Stories about studying in Wageningen
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A student space odyssey: astronomy association WASA
- Don’t be surprised if you come across student Serag Badr gazing through a large telescope in a Wageningen park. Serag recently founded the... -
The 8000th PhD candidate at WUR graduated without any festivities
- Late afternoon on 15 December, Ying Liu from China was the lucky PhD graduate. Although pleased, she received her PhD without any festivities. During... -
Choose the most beautiful dissertation of the year
- For the 13th time in a row, the editors of Resource put the spotlight on WUR’s theses. Out of nearly 300 dissertations produced this year, the... -
What makes a teacher inspiring?
- The way in which lectures are taught has a major influence on how well they are appreciated and how much students learn from them. Lecturers face the... -
Humans of WUR: Joes Bos
- Who actually works or studies at Wageningen University & Research (WUR)? Read all about it in the series Humans of WUR.
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More than 1800 students checked in at the Virtual Open Day
- Last week, we organised another Virtual Open Day. This time we welcomed no less than 1800 participants! They visited programme presentations, explored... -
Studying combined with chronic illness or informal care? WUR helps!
- Did you know that roughly one in five students is chronically ill, has psychological problems, has to deal with special family circumstances or... -
How do we make sure that cocoa farmers have a living income?
- More than a million smallholder cocoa farmers in Ghana and Ivory Coast earn too little to make a decent living. Wageningen University & Research... -
New Wageningen technology designer programme to start in January
- What will robots on the farm of the future look like? And how can smart eco ducts facilitate the movement of wild animals? Answers to these questions... -
Humans of WUR: Leonie Geerlings
- Who actually works or studies at Wageningen University & Research (WUR)? Read all about it in the series Humans of WUR.
This time we speak to...