The Netherlands is more than just canals and tulips. The country hides real gems and unique spots worth exploring. In this article we will travel to Groningen, one of the most popular Euroculture universities, to discover one of the city's most emblematic buildings which, surprisingly, is barely 3 years old: the Forum Groningen.
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Have you ever wondered what being part of The Euroculturer is like? In this mini-series, former editors-in-chief will reiterate upon their experiences as a Euroculture student and the impact that being part of the Euroculturer has had on their professional career! In this second edition, Guilherme Becker (2018/2020, Göttingen and Groningen) will tell you about … Continue reading In Focus: Editor-in-Chief || Guilherme Becker (2019-2020)
The Netherlands has four major supermarket chains that can be found all over any city: Albert Heijn and Jumbo are the two largest, followed by Aldi and Lidl as slightly more affordable chain counterparts. Here and there you might also find a Coop or a Spar as alternatives, and while chain supermarkets tend to be close by and convenient, you pay for that convenience in both price and plastic.
First-semester students don’t have a lot of information yet about Eurocompetence II in the second semester. To give first-semester students insight into what they can expect from their second semester, the SOS Eurocompetence II series introduces students who have done the subject already. This interview is held with Alessandra Pantanosas (nickname: Sandi), a current third-semester … Continue reading In Focus: Eurocompetence II || Alessandra Pantanosas (2020-2022)
In this edition of the Euroculturer City Guides, Luca Gentile (Luxembourgish) shares his experiences of Groningen, where he did both his BA and his first semester of the Euroculture MA at the University of Groningen. After this, he moved to Bilbao to study at the University of Deusto. The City Guide Project is led by … Continue reading City Guide – Groningen
Choosing, starting, or managing a project often are daunting tasks. Here are some Euroculture testimonials regarding the project management course.
Choosing, starting, or managing a project often are daunting tasks. Here are some Euroculture testimonials regarding the project management course.
Dorottya Kósa (2018-2020) is Hungarian and spent her first semester at the University of Groningen and her second semester at the University of Strasbourg. In this interview, she tells us about her experience as a Schuman trainee at the European Parliament Liaison Office (EPLO).
Clara Citra Mutiarasari (2019-2021) is Indonesian. She spent her first semester in Uppsala and the second in Groningen. For her third semester, she decided to head back to Sweden to do the research track at Uppsala University. Discover her experience in this interview.
Elena Subashka (2018-2020) is Bulgarian and studied Euroculture at the University of Groningen, the Netherlands, and the Jagiellonian University in Krakow, Poland. In this interview, she gives useful tips for writing the IP paper.
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