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Nokuphilavroeg 2 weken, 1 dag geleden
Are internships or placements programs provided
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Hi Nokuphila,
Each student needs to find his own internship - just need to look out for the requirements set by the university that the internship needs to have.
Hope this helps,Kind regards,
Polina
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Timvroeg 9 maanden, 2 weken geleden
I understood that there are no complete choose for the minor in third year as other programs. Should you provide me with more information about the minor in this programme?
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The minor of the IHRM will focus on soft skills such as coaching skills and in-depth knowledge of HRM. Hope this helps !
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Nokuphilavroeg 2 weken, 4 dagen geleden
Is the International Human Resources degree taught in English?
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Yes Nokuphila, all the courses are taught in English
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Karinavroeg 1 maand, 3 weken geleden
How often do you have to be physically at University? Do you have to be there every day from Monday till Friday? I live in Utrecht and I wonder if I can study this program without moving to Enschede.
(I ask about situation before pandemic, I know that now everything happens online)
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Hi Karina,
Before the situation with the virus, there were physical lectures 4 days a week. Usually there is one day with no lectures, when you can work on the assignments or study. Since we went to Saxion for 4 days a week, I would say it will be easier if you move to Enschede or other cities close to Enschede. If you have more questions, don’t hesitate to write.
Yani
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Aysunvroeg 1 maand, 3 weken geleden
Hi! I've applied to IHRM at Saxion University and also to HR studies: people management at Tilburg University. I am conditionally accepted to both of them and now I have to choose - applied or research. Could you tell me why did you choose Saxion and not any other university? P.S:I am also from BG
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Здравей 😀,
The reason why I decided to study at Saxion was because I’m interested in studying psychology. On the other side, I didn’t want to study only psychology. I wanted my programme to be connected to business and to have practical assignments. An advice is to join the online tester day on the 5th of March to experience a little bit IHRM. This is the link to sign up. https://www.saxion.edu/programmes/bachelor/international-human-resource-management/taster-activities
If you have more questions, feel free to ask me.Yani
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Ann-Sophie Povelvroeg 2 maanden, 1 week geleden
Do you offer this course in two years instead of four years in 2021? Is the course completly online (also the tests)?
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Dear Ann,
The programme is for 4 years only, unfortunately, however, there are other short programmes, which you can look up here: https://www.saxion.edu/programmes#facet_Education%20type=short-degree-bachelor&viewmode=0
Currently, all courses and tests are online, but that is a subject to change with the covid-19 situation.
Hope this helps,Kind regards,
Polina
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Timvroeg 2 maanden, 3 weken geleden
Hello. I want to ask if there is a possibility for second internship or additional courses so to have an advantage for the future job
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HI Tim!
As far as I know there is no possibility for a second internship nor there are additional courses.
However, you could go for Saxion Top Talent Programme.
More info on it you can find here: https://www.saxion.edu/studying-in-the-netherlands/services/top-talent-programme
Hope this helps.
Kind regards,
Polina
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Dominikvroeg 3 maanden, 1 week geleden
Hi, I would like to get some opinion on the accommodation. Moreover, how, and when to apply for the dorm?
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Hi Dominik,
Can you please elaborate on your question?
You can look for room/apartment/house via FaceBook groups or websites such as Pararius. Usually, when renting via websites (e.g. Pararius), you would be renting via agencies, whereas via FaceBook group, you would have direct contact with the previous tenant and the landlord, but please be mindful as there are scammers everywhere.
Due to the pandemic, I don't know how much changes there are, but I usually suggest to look for a place as early as possible, if not than max. 2-3 months before you need to move in. Maybe it is easier to look for a place to stay now that there are not as many students, but you never know.
As for housing from Saxion, please contact the International Office (internationaloffice@saxion.nl) for more information.
Hope this helps you.
Kindly,
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Dear Dominik,
For Saxion provided housing (if you're going to live in Enschede) you will probably be staying in the Saxion dorms that are located near the main campus. There could be changes in that regard or how the dorms would be like due to COVID-19.
From my experience, I believe it to be a good choice of housing for 1st year students, as you will be living with many other students in one building, so it is easy to find new friends.
You will have your own private room with all the necessary furniture, but you will be sharing kitchen, bathroom and shower rooms with other 7 students that live in the same apartment section.
I would say the best thing about the accommodation is that main campus is only 1-2 min away by foot, so if you're going to have on-site lessons you wouldn't need to use public transport or a bike to come there.
The only disadvantage of it that I could think of is the same as with any other shared accommodations. It could be really hard to keep the kitchen area clean or schedule usage of washing machine if you do not communicate enough with other students.
I always recommend choosing Saxion housing, but bear in mind that because of pandemic some points could be different now.
For applying to accommodation or getting more information, you should contact International Office as Cordelia mentioned before.
Hope this helped you!Kind regards,
Polina
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Mayanna Dedevroeg 8 maanden geleden
Hello I have access to my saxion and blackboard but I’m not able to find my schedule Also is it possible to meet in person with any of the ambassadors?Thank you in advance Mayanna Dede
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Hi,
The schedule is supposed to be published on Monday 24th August. Yes, it is possible to arrange a meeting with ambassador. Send me a mail at 476796@student.saxion.nl.
