Meet two talented young women Zalia and Sintija, who are both 23 years old. Zalia Omar is from Germany, but she grew up in Germany and Tanzania whereas Sintija is from Latvia. What connected them was not only their choice of study, but also the passion for having their own business. I had the chance to interview them and ask more about their business idea. More
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Interview with Aneta from Vilnius: “Leeuwarden is a beautiful and cozy city”
Studying abroad comes with a lot of opportunities and the chance to meet students all around the world, and the university NHL Stenden is a perfect place for that. Meet the Creative Business student Aneta Gaidamovic, who is 21 years old girl from Vilnius, the capital of Lithuania. Aneta is a second-year student, and her hobbies are photography and design. I had the chance to interview her and ask her about her studies. More
YourPost’s DNA: Renée Kramer from the Netherlands
Good day everyone! My name is Renée, and I am a 22-year-old Creative Business student here in Leeuwarden. I was born in Espel, which is a very small village in the province of Flevoland, Netherlands. In Espel, there are a lot of farms and I was quite literally raised between the beautiful tulip and potato fields. You can definitely think of me as a farm girl, I don’t mind. But continue reading if you want to learn a bit more about me. More
YourPost’s DNA: Aleksandra Levunlieva from Bulgaria
Hi, there! My name is Aleksandra, but you can call me Aleks or Lexi. I am from a small city in the southwestern part of Bulgaria that is called Blagoevgrad, and it is famous for its nature and friendly and hospitable people. In fact, the city is very close to the Greece and North Macedonian border. You should definitely visit it someday. But enough for the town, let me tell you something about myself. More
YourPost’s DNA: Iva Karamfilova from Bulgaria
Hello! My name is Iva. I am 20 years old, and I am from Vidin, Bulgaria. It is a small north-western town near the Danube river, close to the borders with Romania and Serbia. It is famous for the breathtaking medieval fortress called ‘Baba Vida’. I am a second-year student in the Creative Business course at NHL Stenden. In my spare time here, I love singing, watching movies, and going out in nature with friends. More
YourPost’s DNA: Felix Radoczi from Hungary
Hi! My name is Felix, I am 21 years old and I come from Hungary (and I am not hungry thank you : ) ). I am living in Leeuwarden while I am doing my study program till 2022. I am studying Creative Business at NHL Stenden. I have been almost two and a half years in Leeuwarden. More
Bulgarians in Leeuwarden [1]
It’s not a surprise that the Netherlands is the place where many high school graduates go to in order to continue their studies. With friendly environment, rich culture and high-quality education, the country draws in students from a myriad of places around Europe and the world. Studying in the Netherlands has recently risen in popularity in my home country, Bulgaria. Just in NHL Stenden alone, there are well-over 100 Bulgarians, in all of the courses that the university has to offer. More
NHL Stenden interviews [1], Renée: Leeuwarden can be so relaxed compared to Groningen
An interview with Creative Business student Renée. More
YourPost’s DNA: Kimberly Haverland from Germany
What defines us? Is it our DNA? Or maybe our character? More
YourPost’s DNA: Filip Svechev from Bulgaria
Hello there. My name is Filip Svechev, a 19-year-old Creative Business student over at NHL Stenden. I come from a city called Pernik which is located in Bulgaria. More
YourPost’s DNA: Anna Krause from Germany
Hey you! I’m new at the YourPost team and excited to contribute to the content. First things first, let me introduce myself really quick. My name is Anna Krause, I’m 22 years old and from Hamburg, Germany. I’m an easygoing person who loves good food (especially sushi) and good company. More
YourPost’s DNA: Erika Irabor from Germany
Hello! My name is Erika Irabor – I am sweet 22 years old, born in Magdeburg and raised in Düsseldorf, Germany. When it comes to my DNA I can say that I have black and white genes. The black genes go back to my dad who is from Nigeria and the white genes go back to my Mom who is German. More
YourPost’s DNA: Lisa Saager from Germany
Hallo! My name is Lisa and I’m 19 years old. I come from the very north of Germany, near Kiel and about two months ago I moved to Leeuwarden to study here. Half a year ago I decided on studying Creative Business at NHL Stenden and I’ll presumably stay here for about 4 years until I finish my Bachelors Degree. I chose to come to Leeuwarden because of the university that offers degrees I couldn’t find similarly at any German university. Furthermore, I decided on the Netherlands because I have always been interested in speaking a lot of English and having a lot of international possibilities in the future. More
StuCo Creative Business Media Event 2019: Children in Media
Should children be portrayed in media and does the portrayal of children and kids cartoon characters have an influence on media literacy and mental health? These and other questions were the topics of this year’s annual media debate event hosted by the Student Council of Creative Business (StuCo CB) at NHL Stenden. To receive an insight behind the scenes, YourPost talked to the contestants, the judges and the initiator. More
YourPost’s DNA: Marisa Greiner from Germany
What is DNA? There are different ways to define DNA. Scientifically speaking DNA is short for deoxyribonucleic acid, a molecule that contains the genetic information of the entire organism. It can be found in each cell; it is the ultimate “data base”. But what does that tell us? And does our DNA define what kind of person we become? More
YourPost’s DNA: L.Morelli from Italy – How living in Leeuwarden helped me grow
I remember the first time I walked in Leeuwarden streets. It was a cold winter and I had decided to visit the city for a couple days before deciding to start my bachelor the next February. After I checked in at the hotel, just in front of the train station, I left my bags and went for my first walk in the city. At that moment I had been living in Amsterdam for almost six months and I was almost used to the chaos, traffic, noisy tourists and pickpockets. More