During Student for a Day, you will be introduced to the programme you are interested in. Together with other prospective students and a student ambassador, you will spend a day in the shoes of a EUR student.
You will attend a lecture and/or seminar and get to know the campus through a campus tour. The student ambassador will tell you all about his or her experiences and, of course, you can ask any questions you may have.
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Registration
- Student for a Days are posted online approximately six weeks in advance. There are a limited number of places available.
- If the Student for a Day is full, a number of prospective students can register on the reserve list (you will receive an email if a place becomes available).
- After registering, you will receive a confirmation email within a few minutes. You will then receive a preparation email two weeks in advance and all practical information a few days before the programme.
How do you prepare for a Student for a Day?
- After registering: complete the preparatory assignment or read the teaching materials in advance.
- Write down your questions. What do you hope to learn/experience on this Student for a Day?
- Think about what is important to you in a study programme or city and check during the Student for a Day whether this programme and university match your needs and interests.
Experience the atmosphere during the Bachelor Open Day!
What is the difference between Student for a Day and a campus tour?
Sometimes it is not possible to attend an (online) Student for a Day, for example because you live abroad. For some programmes, it is possible to request an individual campus tour. A student ambassador will then show you around.
An individual campus tour is less in-depth than Student for a Day, because you will not attend any lectures or seminars. However, you will explore the campus together with the student and have the opportunity to ask all your questions. Requesting a campus tour is not possible for all programmes.
Do you have questions about Student for a Day?
Erasmus Ambassadors Office (EAO)
Study information for upper secondary school pupils, teachers and counsellors
- Email address
- eao@eur.nl
- Phone
- +31 10 408 2252
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