A new group of MSc students will start their studies at Wittenborg University of Applied Sciences this week, following an intense few days of Introduction Week activities, together with the new intake of HBA (Hospitality Business Administration), representing 14 different nationalities.
First-year student Anna Timofeeva gets to work on some of Apeldoorn’s biggest events - like the recent Apeldoorn Channel Concerts and the forthcoming Apeldoorn Business Awards. How did the Russian native manage to score such a plum position?
International students view the Netherlands as more tolerant and “immigrant friendly” than other European countries, a quick survey among new students at Wittenborg University of Applied Sciences has revealed.
More than 100 new students from at least 25 different countries are expected to start classes on Monday, 2 September, at Wittenborg University of Applied Sciences - pushing its number of student nationalities to well over 100!
A cosmopolitan group of new students from 8 different countries started their classes at Wittenborg Amsterdam this week, preceded by a fun orientation session at their new campus. They are part of the last intake at Wittenborg University of Applied Sciences for the 2018-19 academic year.
Wittenborg University of Applied Sciences welcomed its last group of new students for the 2018-19 academic year at its campus in Apeldoorn this week. The university’s multiple entry-date system allows for 6 student intakes per year. The next entry date will be on 26 August 2019.
A new journey has commenced for the new students of Wittenborg and they are eager to start. Student Representative Matthew Skelhorne attended part of the Introduction Week to get a few words from some newly enrolled students, and to get a sense of their experiences of the Netherlands so far, along with seeking what their goals and aspirations are for the coming years.
Wittenborg welcomed its first group of new students for 2019 this week. About a quarter of them are MBA students.
Most parents have a hard time saying goodbye when their children leave the nest and head off to university. This won’t be a problem for Hanna Abdelwahab, who is joining her two children, Amro and Heba, as students at Wittenborg University of Applied Sciences.
The last group of new students for the 2018 calendar year arrived in the Netherlands to start their studies at Wittenborg University of Applied Sciences this week. Among them, the group boasts 15 different nationalities – Venezuela, Bangladesh, Italian Egypt, Sri Lanka, Zimbabwe, Georgia, India, Vietnam, Iran, Pakistan, Rwanda, the Philippines, Libya and Indonesia.
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