I’ve been back from my exchange to Barcelona for a few weeks now, but I still look back on a very nice adventure the past six months. For my exchange I went to Pompeu Fabra University in Barcelona and took courses there that matched my curriculum. The university uses a slightly different system than the […]
Studying in South-Eastern Asia
Studying in Southeast Asia: Last semester I spent on the other side of the world, more precisely in Bangkok, Thailand. It was my first time outside of Europe and also the first time I would be away from home for more than three weeks. This all sounded quite exciting at first glance, but now that […]
Confidential advisor Maaike Vermeulen
The new confidential advisor introduces herself.
ESV weekend
ESV Introductory Weekend Hi, I’m Siemen, a first-year student of Economics and Business Economics. In the weekend of November 4, I went to the introductory weekend. Enough happened that weekend to write a book about, so I’ll just recap and add a few highlights. It was in the Limburg countryside in the village of Hunsel, […]
New Young Investors – By Prof Dr Stefan Zeisberger
The combination of historically low interest rates, a remarkable long-term stock market performance, and the availability of new, low-threshold modern investment platforms, has resulted in a strong influx of young investors to the stock market.
Political Forecast Cycles – Frank Bohn
Humans have to take decisions while not entirely knowing the consequences. The world is complex and people’s cognitive capabilities are limited so that they cannot consider a broad range of possibilities….
Overview of 2021 by Kiki
Past year has flown by much too fast as each year. It was a year full of disappointments due to all the activities that could not go through, but obviously there were many things that did go through and could finally take place again for the first time since March 2020!
Overview of 2021 by Stan
And so another year has passed. It was a year characterized by COVID-19, but either way is one of the best years of my life!
Environmental Policy, Glasgow Summit & the EU Green Deal – Rinze Hartman
Humans have to take decisions while not entirely knowing the consequences. The world is complex and people’s cognitive capabilities are limited so that they cannot consider a broad range of possibilities….
Economic Ideas, Policy and National Culture: A comparison of three market economies – Eelke de Jong
Humans have to take decisions while not entirely knowing the consequences. The world is complex and people’s cognitive capabilities are limited so that they cannot consider a broad range of possibilities….