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September 16, 2021

MBA vs master’s degree: Which is the right choice for you?

An MBA or a master's degree? If you have trouble deciding, join the QS Online MBA and Master's Event on October 7 to meet with various leading business schools and universities. Sign up now!

Read & Discuss

Don’t hit the wall, have a breakthrough instead

by Albert Both

Learning a new language can be a great challenge. How can you avoid hitting a wall and have a breakthrough instead? Albert knows!

How to be happy at work

Payingit International considers happiness at work as one of the most important things in life, which is why they have given us some tips on how to be (and stay) happy at work.

How to get a job in the Netherlands

by Andrei Kurtuy

Novorésumé wants to help those of you who find searching for a job "a bit daunting". Here are their top tips when it comes to landing that dream job in the Netherlands.

Featured Job: Recruitment Consultant Germany

Are you a people person who gets huge satisfaction from helping others and building relationships? And do you have a few years' experience in agency recruitment? Apply now!

Coronavirus press conference: More relaxations

At the press conference on September 14, Prime Minister Rutte and Health Minister De Jonge introduced a new coronavirus certificate system and announced new travel rules.

The Netherlands reacts to new coronavirus certificate system

The hospitality, cultural and events industries in the Netherlands have taken issue with the government's introduction of the coronavirus certificate system.

Dutch Health Council publishes advice on third coronavirus jab

The Health Council of the Netherlands issued its advice for the administration of booster shots: only offer an extra jab to those with serious immune system disorders.

Top 3 motivations for hiring a trainer, coach or mentor

by Kirtika van Hunen

You may have noticed that in the Netherlands every other person is a coach of some sort. A phenomenon that hardly exists in some countries or cultures. Why is that?

Dutch universities see increase in number of international students

Figures released by the IND show that, after a dip in 2020, Dutch universities are seeing an increase in the number of students from outside of the EU.

Hundreds of international students start school year without accommodation

As hundreds of international students start the academic year without housing, they call for room applications to be open to all students, not just the Dutch.

Nijmegen unveils longest 3D-printed bridge in the world

This week Nijmegen unveiled its very own 3D-printed bicycle bridge. Measuring 29 metres, this is the longest 3D-printed bridge in the world.

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Don’t hit the wall, have a breakthrough instead

by Albert Both

Learning a new language can be a great challenge. How can you avoid hitting a wall and have a breakthrough instead? Albert knows!

How to be happy at work

Payingit International considers happiness at work as one of the most important things in life, which is why they have given us some tips on how to be and stay happy at work.

How to get a job in the Netherlands

by Andrei Kurtuy

Novorésumé wants to help those of you who find searching for a job a bit daunting. Here are their top tips when it comes to landing that dream job in the Netherlands.

Recruitment Consultant Germany

Coronavirus press conference: More relaxations, coronavirus certificates introduced

At the press conference on September 14, Prime Minister Rutte and Health Minister De Jonge introduced a new coronavirus certificate system and announced new travel rules.

The Netherlands reacts to new coronavirus certificate system

The hospitality, cultural and events industries in the Netherlands have taken issue with the government's introduction of the a coronavirus certificate system.

Dutch Health Council publishes advice on third coronavirus jab

The Health Council of the Netherlands issued its advice for the administration of booster shots: only offer an extra jab to those with serious immune system disorders.

Top 3 motivations for hiring a trainer, coach or mentor

by Kirtika van Hunen

You may have noticed that in the Netherlands every other person is a coach of some sort. A phenomenon that hardly exists in some countries or culture. Why is that?

Dutch universities see increase in number of international students

Figures released by the IND show that, after a dip in 2020, Dutch universities are seeing an increase in the number of students from outside of the EU.

Hundreds of international students start school year without accommodation

As hundreds of international students start the academic year without housing, they call for room applications to be open to all students, not just the Dutch.

Nijmegen unveils longest 3D-printed bridge in the world

This week Nijmegen unveiled its very own 3D-printed bicycle bridge. Measuring 29 metres, this is the longest 3D-printed bridge in the world.

MBA vs master’s degree: Which is the right choice for you?

An MBA or a master's degree? If you have trouble deciding, join the QS Online MBA and Master's Event on October 7 to meet with various leading business schools and universities!