Thank you for watching. Good to know that this video was useful :) Best wishes with your studies at the Erasmus University, I promise it's gonna be a memorable experience :)

How did you apply for the masters? 🥺 I really want to them in the Netherlands since I’m about to enter my 3 year

Hello, how is your experience? What's your subject?

Lena Lena me too

@@LaRa-jr9vh cool, what major

Thank you for your comment! Good luck with student life in Rotterdam :) I am sure it would be a memorable experience.

Lena Lena me too :)

I am too! What are you studying?

Good Luck with your student life in Rotterdam! It's gonna be a memorable year, I promise :D

@@Harmie thank you!!!

Hi, I am also planning to study LLM at Erasmus. I wonder your impressions.

Thank you sooo much! Stay tuned on this channel, more content is coming along soon!

@@Harmie yaaay😊😊:)

Hi! Thank you for watching the video! The ease of getting in depends on a variety of factors such as your background, scores, motivation and potentially other non-academic experiences. There are several options within the Netherlands such as the University of Amsterdam, Tilburg, Utrecht, Leiden, Maastricht or Groningen for you to undertake a business course, so check them all out :) I would say that because of the top-notch quality on offer in such a small country (across research Universities I mentioned above), it should be easier/cheaper to be accepted than Universities of a similar repute in many other parts of the world.

@@Harmie oh. Got it mate. Thank you so much for your help and keep up with the work you're doing!

Thank you soo much! Really Really appreciate it :D

Holllaaaaaaaa! Thank you for watching the video and your comment, highly appreciate it! As an international student who undertook a Bachelor in Economics myself, I certainly recommend the university! Rotterdam is a cool city with many opportunities to learn and grow, so next to the courses taught at the University, you can on your own initiative, potentially take out a lot of value from your time in Rotterdam. I would say that the workload is quite intense and assessments are certainly not a walk in the park. I have heard this feedback from a lot of students who were here on exchange, that compared to their home university, the Erasmus University required a lot more effort and work. The course itself is super international and through a range of activities/student organizations, you'll make friends in no time :)

oi pedro, tudo bem? eu vou “aplicar” para essa universidade futuramente, e ja escutei de um brasileiro conhecido sobre como é estudar lá, e ele me falou muitos pontos positivos: segurança, saúde, facilidade em locomoção, etc... segundo ele, a única coisa que teria para reclamar seria o clima, frio e chuva, além disso, só pontos positivos. para “aplicar” o necessário é a comprovação do inglês (IELTS, dentre outros) e histórico escolar(as suas notas na escola ou faculdade daqui do brasil!)

Medicine is taught in Dutch not in English 😢

definitely not true, ofc it depends on each person, but most of the time it doesn’t really matter if you’re international or not. also some dutch ppl might not associate with international students because of the language barrier. you’ll definitely be able to make friends tho

Hi Daniel! Thanks for your comment :) I graduated 2 years ago from the Erasmus University with a Bachelor in Economics :)

Hi! Thanks for viewing the video :) This is private, off-campus housing!