Are you interested in a career in International diplomacy? Get your notebook out and get down to details. Dineke assured a place in “Het Klasje”: the highly selective 4-year training programme for diplomats of the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs. How did she do it? We are very glad we asked! Read this rich and insightful account of her journey: the experiences shaping her career path, the nitty gritty on the selection procedure of “Het Klasje” and her personal advice for current students of International Studies.
As the Covid-19 pandemic continues to crater national economies and personal livelihoods around the world, governments and international organisations are now gearing up to shape the post-pandemic future. Does this give us hope for something better to come?
We are happy to announce that we will move to the Schouwburgstraat from half May onward.
From 12 to 16 April the joint Career Services of the faculties present on Campus The Hague organised the Online Campus The Hague Career Week. Every day of the week, students could join presentations, webinars and workshops presented by alumni, professionals and Career advisors, that help them prepare for their future career.
In this article, head of our International Studies Tutor Team, Paula Jordão, shares the outcomes of the Mid-term Evaluations.
Tired of sitting in your room? Of looking at your screen all day? Step out of your comfort zone, come take a walk and meet someone new!
We very much would like to invite you to the International Studies online Pubquiz! Don't miss this unique opportunity to show your knowledge, connect to others from your own couch and win!
Next week the minor information will start. Second year students are approximately halfway through their studies. Therefore this is a good moment to start looking at the future after the BA International Studies.
“Have you ever wondered what it is your lecturers research? Join the online Stepping Stones Seminar to listen and discuss the topic yourself!
We caught wind that Dalila Cataldi won a prize in the Seoul International Meditation Festival Art Exhibition, which is really impressive! Besides being a prize winner, Dalila is also doing a lot of other very cool things: more reasons to catch up! Read about her adventures on exchange in Japan, her Internship at an art museum, her advice to current International Studies students and the selective joint Master Degree "Global Challenges and Sustainable Developments", which she will start later this year.