Education only in Dutch might lower quality, RUG professors say
The decision is final, there won't be any more bachelor's degrees in English, and the focus will be on more ...
The decision is final, there won't be any more bachelor's degrees in English, and the focus will be on more ...
Just months after calling on the government not to limit international students, the University of Groningen has now agreed with ...
Several large retail chains are hiring people who don't speak Dutch because of a lack of workers and to increase ...
Today, 30 October, the 7th edition of Let’s Gro is starting in Groningen. The 4-days festival about the future of ...
Throughout the month of June, De Graanrepubliek in the city of Groningen will be hosting a series of stand-up nights ...
This Christmas eve, the annual Festival of Lessons and Carols concert will be held at Der Aa Church in the ...
The logo has been developed to designate cultural activities and performances without a language barrier, such as English-language concerts, plays, ...
Despite extensive negative national media coverage of the increasing use of English at Dutch universities, a survey found that Groningen ...
English is increasingly being spoken in shops and restaurants in the city of Groningen as businesses hire more internationals. Translation ...
Do Dutch people speak English better if they are at least a little bit tipsy? RUG researcher Martijn Wieling intends ...
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