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First year bachelor students during the introweek, having a potluck dinner all together with their intro-parents

Introducing the Campus Fryslân Student Mentor Programme

Date:08 June 2026Author:Laura Silva

Starting university is exciting, but it can also be confusing, overwhelming, and full of questions. How do you organise your time when nobody is checking whether you have done your readings? What do lecturers actually expect from an academic assignment?...

Eurosim Conference 2026

Learning EU Politics by Doing: Stijn at Eurosim 2026

Date:29 May 2026Author:Stijn Geersing

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...

Brigitta (right corner down) and her Campus Fryslân friends

Is a master in Sustainable Entrepreneurship for me?

Date:16 April 2026Author:Brigitta Samosir

Sometimes people choose a city. Sometimes the city chooses them. That is how Brigitta’s story with Leeuwarden began. Originally from Indonesia, she came to the Netherlands after a path that already crossed different worlds: first studying Agro-industrial...

The city of Leeuwarden, and our Campus Fryslân building

"Leeuwarden is boring". These Campus Fryslân students disagree.

Date:30 March 2026Author:Laura Silva

There is a funny thing that happens when you tell people you study in Leeuwarden, especially as an international. Someone almost always reacts with a small pause, followed by something like: “Oh… Leeuwarden. Isn’t it kind of quiet?”

(from left to right): Luna, Emma and Ype

“I couldn’t imagine myself being anywhere else”: First-year GRL students on finding their place in Leeuwarden

Date:17 February 2026Author:Emma, Luna and Ype

How does it feel to start university in a new country, in a new city, surrounded by people from all over the world? For many first-year students in the Global Responsibility & Leadership (GRL) programme at Campus Fryslân, these past months have been filled...

Students sitting on the outside stairs of De Beurs

Student for a Day: See what it’s really like to be one of us

Date:01 October 2025Author:Caya Muijs

Do you want to know what it is like to be a bachelor's student at Campus Fryslân? Feel the vibe, meet people within our community and walk in our beautiful building? Then join a Student for a Day and discover for yourself!

From left to right: Marlen, Ewan and Charlotte

A Minor in Europe: Why Not? Insights from Students Who Stayed Local

Date:08 May 2025Author:Chiara Matarazzo

At Campus Fryslân, we strive for interdisciplinarity, open-mindness, and diversity throughout your studies. This is why in the first semester of your third year as a Global Responsibility & Leadership (GRL) student, during the “minor” period, you are given...

Anya Cahyandaru, exchange student from Indonesia who joined Data Science & Society in the academic year 2024/2025.

Leading the Way with Data Science & Society: Anya's Experience as an Exchange Student

Date:30 April 2025Author:Anya Cahyandaru

In our BSc Data Science & Society programme, students are pioneers who push boundaries and shape the future! What makes them choose this path? Keep reading to learn about their personal stories and reasons for joining our community!

Yaniek Meijer, 2nd year student of Global Responsibility & Leadership

A Crash Course in Diplomacy and Negotiation: Lessons From EuroSim

Date:25 March 2025Author:Yaniek Meijer

Hi everyone! I’m Yaniek Meijer, a second-year student in Global Responsibility & Leadership at Campus Fryslân. I was born and raised in Bedum, a village near Groningen, and at the start of 2025, I had the incredible opportunity to take part in EuroSim 2025...

Why Data Science & Society matters

Why Societal Perspectives on Data Science Matters More Than You Think

Date:30 January 2025Author:Leslie Willis

Data is everywhere. Literally everywhere. Look around you and try to grasp all of it: What could you measure? For example, how does temperature affect your mood? How would you measure that? How many people are on the bus? How many messages have you sent...

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