Regards,
Yanislav
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Dede Mayannavroeg 8 maanden, 1 week geleden
Hello I'd like to know if there's anyone from Greece in IHRM Also how could I be informed on which are the courses on the first semester
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Dear Dede,
Thank you for the questions. If you are able you can attend the online introduction week, organised by Saxion. On 26th August there is an activity planned to get to know one another. The subjects for the first semester could be find in mysaxion.nl -> blackboard -> my Ama -> ihrm 1-st year. In case you don’t have access yet to my saxion and blackboard you will receive more information about the subjects next week during the introduction week. An advice is to keep an eye on you student mail. You can check the timetable of the introduction week in Facebook or Instagram.
If you have other questions feel free to ask.
Regards,
Yanislav
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SUNE HAWARDvroeg 10 maanden, 1 week geleden
Hello, I want to know about scholarship policy of this school. Can you give me some idea? Thanks a lot
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Hi Sune,
As far as I'm concerned, there are no scholarships available for EU/EEA students, however, it is possible to ask for funding opportunities.
You can look for more information here in these links:
https://www.saxion.edu/studying-in-the-netherlands/frequently-asked-questions/scholarshipsAnd this one is about scholarships for non EU/EEA students:
https://www.saxion.edu/studying-in-the-netherlands/finance-your-studies/scholarshipsBests of luck to you!
Cordelia Nguyen.
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Sophievroeg 10 maanden, 3 weken geleden
Hi there, I moved to Enschede last year to live with my partner, but would like to persue an eductaion HRM in Saxion. I have my Leaving Certificate and no other credentials, do these transfer here in the netherlands? if so, how do i apply as an irish person living abrouds? Thanks!
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Hey Sophie,
Thank you for your interest in IHRM programme! In order to provide with the most accurate answer it is better to write an email to the International Office - internationaloffice@saxion.nl. If you have other questions regarding IHRM, don’t hesitate to ask me.
Best regards,
Yanislav
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Johnvroeg 1 jaar, 1 maand geleden
Regarding course material, is there much based on statistics or research methods and if so what does this involve? I currently study HRM at a University but it is very theoretical and math-ful I think I want to change as I believe a more practical University of Applied Sciences course would suit me?
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Hi John,
From my perspective, the first two years of this study is rather theory-based, however, it doesn't mean just reading and having exams. There are many skill classes requiring you to improve your interview skills, speaking in public skills, group dynamic skills etc... Also, the last quarter of the second year is called 'Practical Quarter', which means dealing with cases in real companies. This will go on to the end of the first semester of the third year, as you have to work with different companies and their assignments. And, of course, you also have to go on an internship period of 6 months at the beginning of the final year.
Overall, I'd say it is a rather well-organized study that can help you greatly when you graduate and start working in a company. I hope this answer helps you somewhat. :)
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Tanakavroeg 1 jaar, 3 maanden geleden
Can i ask if it easy to a job in software engineering after studying in the netherlands at saxion.I know its not your area of study but maybe you could refer me to friends at saxion doing the program.
Thank you
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Hi Tanaka, it is also possible to ask your question to students from that programme. They will probably be able to answer your question in a better way. Otherwise, I can advise you to check our website https://www.saxion.edu/programmes/bachelor/software-engineering-information-and-communication-technology.
Have a nice day and good luck :)
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Tomvroeg 1 jaar, 4 maanden geleden
I have read all the information in your site about Saxion top talent programme, but I still have questions. What are the requirements to be accepted in this programme? How much is the fee? What are the ways of assessing? How can I attend classes, because I am currently first year of IHRM programme.
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Hi Tom,
Good question. I suggest to ask for advice to your study counselor, the right person to go to for your development.
Have a lovely day!
Davide
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Alexvroeg 1 jaar, 4 maanden geleden
Hi, how to be sure that this program fits me?
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Hi Alex,
Firstly, if you are interested in psychology, working with people, learning more about and meeting new cultures, IHRM programme is the right programme. Secondly, part of application procedure is the intake interview which will measure you motivation about IHRM and the match between you and this programme. Additionally, I will suggest you to take part in trial day with a current student in Saxion or visit us during the open day on 15th of January 2020.
If you have further questions don't hesitate to contact me.
Regards,
Yanislav
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Nikittavroeg 1 jaar, 5 maanden geleden
What do like the most of your program?
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Hi,
One thing which impressed me in IHRM programme is the huge number of nationalities in my class, which help me to see different cultures views and approaches to problems solving and apply in practice what I have learned in one of the courses (Intercultural Communication). Other thing which I liked about this programme is the fact that lectures are not teacher, standing in front of lots of students in big room, only talking with them for a certain time and give them homework. At Saxion lectures are interactive (for example during one lesson we were separated and we (not the teacher) had to present information about the topic of this lesson, which was an easier way of understanding this topic. As I am talking about being separated in groups, this is also really interesting thing, because this help you in understanding not only different cultures’ ways of thinking, but also different ways of thinking of people from your own country. Last, but not least the fact that this programme is in English, give you the opportunity to think not only in your native language, but in English, also.
Have a nice day and do not hesitate to contact me if you have further questions.
