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Master of Molecular Life Sciences bridges gap between lab and management
The master program in Molecular Life Sciences introduced a new curriculum at the start of this academic year. Lecturer Marloes Vissers explains what changed, while student Sem Smetsers shares how the new curriculum supports his ambitions.
Laura Claret Fernández turns inferior tomatoes into something edible
Is it possible to still make something of the worst of the worst tomatoes? Over the past few years, Laura Claret Fernández from HAN BioCentre led a project that set out to answer that question. The outcome took her by surprise.
Latvian students find each other in Chemistry and in Nijmegen
This summer, Latvian student Dariuss Ignatavics (21) persuaded his compatriot Amelija Senkane (19) to start studying Chemistry at ATBC as well. Together, they share their thoughts on the program, their choices, and life as international students.
The green gold that solves 4 environmental problems
A dreamer who loves working with his hands – that's how 22-year-old Bas Emaus describes himself. At HAN, he is currently completing his bachelor degree in Life Sciences. His biggest dream: contribute to solving major environmental challenges.
Life Sciences student Bernardo takes his time to explore California: 'You really need a car here'
Three years ago, Portuguese student Bernardo Luís came to HAN to study Life Sciences. Wanting to travel as much as possible, he decided to cross the Atlantic for an internship in Irvine, California. “I want to learn about the different scientific approaches used around the world.”
Lauren went from exchange student to PhD in Australia’s sunshine state: ‘I love the outdoor lifestyle here’
Lauren Geurds went on exchange to Australia for the graduation internship of her Bachelor’s degree in Chemistry at HAN. 6 years later she finished her PhD, found a prestigious new job, and feels fully integrated Down under.
Jan is vice-president of the School Council: ‘A very rewarding job’
Did you know that our school offers a part-time job in which you represent your fellow students, have a say in the school’s affairs and which also is a great addition to your resume? The School Council is looking for a new member, and its vice-president Jan Novoselec is happy to inform you about it.
Obada went from Syria to the Netherlands and from Linguistics to Biotechnology: ‘I’m very focused on my career’
The Erasmus Mundus exchange programme brought Obada Zaidany to the Netherlands. But his master’s degree in Linguistics didn’t provide him with enough job opportunities. His turn to a different approach paid off, as he is currently working fulltime as an R&D technician for Intravacc, while studying for his master’s degree in Molecular Life Sciences.
HAN starts a unique joint degree in life sciences with Dundee University
HAN and the University of Dundee School of Life Sciences have been collaborating for a long time now. Yet, what internationalisation coordinator Remko Bosch and Professor David Coates have been stirring up in the past years, is particularly interesting. Coming academic year, the new and highly ambitious Joint Degree in Biomolecular Sciences will start for a select group of students.
Quality cappuccino’s, lots of tiramisu and the support of a departed friend: Elske’s experience in Milan will forever be a special memory
Life Sciences student Elske Christiaanse found an ideal internship at the Mario Negri Institute for Pharmacological Research in Milan. But the initial excitement about her adventure in the fashion capital of the world suddenly took a turn, when she received terrible news.
