Breda University of Applied Sciences

My second home ❤ the most amazing place to spend your study years at. I study logistics management there, where Breda University is no1 in this category. A lot of professionals lecturer, a really understanding and helpful dean and students coordinators. The chance to develop and innovate your self and the support of starting your own business is also available.

Breda University of applied sciences and its built environment program are very nice. The study itself is very unique, and the teachers are extremely knowledgeable. The international atmosphere teaches me a lot about different cultures as well. The classes are very small-scale, which means that you get very personal guidance. Overall a great school for your HBO bachelor.

I am a third year 'International Tourism Management' student at the Breda University of Applied Sciences. The projects that I have been working on were always connected to the industry. Therefore, I got a better understanding on the application of the gained knowledge in the industry. In addition, a clear focus is being made on your personal and professional development and how you have progressed during the study. Lastly, the importance of networking and maintaining them is clearly emphasized.

Graduation in Covid 19 style. How original. Well done

After my stay for an exchange semester I finally came to a conclusion. It started with a lot of technical difficulties during the application process. Furthermore they tell you what courses they offer to you beforehand, but they do not tell you if you are able to join that course or not until you get to the step of choosing a course. Therefore I ended up in a course I absolutely did not like, that course is called IMEM or Creative Business. To the teachers I can only say most of their courses can be done without them, there are multiple reasons for that, but I just felt they were, except one or two, lack luster and just there doing nothing. During their courses they were either reading from their slides or giving you a task to complete and then get feedback from the other students. To get a passing grade was not really a challenge, but somehow a lot of people still failed or barely passed most of the courses. I like the concept of working in Teams, but except for a few courses you were forced to do your assignmentsin Teams, which means if you get some desinterested or lazy people in your team your grade suffers under them. Even in some courses it was stated even though you have to work in teams, your grades will be assigned individually, but that rarely happened. The mentality of the people in my class is also not understandable, because they just want to pass at their first try and then want to do a redo if their grades are barely passing. Why don't they just try a bit harder the first time? The list goes on, but I think I made my point clear and all in all there was not a single thing I liked about that school.