Regards,
Yanislav
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Enisavroeg 1 jaar, 5 maanden geleden
Hi,I'm mum of future students Lejla from Croatia.Please, tell me about accommodationin homestay, and costs about student life, after study.Have you some contact about accommodation?What you prefer?We need help and information, TOEFL or IELTS?Thank you very much.
Best regards,Enisa Konjić
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Hello,
Thank you for reaching us. I would advise you to look for accomodation no later than the end of June - beginning of July, because it will become more and more difficult as the start of the new academic year is September. The prices for the accommodation range from €350 - €450 (depends on location, number of roomates, period of searching). Useful website for accomodation is https://kamernet.nl/en. Other way of searching for a room is Facebook groups such as Wohnungen in Enschede and Saxion International Students. Other costs are around €300-€400 per mount. Both exams are accepted by Saxion. IELTS need to be Academic with at least 6.0 overall score and 6.0 on each area (listening, reading, writing and speaking). In this site https://www.saxion.edu/studying-in-the-netherlands/application/admission-and-entry-requirements you can find information about TOEFL results for acceptance in Saxion. If you have further questions, do not hesitate to contact me ask or contact International Office (internationaloffice@saxion.nl or +31 (0)88 019 3789). Last, but not least feel welcome to visit Saxion during an open day on 15 January 2020.
Have a nice day,
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Hi Enisa,
Like the previous answer, it’s best to look for a room already around March since it’d still be cheaper around this time; however, if you don’t find a house later than June or July, the rent will be very expensive. There are many groups on Facebook providing houses/rooms available, or you can also choose to go to agencies like ten Haag for example. The rent for rooms here ranges from as low as 250€ to more than 500€ per month.
Living costs really depend on the student themselves, as their lifestyles can make big differences. I personally spend around 200€ in general on other costs beside my rent. For us students, books are also very expensive, so I suggest looking for pdf files online, or buy secondhand ones from old students, or just search for these versions online too. It’ll be way cheaper than buying the newest version on studystore.
Both TOEFL and IELTS are accepted. More information can be found in this link: https://www.saxion.edu/studying-in-the-netherlands/application/admission-and-entry-requirements
About the after study, if you meant what career paths are available, I can tell you that there are plenty:) One can work for a company, or be an entrepreneur, or become a teacher afterwards. Some will go for a completely different path while others will study further, and that’s certainly normal here. It really up to the students themselves and what they’ve discovered about themselves throughout the process of being a student here.
I hope this answer help you in some ways! Wish you and your daughter the best of luck!
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Alexandrovroeg 1 jaar, 6 maanden geleden
Do you think there are opportunities for successful working carrier because Saxion is Hogeschool, not University?
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Hi Alexandro!
Not a single doubt about that! The sole variable I would take into account for your evaluation is the country where you'd like to work. For example, Germany and France are titles-based countries where there is a common believe that the more titles you have the better you are at your job, but you will need a Master's for that anyway.Saxion, in particular the IHRM program prepares you very well for your future career. During your studies, you will have loads of practical assignment that will challenge your full knowledge and skills to deliver ambitious results and recommendations for real companies (like IKEA, for example).
Companies nowadays do not focus on where you have studied, and in most cases not even on what you have studied, as long as you possess the skills and attitude to fit the job and the culture. What is very important to consider (and Talent Managers know this well): you can learn new knowledge, but it is far more difficult to fit in a culture if you are not ready for it, and companies know this.
Besides, you mentioned career opportunities: I work for Danone, a classmate works for O'Neil, another one for Saab, or Green Peace, Grand Vision, Bosh, etc...
University of Applied Sciences or University (of Research)? The choice is yours. If you are keen on learning both skills and knowledge to get ready for the job and understand since day one how to apply them in practice on assignments, then go for Hogeschool. If you love research and study theoretical models, then go for a University.
I hope this answers your question. Furthermore, I'd like to invite you to join the Open Day of Saxion on November 15th. I will be there and I'd love to answer your questions.
Best of luck!
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Timvroeg 1 jaar, 7 maanden geleden
Are there sports classes included in the program or sports is addition free time activity?
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Hi Tim, IHRM Is humanistic study and, therefore, sport activities are not a complementary part of the program. However, there is plenty of time to pursue your healthy interests off school-time.
I hope you enjoy your studies at Saxion!
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Vojtěchvroeg 1 jaar, 8 maanden geleden
Hello there, I just wanted to ask for an advice or some tip. Unfortunately, I still did not manage to find myself a place to stay. Do you think it would be possible to stay at Uni or in a tant in the Uni backyard in exchange of some work (such as cleaning or anything else)?
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Hi Vojtech, unfortunately there is no possibility like you mention as that is far from the way we would like our students to kick-off their stay in the Netherlands and it is not hygienic for you. I know finding a room in the country is very hard and some students start searching in March for September to avoid such situations. I recommend you getting in touch with housing@saxion.nl should there be any space left in the waiting list.
Hope this helps. Best of luck 🤗
Davide
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Vojtěchvroeg 1 jaar, 8 maanden geleden
Hi, I just wanted to ask if you recommend going to the HOI week or if you consider it as a waste of time. Please write an honest answer.
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Hey there!
It depends...in my experience it was more about getting to know your fellow classmates rather than learning more practicalities about your study.I recommend going if you're keen on socializing, but especially if you enjoy drinking and partying.
