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Windesheim University of Applied Sciences
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...Windesheim University of Applied Sciences holds webinars throughout the year, giving you an insight into student life in the Netherlands, along with useful... Learn about: Teaching Science, Education Management, Business Studies...
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What I like about the lecturers here at Windesheim is that they are very engaging. They are very connected to you as a student and they know you by name. They want to help you succeed, they really care about your success.
We do a lot of project work, and that can be difficult sometimes. Getting everyone’s opinion, to coordinate, and planning with everyone is not always the easiest tasks. But at the same time: working in groups is necessary. I think it’s really good to do it while you are in school, because realistically, when you go into the business world, you are going to be working in groups all the time.
I would definitely recommend my friends to come to Windesheim. I think that going to a smaller city in Europe, instead of going to the main cities like Amsterdam or Berlin, gives you a very European experience. No one here is trying to be anything other than they already are, and I really like that. It’s a very genuine feel.
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I loved my time there. Kudos!!
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Windesheim University of Applied Sciences
- Bachelor's degree
- Zwolle (Netherlands)
- 01 Sep 2024
- 4 Years
...Business program endorsed by Windesheim University of Applied Sciences. The International Business course is a broad program including subjects like Finance & Accounting... Learn about: Sales Training, Project Manager, Project Management...
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...Business program endorsed by Windesheim University of Applied Sciences. The International Business course is a broad program including subjects like Finance & Accounting... Learn about: Sales Training, Project Manager, Project Management...
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What I like about the lecturers here at Windesheim is that they are very engaging. They are very connected to you as a student and they know you by name. They want to help you succeed, they really care about your success.
We do a lot of project work, and that can be difficult sometimes. Getting everyone’s opinion, to coordinate, and planning with everyone is not always the easiest tasks. But at the same time: working in groups is necessary. I think it’s really good to do it while you are in school, because realistically, when you go into the business world, you are going to be working in groups all the time.
I would definitely recommend my friends to come to Windesheim. I think that going to a smaller city in Europe, instead of going to the main cities like Amsterdam or Berlin, gives you a very European experience. No one here is trying to be anything other than they already are, and I really like that. It’s a very genuine feel.
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I loved my time there. Kudos!!
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The best school in the whole world
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Excellent courses and service
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I am Paul, German/Amercian 1st year student. I was born in America, then I moved to Australia with my family and a few years ago I moved to Germany. I found out about the program because I randomly went to a fair in Hamburg and walked up to the Windesheim stall. The recruiter asked what I was interested in. I said I was looking to work in non-profit and development. He said that Windesheim was perfect for me then.I think I was attracted to the program because overall I didn’t see anything I didn’t like. During my gap year, I took the time to find out what I liked. I travelled for 11 months. I taught English in Vietnam, backpacked through Vietnam, Cambodia and Laos. Got a job in Australia. Spent my holiday in Fiji. Did voluntary work in New Zealand. Then travelled to Chile and Ecuador to keep up my Spanish and finally I visited my sister in New York. And now I’m here.
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My name is Quincy. I am a third year student and doing the Value Creator at the moment. For the Value creator my group and I choose the topic of gender equality, LGBTQ+ rights and feminism. In my hometown and during my youth I saw a lot of sexism and that feminism isn’t something that is taken seriously and rather seen as a joke. I was really interested in this and therefore I felt a bit out of place. I think everyday sexism is still happening a lot and I think this is a big problem because I want everybody to have equal chances, to feel safe, be happy and to be able to be themselves.
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Windesheim University of Applied Sciences
- Bachelor's degree
- Zwolle (Netherlands)
- 4 Years
...eradicating diseases and hunger, diminishing pollution, clean water, clean energy, gender inequality, refugees and making companies more sustainable... Learn about: Business Finance, Business Analyst, Gender equality...
£ 1,886
...eradicating diseases and hunger, diminishing pollution, clean water, clean energy, gender inequality, refugees and making companies more sustainable... Learn about: Business Finance, Business Analyst, Gender equality...
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Excellent courses and service
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I am Paul, German/Amercian 1st year student. I was born in America, then I moved to Australia with my family and a few years ago I moved to Germany. I found out about the program because I randomly went to a fair in Hamburg and walked up to the Windesheim stall. The recruiter asked what I was interested in. I said I was looking to work in non-profit and development. He said that Windesheim was perfect for me then.I think I was attracted to the program because overall I didn’t see anything I didn’t like. During my gap year, I took the time to find out what I liked. I travelled for 11 months. I taught English in Vietnam, backpacked through Vietnam, Cambodia and Laos. Got a job in Australia. Spent my holiday in Fiji. Did voluntary work in New Zealand. Then travelled to Chile and Ecuador to keep up my Spanish and finally I visited my sister in New York. And now I’m here.
