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Het is de week van de internationale student. Centraal staat het opdoen van een internationale ervaring. Wist je dat dit breder is dan enkel naar het buitenland gaan? Internationale competenties opdoen kan ook met internationalisaton at home (IaH).

In deze nieuwe podcast gaan we in op een veelbesproken onderwerp: internationalisation at home. Wat is dat nu eigenlijk? En hoe ziet dit er uit in de praktijk? We gaan in gesprek met expert Eveke de Louw van de Haagse hogeschool en het lectoraat Global Learning. Ook studenten Thijs (Windesheim), Jan (HAN) en Alex (Hogeschool Leiden) sluiten aan en delen hun ervaring.

How do international students cope with the student housing shortage in the Netherlands, and the reluctance of Dutch students to open their doors to internationals? What monthly rent should international students expect and what are the benefits of mixed housing?

In this podcast, hosted by Mike Cooper, students Andreas Bayuseno, Lara Koeman, Andreas Bayuseno and Francisco Guevara share their experiences with the dire student housing situation in the Netherlands.

- Study in NL: www.studyinnl.org

- Housing Hotline: dutchstudentunion.nl/housinghotline/

- Wil Weg: www.wilweg.nl

In this special WilWeg and StudyInHolland podcast we will talk about all things related to student well being. From anxiety to depression and from loneliness to performance pressure. International student Anna and Dutch student abroad Durkje will tell their stories about the challenges of studying abroad as well as the importance of finding help from the perspective of students. They are joined by Thomas Bijl from student platform Frisse Gedachtes and Ellen van Veen from the Dutch expertise centre of inclusive education, ECIO who explain the importance of the role of Dutch institutions and give peer-to-peer solutions to make it trough difficult times.

In deze podcast vertellen studenten Fatima, Soraya, Marvin en Durkje over hun buitenlandervaring die niet helemaal natuurlijk tot stand kwam. Want wat als je ouders hebt die niet willen dat je gaat? Of wat als je de eerste in je familie bent die naar het buitenland gaat maar het je ouders niet zoveel interesseert? Of wat doe je als je dyslexie hebt en je een studie in een andere taal wil gaan doen? We bespreken het met deze vier ervaringsdeskundigen en hopen met hun inspirerende verhalen jou verder te helpen met je studie, stage of tussenjaar in het buitenland.

Loneliness, stress, homesickness or simply not feeling your best whilst studying abroad? In this podcast we talk about the importance of student well being with two experts on the topic: WilWeg ambassador Danique van der Snoek and Study in Holland ambassador Ecatarina Grogierev. Plus, we give you some advice on where and how to find help!

Door corona is een tussenjaar, stage of studie in het buitenland niet meer zo vanzelfsprekend. Maar het kán nog wel!

In deze podcast vertellen Maika, Lotte en Vincent hoe zij hun buitenlandervaring in Indonesië, Schotland, Duitsland ... en hun eigen studentenkamer coronaproof hebben gemaakt.

Ook spreken we over de buitenlandvoorlichting tijdens de International Days, met organisator Joris.

WilWeg podcast #1 - Naar het buitenland tijdens corona?

Our People Abroad is Nuffic's podcast series in which journalist Mike Cooper interviews the directors and chief representatives of the 10 Nesos, Netherlands Education Support Offices, around the world. The directors talk to Mike about their lives overseas and their work for the Dutch higher education sector.

The Netherlands Education Support Offices are located in countries that are strategically important for Dutch higher education: Brazil, China, India, Indonesia, Mexico, Russia, South Africa, South Korea, Turkey and Vietnam. They were set up with funding from the Dutch Ministry of Education, Culture and Science.

Our People Abroad is Nuffic's podcast series in which journalist Mike Cooper interviews the directors and chief representatives of the 10 Nesos, Netherlands Education Support Offices, around the world. The directors talk to Mike about their lives overseas and their work for the Dutch higher education sector.

The Netherlands Education Support Offices are located in countries that are strategically important for Dutch higher education: Brazil, China, India, Indonesia, Mexico, Russia, South Africa, South Korea, Turkey and Vietnam. They were set up with funding from the Dutch Ministry of Education, Culture and Science.

In this episode of Our People Abroad we talk to Sander Verkijk, Chierf Representative Officer of Neso Mexico

Our People Abroad is Nuffic's podcast series in which journalist Mike Cooper interviews the directors and chief representatives of the 10 Nesos, Netherlands Education Support Offices, around the world. The directors talk to Mike about their lives overseas and their work for the Dutch higher education sector.

The Netherlands Education Support Offices are located in countries that are strategically important for Dutch higher education: Brazil, China, India, Indonesia, Mexico, Russia, South Africa, South Korea, Turkey and Vietnam. They were set up with funding from the Dutch Ministry of Education, Culture and Science.

In this episode of Our People Abroad we talk to Jungyoon Yang, Chief Representative Officer of Nuffic Neso South Korea.

Why should you go abroad during your studies? What are the doubts, what are the benefits and what makes an international experience all worthwhile in the end?

Listen to the four podcasts we recorded during the Week of the International Student 2019 at four Dutch education institutions. We receive different guests, each with their own international experience, who share their best memories, weirdest encounters and most difficult challenges.

In about 30 minutes, listeners get useful advice from school staff and lively stories from hands-on experts: international students and Dutch students who ‘have been there’.

Sharing these experiences will inform - and just might encourage – other students to go abroad too. Because in the end you always benefit from an international experience!