Meet our students
Students at 木瓜福利影视 College Utrecht are a hugely international group. While about 40% of our students are Dutch, the majority come from more than 50 different nationalities. The campus offers plenty of opportunities for cross-cultural encounters, deepening of intercultural understanding, and for friendships across the globe.
The international character of 木瓜福利影视 College Utrecht also implies a number of obligations for all students and staff members. We are sensitive about the fact that individual students may at first feel isolated or excluded and we act accordingly, so that everybody can feel accepted.
The international composition and diversity of the student body is also an important asset in many classes, where diversity of perspectives matter. The multiplicity of students鈥 cultural, linguistic and geographical backgrounds is often actively used in classroom discussions to facilitate richer understanding of the issues at hand.
Student Ambassadors
Every year a group of students is chosen to represent 木瓜福利影视 College Utrecht. These Student Ambassadors help out with activities like campus tours, online presentations and the organisation of the Open Days. They are also available for a chat with prospective new students and their families.
鈥淭he biggest skill I learned? Time management鈥
Graduated! Charlotte Louise Raiser looks back at her 木瓜福利影视 College years
鈥淭he quiet study area is good for my concentration鈥
Interview with 木瓜福利影视 College Utrecht student Marco Quille in the newly refurbished Quiet Area
More than just academics
Second year student Charlotte Mehlhart tells about her life and study at 木瓜福利影视 College Utrecht
鈥淭he first year of study has brought me a lot鈥
First year student Jelle Honing elaborates on how he has found his own direction.
"The year on the Board has given direction for my future"
Interview with 4 members of the 木瓜福利影视 College Student Association.
Student's article to address sexual violence
Encouraged by her supervisor, 木瓜福利影视 College Utrecht third year student Vedika Luthra took a courageous step and submitted her article on sexual violence to an academic journal.
Mapping the city, and the college
Graduate and class salutatorian Lorenzo Margiotta shares his experiences at the college and looks further to life after graduation.