If you're not really into that, I wouldn't go 😉.I hope this answers your question!
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Samvroeg 1 jaar, 8 maanden geleden
Is it nessesary to attend the introduction on 26th and 27th August since 2nd September in introduction for IHRM?
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Dear Sam,
The introduction on the 26th and 27th is not mandatory.
Best Wishes,
Lisa
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Jamevroeg 1 jaar, 9 maanden geleden
During the first, second, third and fourth quarter the exams are on which week?
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Hi Jame,
Exams are normally in week 9 and 10 of the quarter. Retakes are in weeks 6 and 7. Be aware the last quarter is one week shorter, meaning exams would be in week 8 and 9. Retakes in week 4.10
Good luck with your studies ;)
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Samvroeg 1 jaar, 9 maanden geleden
Are there outclass actitities which is not sport, because I'm not good at it?
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Hi Sam,
There are certainly activities which are not sport based. If you have a chance to attend the HOI week you will get to see all different "groups" around Saxion, which change in range from arts to computer games, so surely you can find something interesting for you!
If not, you can always join the student association for your course, and there you will get to meet a lot of people and hopefully find similar interests so you can keep busy outside of Uni as well!
You will be contacted by your student association during the mandatory introduction on 26/27 of August.Hope this helps!
Luciano, Saxion IO Team
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Olegseyvroeg 1 jaar, 9 maanden geleden
Doy you have homework? If so, does it take lot of time?
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Hi Olegsey,
I'm not a student for this particular course, but the Saxion.edu website specifies that in a week, you will have 20 hours worth of lectures and 20 hours for self-study, which will include the time for you to work on assignments / home work. In total you should allocate at least 40 hours per week to dedicate to university.
Although some weeks will probably require a little bit less time, and some weeks a little bit more, specially towards the end of each quarter.Hope this helps!
Luciano, Saxion IO Team
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Maryvroeg 1 jaar, 9 maanden geleden
Where I can find year calendar for IHRM 2019 - 2020?
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Hi Mary,
If you are a new student you will be receiving this information as soon as it's available, which will be perhaps end of this month or in August.
At the moment there is only a general calendar for Saxion which show events such as holiday and exam weeks and open days, but that is only accessible by current students on the Mijn Saxion page.Hope this answer is helpful.
Have a great day!
Luciano, Saxion IO Team
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Alexandervroeg 1 jaar, 9 maanden geleden
Could you recommend me what service/app/tool to use to store online my projects and files during my study at Saxion? I saw the answer from today but I hope for recomendation for service/app/tool (easy for use, popular in Saxion). Thank you for your help! Good night!
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Dear Alexander,
mostly, we are working with google docs or word online. It has several advantages especially if you have to work in groups. And all your data are stored online.
Hope that answers your question.
Best wishes,
Lisa
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Alexandervroeg 1 jaar, 9 maanden geleden
What are requirements for laptop for this program? Does it matter if the laptop is Macbook or laptop with Windows?
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Hi Alexander,
I would just recommend something light, with a good battery life and comfortable to use everywhere. You will need it a lot. Also, you do not need special software, only Microsoft Office, but you will have access to that through your Saxion account.
Hope this helps.
Have a great day,
Davide
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Maryvroeg 1 jaar, 9 maanden geleden
Can I become a Saxion ambassador?
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Hi Mary,
Unfortunately the open call for the position is over for the next Academic year. You can start in September 2020. Keep monitoring our digital media for more info.
If you like to give your availability for the Open Days of the IHRM study you can contact the front desk of AMA.
Have a lovely time ahead with IHRM.
Davide
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Sonvroeg 1 jaar, 9 maanden geleden
Where I can store online my projects and files during my study at Saxion?
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Hi there,
You can choose whatever you want. This Is up to you and your autonomy. Just pick the service you prefer.
Enjoy the summer!
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Samvroeg 1 jaar, 9 maanden geleden
Is it mandatory to attend the HOI week?
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Dear Sam,
no it is not mandatory to attend the hoi week. Some would say it is good to get already in contact with your future classmates. But in my point of view you also meet people during the first weeks. Saxion is offering a lot of activities during the first weeks.
Hope that helps,
best wishes,
Lisa
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Samvroeg 1 jaar, 9 maanden geleden
What programs (apps) I have to have on my laptop for IHRM program? Do you know sites and sources where I can find helpful materials for this program?
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Dear Sam,
you dont need any special applications beside microsoft word, ppt, exel. But you dont have to buy it, it will be provided to you during the first days of university.
To answer your second question, I am pretty sure you will receive a mail from saxion (4-5 weeks) before the study programs starts. There is everything mentioned what you need. :)
I hope this was helpful
Best wishes,
Lisa
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parent of studentvroeg 1 jaar, 10 maanden geleden
On which date the Introductory week starts?
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Hi parent,
That's on the week of 26 August.
Have a good day,
Davide
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parentvroeg 1 jaar, 10 maanden geleden
Do you plan to send information email about additional information about the study program (book list, timetables, information what to bring on introduction week, actitities which would be done during this week) and if so - when?
