Wittenborg Students

FOOTBALL! Everyone is focused on the FIFA World Cup these days. However, did you know that the actual footballs used in the tournament this time are manufactured in the north-east Punjab city of Sialkot? Sialkot, the 12th most populous city in Pakistan, is the native city of Wittenborg final-year IBA Information Management student, Farhat Siddique.

One of Wittenborg's international students, Ngan Huynh, recently found out what it is like to work at one of the most legendary luxury hotels in the world - the Ritz-Carlton.

How the ancient Chinese 'Art of War' relates to modern day business practices? This was one of the many lessons Wittenborg students learned on their recent trip to Shanghai.

Indonesian student Bertha Tanaem launched her company at the recently held International Fashion Week in Amsterdam. She was one of several Wittenborg students involved in the event.

Norwegian Student, Hanne Garnvik, has grown up learning all the beauty secrets of Norwegian women. Now she wants to share the Scandinavian skin-care routine with the rest of the world by starting a franchise business with exclusive rights to sell all-natural skin-care products in the Netherlands and Belgium from award-winning Norwegian brand Marina Miracle.

Master of Science students recently made a 4-day visit to the UK - a trip which is organised annually by Wittenborg University of Applied Sciences. Besides sightseeing, they also spent a day at Wittenborg's education partner in the UK, the University of Brighton.

Pro-active Wittenborg Student, Witney Laizer, has just been picked as student ambassador for Study in Holland

After a positive experience with a student intern from Wittenborg University of Applied Sciences, the 5-star De Echoput Hotel & Restaurant in Apeldoorn has now taken a second Wittenborg student on board.

Wittenborg MBA student Dilip Ram Vatty has designed a mobile app that can reduce the waiting times in restaurants, while also cutting costs for restaurant owners.