Are you starting your studies at Radboud University soon? Whether you are starting a Bachelor's, pre-Master's, Master's, minor or subsidiary course, you can find all the information you need for a successful start to your studies at Radboud University in the categories below.
Getting to know the campus
Soon you will have to find your way around campus to attend your courses, so make sure you know where to go beforehand. Campus buildings and locations are often abbreviated in your personal schedule. The list of abbreviations, as well as an overview of all the buildings and parking spaces can be found on the campus map.
Getting to know your fellow students
Of course, the best way to get to know your fellow students is by joining the Radboud Intro (for Bachelor's students) or the (pre)Master Welcome Day. But there are also plenty of other ways to get in touch with people, before and during your studies.
Arrange as soon as possible
At the start of the academic year, there are a number of things it is best to take care of as soon as possible. These include registering for courses in your first semester and, if applicable, arranging extra provisions for exams.
Digital environments and IT systems
At Radboud University, we use various digital environments, for example to view your personal schedule or to check your grades.
Information at the study programme level
Some information may differ per study programme, such as the study guide and the Education and Examination Regulations (EER), but also which study advisor you can contact and which study association you can join. Make sure to check the information for your programme--and sometimes also the right academic year.
Questions and staying up to date
If you have any questions, please contact the Student Information Point (STIP) of your faculty.
Also make sure to stay connected and up to date with what's going on in your faculty by following your faculty's social media channels for the latest news.