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Living with native speakers seemed the best choice: it was not only great fun seeing the city and country through the eyes of Dutch students, but instantly…

Culture shock can be quite challenging at times, but is also so precious... it opened my eyes, broadened my horizon, and also made me respect and understand…

My caring professors were always willing to offer help to those who needed it.

Rotterdam is the perfect size. Small enough to explore and know, but big enough to never run out of things to do as an exchange student.

The master Media & Business helps you create a problem-solving mind set in which innovation is an important element.

I wanted a master course that could help me go deeper in that by understanding the business of media and, ultimately, the challenges of the business of news.

It is the transition from an idea of a location to the actual experience of being in and transforming that location that I find fascinating.

Tourism is about much more than economics and management - there's something about travelling that captures our imagination.

I have always been interested in studying the impact media have in our current society.

That is one of the beauties of studying History, things rarely turn out the way you thought they would.