Would you like to help make future first-years at home at International Studies? Do you have a few hours to spare on the 15th and/or the 24th of June? Sign up to help out with the pre-union!
2022 is a major anniversary year. In September 2012 the first students signed up for the BA International Studies in The Hague. The expectation was that the new programme should ideally attract around 250 students a year. Fast forward a decade, and we have seen an annual intake of over 500 for most of that period. The BA International Studies is by far the largest BA programme in the Faculty of Humanities and in Campus The Hague, with a total student cohort of around 1600 as of June 2022. This has been a success story of major proportions.
Bhumika Gupta (21), International Studies alumna, secured an internship in the OPCW, the Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons. She has set a path for herself, leading towards the job of her dreams, and this internship is a big step towards that future job.
As an Alumni Association, connecting alumni is our mission. It's not always easy with such a diverse and international alumni community. So how do we do this? Read below more about our new initiatives that help you connect with other alumni who live close to you — no matter where you live on this globe.
Hello alumni! What’s new? We hope that you are doing well no matter the part of the world you may find yourself in now. We have been busy building our social media channels, connecting alumni locally in the cities they live in now, and organizing both virtual and in-person events. Keep on reading to find out what we have been up to in the past year and how to join us if you want to contribute!
"Not knowing what career you want at the undergraduate level or even the master’s level should not be seen as an issue at all.”
We very much would like to welcome you at the International Studies pubquiz! Don't miss this opportunity, to show your knowledge, have fun on campus (instead of online!) and make sure the Coordinators of Studies do not win again.
Nominate a fellow student to be a Student Member in the International Studies Programme Board!
When assessing the quality of teaching in an educational Program, the information provided by students on their course evaluations is often considered very relevant information to take into consideration.
On 21 April the Four Freedoms Awards were presented in Middelburg.