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My name is Quincy. I am a third year student and doing the Value Creator at the moment. For the Value creator my group and I choose the topic of gender equality, LGBTQ+ rights and feminism. In my hometown and during my youth I saw a lot of sexism and that feminism isn’t something that is taken seriously and rather seen as a joke. I was really interested in this and therefore I felt a bit out of place. I think everyday sexism is still happening a lot and I think this is a big problem because I want everybody to have equal chances, to feel safe, be happy and to be able to be themselves.
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Windesheim University of Applied Sciences
- Bachelor's degree
- Zwolle (Netherlands)
- 4 Years
...and professional development will always be at the forefront. With the support of your career counsellor, you get the opportunity to explore your strengths and passions... Learn about: Business Plan, Project Management, Sustainable Development...
£ 1,886
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Anonymous
About the course:
Housing experience was good, people were helpful.
Course taken:
May 2021
Would you recommend this centre?:
yes
Anonymous
About the course:
Good part was the study trips, I had a good time and would like them to be a little more organised than what they're at present.
Course taken:
May 2021
Would you recommend this centre?:
yes
Anonymous
About the course:
They provided good guidance and they must not burden students with lot of homework.
Course taken:
May 2021
Would you recommend this centre?:
yes
Anonymous
About the course:
Academically it was good and all I want to them to reconsider is the scheduling.
Course taken:
May 2021
Would you recommend this centre?:
yes
Anonymous
About the course:
Guidance given was amazing and the level of study was amazing as well.
Course taken:
May 2021
Would you recommend this centre?:
yes
Anonymous
About the course:
I met likeminded people who were open-minded.They should recruite projects which can full meet people's interest.
Course taken:
May 2021
Would you recommend this centre?:
yes
Anonymous
About the course:
Accomodations were apt.
Course taken:
May 2021
Would you recommend this centre?:
yes
Anonymous
About the course:
Living together with all the students was the best part. They must provide clearance in what you need to do for certain courses.
Course taken:
May 2021
Would you recommend this centre?:
yes
Anonymous
About the course:
Amazing people, great teachers and peers. All you need is to be flexible.
Course taken:
May 2021
Would you recommend this centre?:
yes
Anonymous
About the course:
They don't focus on more activities and how they're done.
Course taken:
May 2021
Would you recommend this centre?:
yes
Anonymous
About the course:
I find people friendly and they should add more diversity to the place.
Course taken:
May 2021
Would you recommend this centre?:
yes
Anonymous
About the course:
The campus is big enough and they've enough space and good for studying.
Course taken:
May 2021
Would you recommend this centre?:
yes
Anonymous
About the course:
The structure was clear and amazing. Teachers were helpful.
Course taken:
May 2021
Would you recommend this centre?:
yes
Anonymous
About the course:
Good experience, I find small class size, which led to one-to-one interaction and among students and teachers, Internship experience was good and I enjoyed my experience completely. However, they need to improve their choice of options between courses to specialise.
Course taken:
May 2021
Would you recommend this centre?:
yes
Anonymous
About the course:
Surely they're making the world a better place to live.
Course taken:
May 2021
Would you recommend this centre?:
yes
Nina
About the course:
My personality was developed at Windesheim and it shaped my values and also found new interests, I have a passion for baking and now looking for more sustainable and fair trade business models for bakeries. Usually people eat a lot of bakeries. It was a good experience overall.
Course taken:
May 2021
Would you recommend this centre?:
yes
Marie
About the course:
My experience was lovely and I had a wonderful time studying at Windesheim were we learned how to solve any problem given at hand. We develop skills and knowledge which can be used to make this world a better place to live. Classes were enjoyable and interactive, community experience was good. I enjoyed my experience and would recommend the same to all.
Course taken:
May 2021
Would you recommend this centre?:
yes
Becci
About the course:
Amazing courses and I simply loved my experience, lecturers were approachable and friendly in nature. I felt welcoming. You can stay in touch with your lecturer through emails as well they all reply timely. They help you through with everything from projects to deadline and everything in their power. I find everything very modern here and up to date. Unless you put good use to the freedom given to you. They make you learn a lot and the same time you won't feel you are burdened with it.
Course taken:
May 2021
Would you recommend this centre?:
yes
Ruben
About the course:
Windesheim offers intriguing Global Project and Change Management programme. We come from diverse groups and working together on something make sense and the atmosphere helps me learn about a worldwide conviction and views. I got to learn a lot this way aorund. The skills I learned here will help me lead as a leader there and where ever I go.
Course taken:
May 2021
Would you recommend this centre?:
yes
Marsha
About the course:
I was delighted to work on a Global project and change management course at Windesheim, it offered opportunity to learn and turn creative ideas into real projects and helped me contribute the way I wanted to acheive Sustainable Development goals. I've traveled extensively and realised the need to have more equal world for all. Like work on social differences, environmental crimes and devaluation of human and cultural capital.
Course taken:
May 2021
Would you recommend this centre?:
yes
