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I want students to feel seen
What happens when a teacher really sees you? For student Nissrin Benhija, it made the difference between feeling like a number and believing you can succeed. For Dellwyn Oseana, lecturer at International Social Work (ISW), that is exactly what teaching is about: seeing the person behind the student.
Life After HAN: An International Alumna's Path to a Research Career
What is it like to find a job in the Netherlands as an international alumna? Originally from Romania, Cristina graduated from Life Sciences Bachelor in 2023. Today, she works as a Research Technician I at Lemba Therapeutics. But finding her first job in the Netherlands didn't happen overnight.
From HAN Bachelor in Communication to Client Marketing Manager in motorsport
For Sveva Gambasin, finding a job after graduation meant pursuing a very specific goal: a career in motorsport. Today, she works as a Client Marketing Manager at ReFerox, helping clients bring racing experiences to life through strategic marketing. Looking back, she credits her HAN experience not only for the knowledge she gained, but also for the opportunities, connections, and hands-on experiences that helped launch her career.
Finding your place in social work: how Luthiën turned empathy into action
What if helping people isn’t just part of your personality, but your future career? For Luthiën Jonis, studying International Social Work (ISW) at HAN starts that journey. What began as a natural desire to support others grew into a career focused on people, community and personal growth.
Building bridges worldwide: from ISW student to community leader in the US
What can you do with a degree in International Social Work? Anett Kis shows how far it can take you. After graduating from HAN, she now works in Dallas, Texas as an International and Community Social Worker for the State Secretariat for Hungarian Communities Abroad.
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.
New name and track for HAN Molecular Life Sciences master program
As of 1 September 2026, the HAN master program Molecular Life Sciences will be renamed Applied Molecular Sciences. In addition, the program will soon include two tracks: Molecular Life Sciences and Chemistry.
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.
Students give each other lots of feedback and that helps them get better
Soumaya El Azzab and Abdulrahman Al-Katheri started the full-time master track in Cyber Physical Systems, part of the Master in Engineering Systems, over 6 months ago. They agree it’s a tough program. But also a solid foundation for an international career. Collaboration is the key to success.
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