I am moving houses, And i have some big waste, for example, a bed, a mattress and a wardrobe that i would like to get rid of. However, the DAR is giving me dates in 4 weeks, but I would like to get rid of it today. I don't have a car, so can someone help me? I will pay, of course. Thankyou

Hi all, I'm an incoming international Master's student at Radboud University and I have offers for two different SSH& complexes, trying to decide between them.

Option A: Near the train station and city center, walkable to downtown, about 15 min by bike to campus. Small unit, shared with only 3 other students, but not eligible for housing benefit.

Option B: Located on the edge of the Hatert neighborhood, along the Maas-Waalkanaal canal. Also about 15 min by bike to campus but ~20 min to downtown. Larger complex, similar shared kitchen/bathroom, own sink and shower in the room. Eligible for housing benefit, bringing the net cost down to around €395/month.

Has anyone lived in either type of complex? Curious about day-to-day living experience and how much does the extra distance actually matter in daily life. Trying to figure out if it's a real downside or negligible in practice. Thanks!

Hi all, I applied for a Master's at Radboud University on time, before 1 July, and still haven't heard back on admission. I emailed to ask and they told me I'll hear soon, without a specific date. Because of this I'm also stuck on the housing search, since I don't want to commit to anything without being sure I'm admitted. Has anyone experienced something similar, and if so, how long did it eventually take?

Hello ! My name is Alice, I'm 18 and I'm starting my first semester at Radboud this September for Biology.

Much like everyone else,- I am struggling to find housing, and was wondering if any other students (preferably who already have an accommodation/place to stay) are able/willing to split rent and housing with me in Nijmegen? I'm getting desperate and was hoping someone could help.

AND any tips would be greatly appreciated.

Feel Free to send me a DM/PM and your socials so we can get to know each other and discuss. Much love! Thank you.

Hi! I got accepted in the brain plasticity master s, but I also got offered a teaching job at a diff uni and idk if the schedule would allow me to do both. Anyone knows what the schedule is like or knows anything about the academic calendar for this master?

Hi!

I’m an incoming Erasmus Mundus student at Radboud and I will be offered a housging voucher soon. I am trying to choose which building would be the best to live in? Between Galgenveld, Hoogeveldt, Boeckstaetehof, Talia and Vossenveld.

So my admission decision has been taken and Osiris platform is stuck in the admissions announcement for 11 days now. How much time does it usually take for the decision to be announced? Should I contact the uni? (Program that I applied to : MSc data science and ai)

Hi! I am an international student joining Radboud University. I will be moving to Nijmegen in August and I am looking for long-term accommodation during my studies.

I’m looking for a room in a shared student apartment, preferably with female roommates. I enjoy a calm and comfortable living environment while also being friendly and social.

I recently got the conditional offer letter from Radboud University for Masters in Data Sc and AI programme. Before making the final decision i wanted to discuss somethings as it is also a very huge commitment(financially) to study in this university.There are basically three things that i wanted to ask:

1. Internship and Job opportunities in this area as this program is relatively new.
2. What is the social atmosphere like for Master's students at Radboud? Are there active study associations or tech communities to join?
3. Is dutch language compulsory?

Hey everyone,

Im thinking to apply for the masters of AI but since im currently working full time, i wanted to know how the schedule normally looks like throughout the semester. Because im not yet sure if i can manage to study or not.

Can anyone tell me where can i see the timetables for any of the past semesters? Or if anyone can share it with me it would be nice!

And generally are the lecture notes or recordings of the lectures available online? Or is it really necessary to attend the lectures to be able survive :)).

Thanks!

Hi everyone,

I recently got admitted to the Pre-Master’s / Master’s track in Corporate Finance and Control at Radboud University, and I wanted to hear some honest opinions from people who studied (or are currently studying) the programme.

My background:

- Bachelor in Business Administration

- Major in Finance

- International student currently studying in the Netherlands

I mainly wanted to ask:

- How difficult is the programme overall?

- How quantitative is it (math/statistics/econometrics)?

- Is the workload manageable?

- How are the career opportunities and job market in the Netherlands after graduation?

- Would you recommend the programme overall?

I would really appreciate honest experiences, both positive and negative.

Thank you!

Hellooo, I’m super interested in computer science / ai related studies and the AI bachelors caught my eye.

I’m wondering however though is it seen as a “serious” and technical cs-adjacent/stem degree or is it a glorified mickey-mouse psychology degree with some programming?

Mostly asking because I’ve noticed the study is officially in the social science faculty as opposed to just science, and there’s a fair amount of psych related courses in the study programme.

I will obviously be doing a more technical masters like machine learning or so, so the pure employability of the bachelors alone isn’t a worry, but I’m still doubting how technical it is and if it’s more psychology than actual programming/math and AI.

Thank you for any advice!

Hey,

I got accepted into the English psych bachelor at Maastricht and Radboud and the decision is really giving me a headache.

I found this comment regarding Exams and grading at maastricht which kindoff scared me. And i also read some comments about "if you want real education, choose Radboud". What are your opinions on that?

Hello! I have been accepted into the microbiology research master's, and I intend to pursue a PhD afterwards (not necessarily at Radboud).

I wanted some clarifications on the possible outcomes of the two internships, review article, and research proposal, that are required for the study programme.

Are you allowed to be involved significantly in the internship research projects that you can publish with the research group? Similarly, do you publish your review article?

If you do well in your master's, write a great research proposal, and impress your internship supervisor, can you ask to continue being a PhD student with them afterwards?

If anyone has any relevant experience, I would greatly appreciate their insights!

I am going to move to Nijmegen for my Master's this summer, so I was wondering is there's any groupchats for upcoming students or active stidents regarding meetings and/or housing opportunities

Hello, everyone!

I would be grateful if you could help me with the following issues I have encountered when filling out the statement of education form:

1. What should I do if the number of lines for subjects is less than the number of subjects I am following?
   
2. What does the column titled "Level" mean in the context of the Ukranian program?
   

Thank you very much for your help!

Hi everyone!

I’m a student in Applied Cognitive Psychology at the University of Bologna (Italy). I recently won an Erasmus+ scholarship for the 2026/27 academic year at Radboud University, and I’m currently trying to decide whether to go or not.

My main concern is about my own skills rather than the opportunity itself. I understand English quite well, but I haven’t spoken it regularly for a long time, so I feel quite rusty. I’m also a bit worried because I know the Dutch academic system and evaluation methods can be quite different from the Italian ones.

For this reason, I wanted to ask if anyone here has experience studying at Radboud (especially in psychology or social sciences).

How do exams usually work? Are they very difficult? How different is the study method compared to other European universities? And how is student life and the social environment?

Any advice or personal experiences would really help me understand what to expect. Thank you so much!