Visit it before if you can or try to arrive 1 or 2 weeks before the courses start to get a room, check with administration, university, language courses, etc.
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Belgium, Graduate Marketing and Sales Management, 2020
Overall
The University of Ghent is a beautiful school to study at. The first days are a bit difficult because of the transition from secondary school but the teachers, employees, and students know how to make a student feel at home. The study level is very challenging and makes you well-prepared for the big world. What I like the most, is the environment which encourages diversity and durability. Ghent is a very diverse city to begin with and is called the "bike city" because of the low emission zone in the center, where no cars are allowed to drive. All in all, it's a modern, diverse and promising university where I have enjoyed my stay.
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Pros
Festive, diverse and durable environment
Cons
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Gonçalo P
Instituto Superior Técnico, Lisbon, Portugal Chemistry, Undergraduate, Internship in spin-off company from the Gent Biosciences Eng
Overall
Personal recommendation
Good environment, of teachers and colleagues alike. The courses are overall fairly demanding, and the atmosphere is trully international, especially with people from other european countries.
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“Organizational and Industrial psychology at the University of Ghent”
Camille B
Belgium, Graduate Psychology and Behavioural Sciences, 2018
Overall
Currently I'm completing my masters in Organizational and Industrial psychology at the University of Ghent. I'm really glad I follow those courses at the university of Ghent. Our university scores really high in the international ratings, also for psychology. I learned so many interesting topics of psychology, I would definitely recommend this course. Besides going to university, there is a great student life in Ghent, there are many cosy bars, restaurants and so much more.
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Pros
interesting courses, internship of 6 months
Cons
there should be more evaluations of essays and team works during the year