Campus Fryslân blog

^{Leeuwarden holds plenty of options of places to study for its big student population. From university buildings, to gardens outside, to stylish cafés, both for winter and for summer - you can pick whatever setting fits you best. In this blog article, I...}

^{The MSc in Sustainable Futures at Campus Fryslân gives students the tools to understand how environmental, social, political and technological changes shape the world around us, and to work towards more resilient, democratic and sustainable societies.}

^{Moving to another country for a master's degree is exciting, but it also comes with plenty of unknowns. Will you find your place? Will studying in an international classroom actually change the way you think? Will it help you discover what kind of work you...}

“Europe is going to pay in a BIG way” said Mark Rutte, NATO Secretary General, ahead of the June 2025 The Hague summit, where European NATO members pledged to raise their military spending to 5% of its Gross Domestic Product (GDP). 

^{This spring, students and staff from Campus Fryslân travelled to Virginia Tech in the United States to participate in Eurosim 2026, an annual simulation organised by the Trans-Atlantic Consortium for European Union Simulations and Studies. Bringing...}

^{It’s that time of year again in Leeuwarden. The rain has stopped (for now), the sky is blue, and while our plates are full with end of the year obligations, our thoughts turn already to the summer and beyond.}

^{Between Grou and Jirnsum, a small farm is rethinking what food systems can look like. The vegetables grown there do not travel far. In fact, some of them end up just a short drive away, at Campus Fryslân, where students and staff pick them up each week as...}

_{Knowledge infrastructures matter and actively contribute to shaping the futures we are able to imagine and realise. These ideas are explored in depth in the new book Revealing Relations: Knowledge Infrastructures for Liveable Futures by Anne Beaulieu,...}