Support during your studies

Studying abroad can be quite an intense experience. Familiarising yourself with a new study culture, making friends and finding your place in an unfamiliar territory can be daunting. The university is aware of these struggles. Are you having problems with or related to your studies? Do you need advice or counselling for personal problems? 

For most study-related questions, please visit your program page. You can contact your student information desk with questions about your curriculum, schedules, exams, permission for electives outside the program, and exemptions. You can also schedule an appointment with the academic advisor or internship coordinator.

Find more information by topic, what you can do yourself and who you can contact, a guide to your personal support on the 'Whom to contact for guidance' page. 

Support and development

Studying brings opportunities and challenges. Do you need support? Skills Lab, Student Well-being and Career Services will help you with your academic, personal and professional development. You can find all the extra support on the 'Support and development' page. 

Equality, diversity and inclusion

We believe that the diversity of students and employees enriches the academic debate and that everyone deserves access to equal opportunities. There are several ways to achieve this: join one of the university’s diversity networks, see if there is an initiative that would benefit you, find an activity you are interested in or follow one of the training courses! See the Equality, Diversity and Inclusion page to learn more.