RU Ready Social Sciences
Are you ready for September? Read more information about your schedule, Brightspace, the campus, email, and studying in Nijmegen on this page.
Study handbook
Where can you get answers to your questions? You can find some important programme highlights as well as an overview of important contact people and services in the study handbook for students of Social Sciences.
Course guide
You can find more information about courses, programme outlines, electives and the organisational aspects related to your study in the course guides.
Student portal
In the Radboud student portal you can find an overview of your email, schedule, exam results, Brightspace and news items. Moreover, you can find links to information about exchange, internships, contact details of people in your faculty, rules and regulations.
As a student, you will get a Radboud University email address. Your teachers, faculty, Student Affairs and other people at the university will use this address to communicate with you.
Timetable
Through your timetable, you will find out where and when your lectures and exams take place. The final timetables for 2023-2024 will be published by 31 July 2023 at the latest. The timetables are published in your personal timetable and on the student portal.
Brightspace
Brightspace is the digital learning environment of Radboud University. Brightspace has your course information, documents, web lectures and you can hand in assignments. Moreover, you can communicate with your teachers and other students via Brightspace.
Osiris
Via OSIRIS you can register for courses and exams and your see your progress. Not only can you consult your exam results, you can see your whole study programme. In this way, you know exactly how many study credits (EC) you have and which courses you still have to do.
Campus
Where can you find your lecture hall, study work place or cup of coffee? What does the abbreviation in my timetable mean? View the map of the campus here and show yourself around!
Purchase (mobile) device for education
In the Maria Montessori building, we use the principle of bring your own device. This means that the building does not offer pc's or tablets. In order to follow our education program, it is important that you have a (mobile) device.
Study & your well-being
Many people experience feelings of stress, anxiety and insecurity during their studies. Do you want more guidance, tips and concrete tools on how to deal with this? Look here for more information.
University
If you have questions about, for example, your enrollment at the university, tuition fees, your RU account, passwords or other questions that are not related to your faculty or study programme, please visit the Central Student Desk of Student Affairs.
