Campus Fryslân blog

Time flies. The older I get the more it feels like the years are getting shorter and the year I spent studying a Master’s programme at Campus Fryslân definitely supports this thesis. Now it’s time to look back. Maybe you can get an impression of what life...

Loredana Cerrato is a project manager at Nuance Communications, in the TechOpS Northern Europe Team. She infuses her curiosity and enthusiasm in her personal and professional life. In the interview, Loredana is sharing her professional story and helps to...

Sjors is a Msc. Voice Technology student with a background in Artificial intelligence and an interest in psychology. In the interview, learn how Sjors is combining the two in his thesis, why he finds it interesting to cooperate with a company and what...

Leminh is from Luxembourg and has a Computer Science background. He is interested in speech processing and recognition and he chose the MSc. Voice Technology to broaden his knowledge in the field. Currently Leminh is working with the government of...

Aki Kunikoshi is a speech scientist at ReadSpeaker and a true enthousiast of language technologies.In the interview with Aki you will find a number of project examples she comes across daily, and a great share of tips and ideas for a career in the field.

The application deadline for Bachelor and Master programs are approaching fast! The 1st of May is the magic day. Do you feel a bit overwhelmed and are not sure what else to have in mind? Here are 5 tips on applying to uni!

Tatsu Matsushima from Japan and Sarah Faste from the US are international students who study MSc Voice Technology  at Campus Fryslân. Learn about their experience living at the new place and studying the programme.

If you are reading this right now, you are probably about to apply for a program at the University of Groningen, or more specifically, Campus Fryslân. Glad to see you here! I hope this little guide finds you at a good point in time and will help you...

Every time that somebody asks me what I study, there’s a little pause and then I start to drop some keywords like “speech synthesis”, “Alexa, Siri”, “voice recognition”. Sometimes, my opposite will go “ahh, cool”, but most of the times I get a pair of eyes...