Helping out with vaccinations is the new sought-after activity among students. More than 300 of them have signed up via 25 different student associations as volunteers for the vaccination center at Flanders Expo. Four students explain how they are helping to steer the vaccination of 1600 people a day in the right direction.
“Training for an average of 20 hours a week and attending classes: it’s often tricky, but it works”. Here we talk to four Ghent University students who are combining top-level sports with their studies. Read how they do it and what the future holds for them.
Studies do not determine everything. Sometimes your future job is an extension of your studies. But you might just end up somewhere unexpected. In other words: with one education, you can still choose several paths. These 2 people, who both studied history, prove it.
They know what is going on among students, keep their finger on the pulse and participate in different councils and boards. Five representatives tell us more about their role.
The staff at UZ Gent has seen the number of patients increase significantly over recent weeks. After a call from the university hospital, many students have stepped up to help. These four students explain why.
Is it worthwhile to join a student association this year? Definitely! Even with corona, there is still a lot to do.
Is there anything else you can do at Ghent University besides taking classes and studying? Of course there is! Mare finds out what is possible.
Need a quiet place to study or take an online class? Anne finds out where to go!
It’s back to business! Are you ready? With the starting gun for the new academic year having been fired, Maarten, a medical student, certainly is. He tells us how he is looking forward to the new academic year.
Joris, Selena, Bob and Bert are a couple of the students who are working together with the GUM (Ghent University Museum). Discover why these four 'MuST’ers' are so excited about the brand-new science museum.
What will the classes look like this year? As Anne finds out, it will be a mix of on campus and online education.
With the exams looming, for many students the moment of truth beckons. The main thing Is not to be paralysed by stress during tough circumstances. Student psychologists Suzy Even and Sarah Vermeersch have some tips.
