I'm a non eu international student and am going to study engineering technology this year. Are first year english internships realistic or student jobs that are study related?
Iv seen some that KU leuven the university does itself (student research jobs). How can I get these? Do i need to learn any skills that make my chances higher?
I'll be starting Engineering Technology Bsc this year and wanted to know cost of living aside from housing for things like grocery (to cook my own food), going out, eating with friends, events, dat trips ect on average per month
Im going to sign a rental contract now, but since I only have a conditional offer, I won't know if I can actually enrol until August 11. Since I dont want to lose penalty money on my rental contract, I have to find a replacement tenant in August.
Is this doable? Are people looking for housing options at that time. in the 1000 euro range for a studio
TU Eindhoven is my second-choice university. If i get the scores I need on August 11 then I will not attend and take back my fees. The big issue is housing. If for some reason I do not get my needed scores i will attend Tu eindhowen and start my housing search on August 11. meanwhile i will stay in an Airbnb and I will have the budget to stay in the Airbnb for 2 months.
Is this possible? Any recommendations?
I was thinking of getting a housing agreement and trasferring it but it just seems like a lot of money.
I wanted to know what the master's prospects were for studenst that graduate from engineering technology. I understand that for an engineering science master's, they would have to take a bridging course. Is it possible to add on extra credits in Bachelors to make sure that doesn't happen?
If I choose to do engineering Management masters degrees after bachelors would my chances be higher for getting into schools liek ETH Zurich and Delft?
I have been accepted to the engineering technology program as a non eu international student. I wanted to know whether KU Leuven or the surrounding areas have opportunities for internships ( can be paid or unpaid either ) to gain experience and build a CV.
Are these available in English or only Dutch (I am committed to learning Dutch, but this would obviously require some time) and are first and second years qualified for them?