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Wageningen University, voted number 1

Wageningen University is the best institution in the Netherlands to do master studies, concludes the Dutch 'Keuzegids' magazine, which compared all master institutions in the Netherlands.

The editors of 'Keuzegids Masters' rated nineteen master courses of Wageningen University. Eighteen of those scored substantially better than the national average. It was the first time that 'Keuzegids' compared master studies. In the magazine's yearly overview of the best bachelor courses, Wageningen University has been rated the number one university of The Netherlands for five years in a row.

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Student Coach

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.  

C2W Career Expo

On 24th March, Wageningen University will be present at the C2W Career Expo in Utrecht, a fair that focuses on chemistry, life sciences, food, pharma and process technology. If you are looking for a job, Master programme or internship, or just want to start connecting with employers, this fair can provide you with all the information you need. 

Fiona's student life

Read the weekly column of Fiona, Master student Landscape Architecture and Planning.
After a week of hard work it felt great to let my hair down at the International (club-house and student venue). This Friday the Chilean community organised a special event to raise funds for housing charities after the terrible earthquake and tsunami last month. My Mexican friend came with his Spanish posse, delighting in 100% Latin music (the club’s DJs always play some, so people can salsa). There were even live Chilean singers, and folk dancers from Amsterdam. The place was packed-full. On top of all that, a friend from Belgium turned-up. He graduated nearly two years ago so it was fun to see him again and hear about his research work and urban design teaching.