Experiences

Post Study

Study Programme

Projects

Study Choice

“I’m living proof of the saying ‘Where there’s a will, there’s a way’.”

Aniek van den Ouweland

Alumna AD Tourism Management

Post Study

Study Programme

Projects

Study Choice

“I get to immerse myself in different cultures, countries and regions every day”

Jildert Roubos

Student AD Tourism Management

Study Choice

Combining work and study

“From that very first cup of coffee, I already knew: this is my world”

Hidde Plaatsman

Student AD Hospitality Management

Post Study

Working at NHL Stenden

“You don’t just learn about strategy, service design, and operations. You apply it directly in real-world projects.”

Mohammad Yousefi

Alumnus master Sustainable Innovation in Hospitality

Study Choice

“My passion for history, politics and diplomacy meant European Studies was a natural fit”

Nadejda Michtalova

European Studies student

Martina Picello, student Logistics Management

Internship abroad

Study Choice

Study in Holland

“It’s ok to make mistakes. It’s how you grow, how you learn.”

Martina Picello

Logistics Management student

Study Abroad

Study Choice

“Take the leap – you’ll learn more than you expect”

Luuk Sjoers

Student Hospitality Management

Study Programme

Study in Holland

“My aim was to put more theory behind my practices – and it’s already benefitting the whole team”

Ines Schreiner

Student Master’s in International Teacher Education & Director of International School Carinthia (Wolfsberg)

Study Choice

Study in Holland

“I’ve come to realise that teaching maths is so much more than just mastering complex concepts”

Aleksa Kellogg

International Teacher Education for Secondary Schools student (Maths specialisation)

Study Choice

Study in Holland

“Teaching history isn't just about dates and facts – it’s about encouraging critical thinking, connecting past to present, and making complex events relatable.”

Katharina Fuchs

International Teacher Education for Secondary Schools student (History specialisation)

Study Choice

Study in Holland

“My choice to specialise in English and study at NHL Stenden has inspired me to keep on learning.”

Judith Husmann

Third-year ITESS student - English specialisation

Post Study

Study Choice

“Before being anything phenomenal, you first have to be a decent human being”

Nguyen Lam

Hospitality Management Alumni 

Moustafa Elhagaly - portret bij ervaringsverhaal

Post Study

Study Choice

“After one year, you will be an expert in Computer Vision & Data Science”

Moustafa Elhagaly

Alumnus Computer Vision & Data Science

Study Programme

Study Choice

“The Open Day was presented by students. I thought that was weird but now it makes sense.”

George Lolis

Tourism Management student

Maritime Institute Willem Barentsz

NHL Stenden Hogeschool

Thorbecke Academy

NHL Stenden Hotel Management School

Themes

Areas of interest

Roles

Experiences

“I’m living proof of the saying ‘Where there’s a will, there’s a way’.”

“I get to immerse myself in different cultures, countries and regions every day”

“From that very first cup of coffee, I already knew: this is my world”

“You don’t just learn about strategy, service design, and operations. You apply it directly in real-world projects.”

“My passion for history, politics and diplomacy meant European Studies was a natural fit”

“It’s ok to make mistakes. It’s how you grow, how you learn.”

“Take the leap – you’ll learn more than you expect”

“My aim was to put more theory behind my practices – and it’s already benefitting the whole team”

“I’ve come to realise that teaching maths is so much more than just mastering complex concepts”

“Teaching history isn't just about dates and facts – it’s about encouraging critical thinking, connecting past to present, and making complex events relatable.”

“My choice to specialise in English and study at NHL Stenden has inspired me to keep on learning.”

“Before being anything phenomenal, you first have to be a decent human being”

“After one year, you will be an expert in Computer Vision & Data Science”

“The Open Day was presented by students. I thought that was weird but now it makes sense.”