University of Groningen Student Blog

Are you convinced that living a sustainable life as a student is expensive and takes too much effort? Then think again! In this blog, Maimoena shares with you 5 easy, and even money saving, tips on how to live a sustainable student life here in Groningen.

Do you want to do something different this weekend in and around Groningen? In this blog, Anna will give you some ideas that you might have not yet thought of. 

Are you still doing your Bachelor’s and would you like to know whether life as a Master’s student is similar to your current routine? Or are you curious how busy a student from a different faculty is? MSc Marketing Management Sander shares his week.

Our Online Bachelor’s Week is right around the corner (31 January - 4 February) and to help you make the most of it, Avital wrote a blog in which she shares some suggestions for questions you can ask during the presentations.

Many of the skills you gain during your studies will be useful in your future career, even if they don’t seem directly relevant to your field of studies. Here are some you should definitely have!

Are you planning to read more books or get into shape this year? It’s always good to take a moment and think about what you would like to accomplish in the new year. Here are some of our suggestions!

Are you spending your winter break in Groningen and not sure yet how to fill your days? We're here to suggest some fun activities!

If you're moving to the Netherlands for the first time, you might know that it is mandatory to take out some form of health insurance. There are quite a few options when it comes to coverage for different types of students. Luc has compiled a short guide on which kinds of healthcare insurance you might need during your studies. Take a look!

The Netherlands is a small country but has quite a few research universities, a lot of which are top-ranked. However, in my honest opinion, Groningen is the absolute best city to study in the Netherlands. Here are 10 reasons why:

Exam season is beginning at the UG which coincides with our transition into Autumn, which means colder temperatures, warm colours and some rain. Studying in the rain can be challenging. In this blog, Luc shares some benefits to these conditions, and some tips on making sure that your experience is an enjoyable one!