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Dear Parent,
Thank you for your question. This website is ideal for questions from students to students. For questions that are not under students' infuence, my best advice is to contact the School of IHRM directly. In this case we could still provide you with an answer anyway, released by the School. Information on the book list and the invitation to the introduction day will come in the beginning of July. On the introduction day, your daughter will be given the timetable for the first quarter. Be aware that the timetable may not be the same for every week. Everything will be explained in detail during the introduction day. I hope this helps :)
Have a great day!
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parentvroeg 1 jaar, 10 maanden geleden
My daughter has no patience to start learning IHRM at Saxion. Would you suggest me some books on this topic to read during the summer holliday? Thank you in advance
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Hi there! Technically, it isn't necessary to read specific books before starting the program, but one book I would really recommend that also combines many topics of our study is called "Organizational Behavior" by Robbins & Judge. However, I cannot guarantee that it will be on the booklist for the next year, although we did need it in the first year. I will also definitely keep it for a while after my study, since it is both informative and motivating.
I hope this answers your question!
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Parentvroeg 1 jaar, 10 maanden geleden
Do school books have online pdf or students have to buy paperbooks?
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Hello, some books may have e-versions available, but not necessarily. It's up to the student which version he or she gets. The School provides extra literature like articles, papers, etc, but the main book is responsibility of the students and has to be purchased or borrowed from the library.
Let us know is you have any other question!
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Alexvroeg 1 jaar, 10 maanden geleden
When Saxion would sent email with information about the program (additional information, I already read the information in Saxion's site)
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Hi Alex,
What would you like to know?
All you need to know for now is the time of the introduction week (last of August) and the first week of class (first week of September). Around July you'll get an email with more information anyway, including books list.Cheers,
Davide
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Edinvroeg 1 jaar, 10 maanden geleden
Hello,
Are there any fraternities related to the study or like activities/excursions?Just asking if there is anything to do outside of classes.
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Hi Edin,
Thanks a lot for your question. The IHRM study has a study association called Humanity. They often organize drinks and activities to have fun in the city, so you can join when you have extra free time. Here you can find their Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/svhumanity/
Hope this helps :)
Have a wonderful start of your time at Saxion!
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Gregvroeg 1 jaar, 11 maanden geleden
What I have to do during summer in order to have better preparation for studying IHRM?
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Hi Greg,
Thank you for your message! There is no prior knowledge you must possess to start the course, but I recommend you to always keep yourself up to date with the trends in the labor market and maybe read some articles on HBR for inspiration :)
Hope this helps,
Davide
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parentvroeg 1 jaar, 11 maanden geleden
Do students have accounts for Microsoft apps from university or they use their own?
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Dear parent,
Students at Saxion can use their email address to login to Office 365 services, ranging from email to the extended Office Suite. On top of this, it is possible to download the software on the PC.
I hope this answers your question thoroughly.
Regards,
Davide
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Janevroeg 1 jaar, 11 maanden geleden
Where I can find list with books for IHRM? (books for studying during the year)
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Hi Jane,
Thank you for your question. You will receive all the information before the start of school year. The list of books for next year is still being determined, in case little adjustments are necessary to the current one.
Around July and August you will get several welcoming emails to get you ready before the start.Hope this helps :) Good luck with starting your bachelor!
Davide
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Lorenzovroeg 2 jaar geleden
Where I can find offers for accommodation in Enchede?
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Hey Lorenzo,
if you klick on this link you can see all information about housing https://www.saxion.edu/studying-in-the-netherlands/practical-matters/accommodationMoreover, you can check the facebook group "wohnungen in Enschede" there you can find a lot of student houses and shared appartments
best wishes,
Lisa
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Lorenzovroeg 2 jaar geleden
Where I can find guideline for first year students? (a brochure which contains information about studying in Saxion, information, about the town etc.)
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General information will be given to you on the first days. But you can also get information on saxion.edu
if you want to have some information about Enschede you can get it from this webpage: https://www.stadtenschede.de (this is a german webpage but it should be possible to get information in english as well)best wishes,
Lisa
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Lorenzovroeg 2 jaar geleden
Dear whom this may concern,
Could you please explain the application procedure for this particular program?
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Hey Lorenzo,
if you click on this link you can apply for the study program:
https://www.saxion.edu/programmes/bachelor/international-human-resource-management
You have to give all your information to studylink and they will send it to Saxion university. After few days you will be contact by the university itself and they will come up with a appointment for the intake interview. As long as you pay the study fee on time you are excepted for the study program.If you still have any questions please do not hasitate to contact us via IntoSaxion
best wishes,
Lisa
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Ilsevroeg 2 jaar, 4 maanden geleden
Is de opleiding International HMR volledig in het engels? Is er toevallig een student in de chat die kan uitleggen hoe hij de volledige lesdagen in het engels ervaart en of dat is bij te benen voor hem/haar?
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Hello, Ilse
Thank you for your questions.
The IHRM course is completely in English. I would say having good listening skill is necessary. In the beginning, I felt quite overwhelmed since every lesson is in English. But gradually, I am familiar with it. The lecturers always welcome us to ask questions and clarify all our uncertainties. Moreover, my speaking skill is absolutely improved. With the encouragement of my lecturers and classmates, now I am more confident to share my opinions and contribute my inputs during lectures :)
Best wishes,
Nancy.
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Simona Stefanovavroeg 2 jaar, 1 maand geleden
Hello,Could you give me information what educational mobile apps you use during lessons and for self-study?
