Accommodation in Groningen 2.0

Posted by admin on 15 Jul, 2012 in All, Current students, Housing, No housing?, Prospective students | 0 comments

You chose for a study programme in Groningen and you already have the permission for your programme?! If you can answer those questions with a ’yes’, you should start thinking about your new home in Groningen.
Finding an appropriate accommodation is not easy, especially in Groningen. Looking for accommodation in the peak season - August and September – can be a nightmare. We therefore advice all international students to try to arrange accommodation AS SOON AS POSSIBLE.
There are two ways of living in Groningen:

Checklist for the newcomers

Posted by Bogdan on 4 May, 2012 in All, Current students, Housing, How to survive in Netherlands?!, No housing?, Programmes, Prospective students | 0 comments

If you plan to study in Netherlands be sure you checked everything before your arrival.

Nuffic website provides a great checklist for this.

Here is the link: http://www.nuffic.nl/international-students/how-to-prepare/checklist

Good luck!

Melkweg/Kraneweg

Posted by admin on 15 Jun, 2011 in All, Campus/Faculty, Current students, Housing, No housing?, Prospective students, Student Houses | 0 comments

The Melkweg/Kraneweg student house is conveniently situated at just a few minutes walking distance from the city centre and close to a nice park. It takes no more than 15 minutes cycling to get to Zernike. It is a relatively small student house, providing accommodation to 46 international students. In the video below you can see what some of the residents of Melkweg/Kraneweg had to say about their experience there. 

Bisschop Nierman Centrum (Plutolaan)

Posted by admin on 10 Jun, 2011 in All, Campus/Faculty, Current students, Housing, No housing?, Prospective students, Student Houses | 0 comments

Albertine Agnesplein

Posted by admin on 25 May, 2011 in All, Campus/Faculty, Current students, Housing, No housing?, Prospective students, Student Houses | 0 comments

Albertine Agnesplein is a relatively small and cosy student house with a brilliant location halfway between Zernike and the city centre and just a few minutes walking from a nice park. It provides accommodation to 50 students in 24 shared rooms and 2 single rooms. So if you are willing to share a room with another fellow student, this is an affordable and convenient choice. Have a look at what some international students living there had to say about their experience:

How to register to an internatinal student house

Posted by admin on 9 May, 2011 in All, Campus/Faculty, Current students, Housing, No housing?, Prospective students, Student Houses | 0 comments

Did you choose to live in an international student house in Groningen? Are you wondering what are you going to do once you arrive in Groningen? Do you what to know the exact procedure for registering in your new room? No worries!