Posts Tagged ‘Leiden’
Webster student travels to St. Louis for music
Lian de Rijke’s passion for music has lead her from her home in the Netherlands to the foreign land of St. Louis, MO.
Read MoreLeiden students work to solve international ‘crisis’ at model UN
LEIDEN, Netherlands – The Webster University Leiden delegation returned from Munapest — Model United Nations (UN) of Budapest — short on sleep, but experienced on collaboration to solve a diplomatic crisis.
Read MoreStudent Delegate Natalie Fuller Trades Illinois for International
LEIDEN, Netherlands – A Metro-east sophomore from Lebanon, Illinois went to far-east Budapest as a study abroad at Webster Leiden this spring. Natalie Fuller is doubling-up on undergraduate majors at the university. In addition to English, Fuller is a human-rights major and was in Leiden to complete international relations classes required for the degree. The…
Read MoreLeiden Study Abroad Student Compares the International Campus to the Webster Groves Campus
When I joined Webster Leiden, I registered as an international in a tiny, traditional, two-story red brick building with rising arched windows of the campus, hugging the banks of De Rijn. It has an international student body and teaching staff and the education experience is multifaceted. Everyone is throwing in their experiences and expertise. An…
Read MoreMaggie Hake: Living in Leiden, Food choices aplenty at Webster’s Leiden campus
Study abroad student Maggie Hake talks about the food offered around the Webster Leiden campus.
Read MoreWebster University European campuses will not cut 8-week study abroad, director says
Webster’s study abroad department incorrectly informed students that 8-week study abroad at Webster’s three European campuses would be cut starting fall 2013. Students will still be able to study abroad for 8-week terms.
Read MoreGet lost with Liz
Follow the adventures of senior Liz Edwards as she spends a semester abroad.
Read MoreVIDEO: Study Abroad, Return Tattooed
Nearly everyone collects souvenirs to remember their study abroad trip, but some students choose to pay for the permanent souvenir: a tattoo.
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