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Hey Simona,
we are using "blackboard" which is a educational webpage where our teachers provide us with the course Materials we have to work with.Best wishes,
Lisa
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Danielvroeg 2 jaar, 1 maand geleden
HelloI have information that I must have a minimal result of 6.0 in each part of IELTS exam. Is this true or I must have overall band of 6.0 (it doesn't matter if I have 5.0 or 8.0 in writing while the overall band of ALL components is 6.0)
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Hi Daniel,
Thank you for your question and glad to see you are interested in IHRM!
You need a minimum of 6.0 for each component. Should you have a lower score, you may need to consider one of the Preparatory Courses, based on the score.
Let us know if we can help you further, and maybe visit us on Saturday, 16 March 11:00-15:00 in Enschede for the Open Day. :)
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Alexvroeg 2 jaar, 2 maanden geleden
How can I take part in taster activities(trial day or taster day) in IHRM? I only find information in Dutch
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Hi Alex,
You can find the information in English here: https://www.saxion.nl/opleidingen/en/fulltime/bachelor/international-human-resource-management/try-out
But I see the registration form is in Dutch, so to be sure you'd better contact our Student Information Center:
WhatsApp: 06 - 1018 1868
Phone: 088 - 019 3700
E-mail: info@saxion.nlKind regards,
Koen
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Alexvroeg 2 jaar, 2 maanden geleden
Do I need to have exact scores on my IELTS exam - for example at least 5.5 of every component or the only score which is important is the band score of 6.0?
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Hey Alex,
please check this link, here you can find every informantionhttps://www.saxion.edu/studying-in-the-netherlands/application/admission-and-entry-requirements
Best wishes,
Lisa
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Alexvroeg 2 jaar, 2 maanden geleden
I received conditional letter for acceptance. In what period of time I'm going to receive information from Saxion about Skype interview?
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Hi Alex,
Thank you for your question. In general the intake interviews take place during march, april, may. I had mine in may, a friend of mine in april. So you will receive soon emails, with more information about the intake interviews. If you have any questions you can always contact us. :)
Hope this was helpful
best wishes
Lisa
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Marie Sophievroeg 2 jaar, 2 maanden geleden
Hey Guys is there anyway to still sign up for the Discovery Day in Enschede on the 5 of April. Somehow I can't fill in the form and I really wanna come as I wanna study starting in September and I can't decide between International business and International Human Resource Management. Thanks Xxx
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Hi Marie Sophie,
Could you tell me where you're trying to sign up (the link)? Because I think you're trying to sign up for the event of last year. As far as I know there's not yet a new Discovery Day you can sign up for.
Kind regards,
Koen
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Hi Marie Sophie,
Sorry it took so much time to have an answer from us. This is the ninth week of the study module and it is very hectic because of the reports deadlines and exams to prepare. Thank you for understanding :)
The Discovery Day is unfortunately not taking place this year, but you can visit us during the next open day in Enschede. I will definitely be there. You can approach me anytime and ask all the questions you may have about the programs and Saxion itself. Visit us on 16 March between 11:00-15:00. You can register here https://www.saxion.edu/studying-in-the-netherlands/open-days
We will all be very happy to welcome you!
See you soon,
Davide
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Kristinavroeg 2 jaar, 2 maanden geleden
Hi, I have 2 questions:- how good at math do I have to be to be succesful at this course/how much and on which level does the course include math?- what does the SCC (skype interview part) include? any tipsn what should I be prepared for? i'm a bit nervous :/thank you for your answer!
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Hi :)
1. no math is needed in this study Programm
2. in the skype talk you are just talking telling who you are and why you want to study IHRM :). Afterwards, the person is telling you some information and you have the opportunity to ask questions. You dont need to be nervous about it.Best wishes,
Lisa
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Kristinavroeg 2 jaar, 2 maanden geleden
Hello, I'd like to ask, how is it with the end of school year? When is for example the earliest you can be done? Thank you :)
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Dear Kristina :)
Thank you for your question. In general it can be said that every school year ends in the middle/end of July. It depends if you have to retake any exams or not.Hope this was helpful for you :)
Best wishes
Lisa
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Alexvroeg 2 jaar, 3 maanden geleden
Hello,I am going to study IHRM at Saxion. Could you give me more information about the online assessment which is part from the entry requirements. Is this kind of language test? Or something else?
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Hi Alex, the online assessment is not a language test. To certificate your language skills you would need to take an English test like IELTS or TOEFL. You can find the general entry requirements here https://www.saxion.edu/site/programmes/degree/entry-requirements/.
The online tool you are talking about is intended to have a first impression of your knowledge and skills and serves for orientation purposes. Its completion is conditional for the admission, while his results are not. The assessment is also useful for you to know how compatible you are with the program. I hope this answers your question :)Should you have specific questions about the admission procedure and the enrollment, you can contact the International Office via Facebook through this link https://m.me/saxionuniversity
For any other question about the IHRM program, feel free to post here! We will all be happy to help!Have a very great day :)
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Hi Alex,
a quick update for you. I found this recent video that may be interesting for you to get some clarification on the (online) assessment and the interview. Enjoy it here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SQfnK-YzRCg
Have a great day,
Davide
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Alexvroeg 2 jaar, 3 maanden geleden
HelloCould you tell me when is the final deadline to send Saxion results from my English exam after I have received conditional letter of admission?
