Maastricht UniversityThe program is very international, with most of the students coming from Western Europe (rather than all around the globe).nStudents of this program are worldly, educated, and driven to be change-makers in the world. The professors in my experience are knowledgeable, helpful and good-natured. I really like the problem-based learning style that the university is famous for, and the class material is very stimulating, interdisciplinary and relevant to the modern world. The course content often involves real-life case studies, which makes the concepts more interesting to study as you learn how to apply them in real life. You cannot afford to miss many tutorials however, as you will have a heavy workload as a course assignment then. You will also not get a lot of holidays, as you follow the same 8 week cycle every period, in which you will have two courses everytime.nThe city is rather small, those from a city bigger than a village will most likely find it underwhelming. However, there is usually always something to do. It is pretty expensive to live here though, and finding housing is as impossible as most of the Netherlands and the local Dutch population is reasonably hostile to international students.
30-11-22 06:42 AM
John stockton
