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Minors

In the third year of the Bachelor programme, you can do a minor. Wageningen University offers 46 minors, and of course you can develop your own minor as well.

When you are not a student of Wageningen University, this would be a great opportunity to stretch your potential and experience what Wageningen University has to offer you.

Student Coach Wageningen University

Do you find it difficult to choose the right MSc programme? Then maybe you should contact one of the student coaches of Wageningen University. These coaches can answer all your questions, like what is the added value of a Master for me? What are my career possibilities? What is the difference between the Bachelor programme at my current college or university and Wageningen University? Your student coach can inform you about the promotional activities of Wageningen University, and gives advice which activity to join, to get all your questions answered.  

International Education

International Education

With partners all over the world, Wageningen University can offer you different types of international education. Examples are short exchange programmes, Double Degree programmes developed with partner universities, or international internships. 

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    Fiona's student life

    Read the weekly column of Fiona, Master student Landscape Architecture and Planning at Wageningen University.
    Anyone from the tropics will be feeling totally at home here due to a week of weird, monsoon-like rain which triggered debates on the impact of future climate change (that’s what you get with a town full of climatology, biology, water, development and agriculture students!). On Saturday I hosted a meeting with a local sustainability group and some students interested in permaculture (my thesis topic). Between rainstorms I showed them my experimental plot for ecologically-inspired weed-suppressing and soil-building techniques. Plus, the tiny ‘instant’ pond (inoculated with water from the campus lakes), made to thank Nigel/Nigella the frog, who turned-up and cured our slug problem. Happily, he/she abandoned the high-rise, beer-crate apartment under the tomato planter, and moved-in immediately.