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Hi Alex,
thank you for your message!
IntoSaxion is a platform from students for students, dedicated to all your questions about the different study programs. For queries related to admission, insurance, housing or anything that is not connected with the study specifically, you can get in touch with the International Office via http://m.me/saxionuniversity Via them you can have an official answer to all your questions :)
Good luck with the preparation to your course!
Davide
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Alexvroeg 2 jaar, 3 maanden geleden
Hello,I am going to study IHRM at Saxion. Could you give me more information about the intake interview because I don't know what to expect from it?
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Hello Alex! The intake interview can take place via Skype, if you are not able to come to Enschede. Basically, it's a tool for Saxion to understand whether your English skills are good and what your motivation to study IHRM is. So, it's advisable to just think about your motivation to apply for the study and be yourself :). They may ask you a few questions about your background, but it is generally an informal conversation. In the end the instructor will give you a recommendation as to whether he/ she thinks you are suitable for the course.
I hope this answers your question! Feel free to ask me any more questions.
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Radwanvroeg 2 jaar, 7 maanden geleden
hey there , i am a student in HRM in the first year but i will be in saxion in 11th because i have to stay with my father this period of illness,so i need someone co tact me to make me updated witg everything from today to 11th
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Hi Radwan,
I am sorry to hear about your father situation. I wish you and your family a fast and smooth recovery.
Unfortunately, no first year student is here on the platform, but you can find all the lessons material on Blackboard at https://leren.saxion.nl You can login with your usual credentials and access the courses from the top-menu "My AMA". Click on the courses and you will be redirected to the course page. Once there, on the left sidebar, you can find the menu for all the weeks.
Please inform the study counsellor Miriam Hofste about you not able to be there at h.p.m.hofste@saxion.nl . It would be optimal if you can explain your situation. Trust me, they do help and understand a lot when such unfortunate events occur.I hope this answers your query. Please get back to us anytime!
Good luck and see you soon at Saxion,
Davide, 3rd year IHRM student
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Freekvroeg 2 jaar, 11 maanden geleden
ik wilde nog een last minute mee loopdag organiseren aangezien ik het de afgelopen jaar vrij druk heb gehad met mijn topsport. nu weet ik dat de officiële data van de meelosdagen zijn verlopen maar ik hoopte toch op deze manier een eventuele meeloopdag te kunnen organiseren.
mvg. Freek Voogel
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Hi Freek, neem even contact op met ons infocentrum via info@saxion.nl. Zij kunnen aangeven wat er nog mogelijk is! Groetjes.
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Tonivroeg 3 jaar, 1 maand geleden
Hi, as im going to study this programme, i would like to ask about more details such as how are the classes going, what is their duration, do i need a laptop for my studies or i will be provided there and so on. Thanks so so much!
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Hi Toni!
Great that you are coming to join Saxion and the IHRM community!
In answer to your questions, the duration of the classes vary, I've been in classes of 1 hour, some 1 hour 30 minutes, and others much longer like 3 hours. In the longer classes we get break to go to the toilet or get something to eat :)
I would say that you do need a laptop, there are computers available for you to use.. there are desktops in both the AMA department and the library. But since we have to do a lot of course work and research - it is very handy to have your own laptop.
Hope that has answered your questions! if you have any more, please feel free to ask :)
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Antoniavroeg 3 jaar, 1 maand geleden
Ich bin sehr am IHRM interessiert, das ja ziemlich einzigartig ist. Die Google-Rezensionen sind leider nicht so überzeugend und haben mich skeptisch gemacht. Deshalb hoffe ich auf eine ehrliche Meinung: Sind die Standards wirklich so niedrig und die Dozenten so unmotiviert, wie viele behaupten?
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Hi Antonia,
Please, can you call our information center on 088-019-3700? Thank you!
Kind regards,
Rozanne
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NHIvroeg 3 jaar, 4 maanden geleden
Hi guys,my name is Nhi,I would like to ask about the curriculum of the IHRM programme and how can we meet other friends?And how do you feel about the programme after you go into the course?
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Hi Nhi,
Sorry for the late reply, I have been quite busy with my internship program for my study in the IHRM program.
But about your questions, I am more than happy to give you some insights about our program and about Saxion.
In our international human resource management program, the key-word is International! Literally, everything you can find in this program will be international! There will be students coming from all over the globe, from my personal experience, I have the chance to study and work with Dutchies, Germans, Jamaican, Chinese, Estonian, Russian, etc. It was quite an experience for me!
About the study itself, you will have the chance to study a lot of interesting topics. For example, during the first quarter of the first year, you will be taught how to learn. Sounds weird, isn't it? But I have to tell you, as a fellow Vietnamese, the education system is quite different compared to what we have back in our home country so this period will be really helpful for you to integrate in a new environment. Then, after you are more used to the new country, you will deep-dive into different topics like: "Intercultural Communication; Business Economics (don't worry not too many financial stuff in here); Psychology; People and Labour; Labour Law; Organizational Design and Culture; etc." I can go into more details but then let's do it via e-mail/skype if you like to since it would be too long to write down here.
