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11 Reviews Found
Likes
- University promotes research.
- Faculties are very much knowledgeable.
- Faculties encourage you to do the best in academics and they are willing to help you for this.
Dislikes
- Most of the courses strictly focuses on academic research than industry.
- Some programs has large class sizes though this wasn't the case in my program.
- Campus is not big as compared to universities of other countries like UK and US.
- I wasn't able to find the room initially through the student housing. So, I went to the private housing market for the room. I found the room via Kamernet.com, which is very popular in the Netherlands for finding rooms. They charge you approximately 30 euros for a monthly subscription.
- The initial rent was approximately 1000 euros. There are no on-campus rooms here.
- It is very hard to find room if you don't get it via Student Housing. You go to the private market and keep messaging 100 of Landlords and you hear back from only a few of them. Plus, not everyone wants to give room to international students.
- My recommendation would be to be ready mentally that it is not going to be easy and if you don't find the room via Student Housing, be active every day on private housing platforms to find the room. 20 to 25 minutes by the tram from my location.
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Likes
- The university gave me freedom to choose my courses (apart from the mandatory ones) wherein I had the opportunity to explore variety of streams. I chose a course with application of Data in the business world. This was very interesting and life-changing for me, as it gave a glimpse from the applicative point of view.
- The courses are quite pragmatic, teaching concepts used in real world and with variety of projects. Some projects are usually introduced by blooming startups in the Netherlands, and established firms, which not only helped me with practical knowledge but also for networking.
- The university also has tie-ups with many research groups to satisfy your research needs, if you want to have a gist for PhD. It helped me to secure my Thesis projects with one of the research groups.
Dislikes
- The course is fast-paced, you always need to be ahead with your studies to keep on the track. It would be better to have a foundational knowledge before starting the studies.
- Sometimes you feel you are left out, as the course is not theoretical. You have to work hard to keep yourself familiar with the topics you need to study about.
- The university is good, but it doesn't help you with the job hunt. It do provide some networking opportunity, but securing a job is a different hustle there. From my experience, applying on your own only helps.
- I opted for a Student Accommodation, and is off-campus. In the Netherlands, there is no ON-Campus accommodation.
- I opted for housing accommodations during my application process. So, when I received my acceptance, the university introduced me to a third-party housing provider, wherein I got my room. The process was simple, but the university asked for one-time overhead fees.
- I pay around 500 EUR for a room and bathroom. I share the kitchen with around 5 co-tenants.
- For me, the process was smooth in securing a house there.
- Yes, please go for university-guided student accommodations, as they are very clean and comparatively cheap.
- It is a 30-40 minute ride through public transport. There is no specific area for Indian students, as the housing is allocated randomly based on their selected preference.
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