allthough sometimes assignments can be a bit difficult, they stimulate you to put in a lot of hard work. This is the type of university where a lot of individual work is required so be prepared for that. Strict attendance rules but in my opinion that’s better for me as a student as it stimulates me to take classess serious. Tuition fees are (at least I can speak for EU) very decent if compared to the quality of education that you are receiving! A top University in Europe for sure!!

EUR is an international university, which provides a wide variety of courses and students can find their preferred areas to learn about. The campus is huge, large classrooms and facilities for students. Professors are supportive, able to deliver information and help with anything. One thing I would improve is the examination process, types of questions and ways of assessment.

People are usually friendly, especially internationals and most teachers are helpful! Workload is manageable, however maximum two attendance rule is a bit annoying. Also facilities besides academics are a bit few, would have liked more.

Overall I would highly recommend going to this university. The facilities are great and the campus is clean and big. Students are offered yearly gym memberships with discounts. The online library provides access to countless materials and resources. We are given access to licenses for tools and programs such as ATLAS.ti or statistical software like SPSS. There are many career and skill-building workshops through out the year. However, keep in mind that for most courses attendance rules are very strict and mandatory (only 2 absences per class allowed).