Overall, the study program is really nice and helpful so I really like it ^_^! The people here are nice too, when I first came, I was introduced to a group of Vietnamese in Enschede and we usually have some get-together for special occasions. I can get you in touch with them if you like to since currently, I am working in Amsterdam so I am not living in Enschede anymore. I am sure that you will find a lot of friends here since people are very friendly, not only the Vietnamese but also the Westerners :'D
For the last bit, I have been here for also 4 years now, I have adapted quite well to the environment, culture and the work ethic of people here. I am also planning to find a job here later on so finger crossed! If you are able to adapt to the western culture, I'm sure that you will do just fine.
Well, that's it for me today, hope I answered your questions. If you would like to know more about everything, shoot me an email at lnguyen@travix.com and we can discuss further. Nice to e-meet you and have a nice weekend!
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Bramvroeg 3 jaar, 6 maanden geleden
Hoi!Mijn vraag is vooral voor de Nederlandse studenten die IHRM hebben gekozen. Waarom hebben jullie juist voor IHRM gekozen en niet voor 'normaal' HRM? En is de studie moeilijk in het Engels of went het wel snel?
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Hoi Bram!
Ik heb meerdere redenen gehad om IHRM te doen in plaats van HRM. Eén daarvan was de buitenlandse stage. Dit is ook mogelijk bij de reguliere opleiding, maar bij de internationale variant is het er echt een onderdeel van: ontzettend gaaf om een half jaar in een ander land (Nieuw-Zeeland in mijn geval) te wonen en stage te lopen! Daarnaast is de gehele opleiding in het Engels, wat goed van pas komt omdat het steeds meer een vereiste is om als professional op hoog (professioneel) niveau Engels te spreken. Dit vond ik zelf niet moeilijk - je went er inderdaad snel aan. De laatste twee redenen waarom ik heb gekozen voor IHRM is dat de focus ligt op het internationale aspect van bedrijven en HR (hoe ga ik mijn bedrijf door middel van HR internationaal op de kaart zetten?) en het feit dat IHRM tot nu toe een unieke studie is in Nederland en dus alleen bij Saxion wordt aangeboden (goed voor je CV!).
Ik kan je deze opleiding van harte aanbevelen. Veel docenten hebben écht kennis van zaken op internationaal gebied en zijn één met de studenten. Veel succes met het maken van een keuze!
Giulia
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Katevroeg 3 jaar, 7 maanden geleden
How can I meet Nigerian students here in saxion?
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Hi Kate, sorry for the late reply, I was busy at my internship. About the question, you can find other Nigeria students via the Facebook group of Saxion. Has you got access to it yet?
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Katevroeg 3 jaar, 8 maanden geleden
How do I get to meet new people during my first year at the university? Am from Nigeria.
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Hi Kate,
I came all the way from Kenya so I understand it can be rather scary moving to a new country. But not to worry!! there's loads of stuff for you to get involved in, so that you can meet new people. For example at the beginning of the school year there is an introduction week; HOI WEEK! you can sign up for this. Its a lot of fun! You will get to know the city and loads of other people also starting there first year of uni.
What is also nice to do is to join the student union from your academy! They will arrange loads of fun activities for you to join and socialize :)
You will probably also meet people through your living situation, if you live in Student housing for example.I hope this was helpful! enjoy your first year!
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Hi Kate,
I totally agree with what Kristy wrote above :) HOI (introduction) WEEK and Saxion student associations are always a good idea. You can also check the external ones, like AIESEC or AEGEE. They will as well be happy to show you everything that Enschede has to offer.
Good luck and enjoy your time at Saxion!
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Gwenvroeg 3 jaar, 11 maanden geleden
Hi there~ I'm Gwen :D I wanna apply for the IHR Bachelor programme. I'm wondering if anybody could tell me the possibility of getting a job in HR after graduation?PS: I'm not Dutch and ofc I don't speak DutchIf I wanna get a job in the Netherlands, is it necessary to learn Dutch?Thank you
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Hi Gwen, it's of course a plus to learn some dutch while studying and living here but it is not necessarily needed. When I recently looked for HR internships online, there were a lot of offers that did not require dutch! :-) I hope I could help you. Let me know if there is more, Olivia
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Lindavroeg 4 jaar, 3 maanden geleden
Hi! I'm studying HR in Sweden, I'm almost done with half of my bachelor and now I'm thinking of doing my exchange semester at Saxion.
I was wondering if it's difficult to find accommodation for 6 months? And if the accommodations are close to the university.
Regards, Linda
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Hi Linda! Great that you are considering Saxion for your exchange semester, the HR study here has really given me some great insights. In regards to your question, it highly depends on when you start searching for accommodation. Enschede has got loads of students which means there are also loads of student housing complexes. The two main Facebook groups: Apartments in Enschede & University of Twente - Marktplaats offer great help. Enschede isn't a huge city so even if you live outside the city centre it only take about 15 mins to get to Saxion by bike which isn't too long. There are loads of students on exchanges as well so finding something for 6 months shouldn't be a problem. I'd say you can give the Facebook groups a chance and if that doesn't turn up anything good, contacting students that already have housing and might be moving out (like myself and other 3yr students) can be an option. Best of luck! Kind regards, Kristy McGovern.
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