Questions & Answers

CurioCities: Futures Unlocked* will be held from Monday 23 June to Thursday 26 June 2025 (4 days).

You can register for CurioCities: Futures Unlocked* from now until and including the 31st of May, 2025 (midnight CET). Limited spots available: register now!

You can register for CurioCities: Futures Unlocked* from now until and including the 31st of May, 2025 (midnight CET). Limited spots available: register now!

You are a curious* one, aren't you? We want to share all the details with you from the 1st of May, 2025 onwards.

Keep an eye on this website, or subscribe to CurioCities' informative newsletter for updates! In the meantime, check the Preliminary programme.

You as a registered participant will receive an email about the lifeline programme in the first week of June, 2025.

• In this email you will find information about the available showcases that you can choose from, and a link to a web form where you can indicate your preferences.
• Make sure to fill out this form as soon as possible, so you will have a bigger chance of joining showcases of your preference. Deadline: 15th of June, 2025 (midnight CET).

Read more about the lifeline programme.

You will receive a final confirmation of your lifeline programme during the event, on the 24th of June, 2025.

We want to make sure that you will be offered a lifeline programme that is tailored to your wishes as much as possible! However, unforeseen circumstances may lead to a change of your personal lifeline programme.
Together with you we will look at the available options, should that be the case.

Good to see you here and how wonderful that you would like to share your expertise with the CurioCities participants!

• Lifeline programme: Apply for your contribution before the 1st of May, 2025.
• Would you like to give an engaging keynote, or do you have some more ideas? Send an email to Jamila Blokzijl, concept developer and project lead CurioCities.

CurioCities offers the vibrant spirit of CuriousU, a Summer School that University of Twente organised in the past.

This year's CurioCities: Futures Unlocked* is a small-scale experience: compare it with a city trip that offers you and your fellow international students a fun and educational experience. With a strong focus on exploring futures for societal impact, University of Twente presents real cases and developments that involve the work, passion and points of view from academics, companies, civil society and government in the Twente region. 

CurioCities is tailored towards bachelor's/undergraduate students at a university outside the Netherlands. Of course: Dutch students are welcome, too!

When you as an international bachelor's student join CurioCities: Futures Unlocked*, you explore opportunities for a thriving circular society, while going on an experiential journey in Twente, The Netherlands.

• It's a city trip packed with activities that you will carry out together with students from all over the world.
• Local key actors in society will guide you through the process and share their work and passion when it comes to the societal challenge.
• From arrival to departure, you will apply methods and tools within the Responsible Futuring approach.
• What you will take home, is a suitcase filled with new competencies that you can apply as a responsible citizen and professional in your career. Futures Unlocked! 
• Wondering that this asterisk* means? It's a touch of curiosity. Use your (collective) imagination ;)
• Next year, our subtitle Futures Unlocked will be replaces by a freshly new one. Who knows?

More information about the concept, the approach and referral to the programme: Go to the Futures Unlocked* page.

The programme of this year's CurioCities: Futures Unlocked* consists of three phases:

* UC: Find common ground
* I HEAR U: Explore different points of view
* WE GROW: Desirable future cities

Throughout the experience, you will be guided by the UT community, professional guilds, a local company, regional students (university of applied sciences + research university AKA 'hbo' and 'wo'), and citizens. Everyone will participate in the final futures thinking workshop, where you work together on a specific challenge on circular society.

More information programme of CurioCities: Futures Unlocked*: go to the Programme activities page.

Overconsumption happens on a global scale: plastic waste, fast fashion, our addiction to digital technologies... you might have some examples, too. Choosing one solution could lead to other consequences: for ourselves and for our planet. That's why we need a collaborative approach and explore new paths.

• Throughout CurioCities: Futures Unlocked*, you will become aware of what YOU consider important about the societal challenge on circular society.
• The exact challenge that you will be working on will be announced on the first day of the city trip. We wouldn't want to spoil the surprise!
• By participating in the activities, and through fun suitcase challenges, you will get to understand the perspectives of those involved a little bit better.
• And while you come up with new ways of thinking and knowing, you make futures tangible. Potential futures to draw lessons from, that we can apply today. Futures Unlocked! 

For more information about the Responsible Futuring approach, go to the Futures Unlocked* page.

This year, CurioCities offers 57 spots.

No, social activities are optional. However, we believe social activities are a great opportunity to get to know your fellow CurioCities participants better. Social activities are included in the programme fee.

In the Netherlands, we have provinces, regions and cities. Enschede is the largest city of the Twente region. Of course: Twente has a lot to offer. But this year, Enschede celebrates its 700-year anniversary! Visiting Enschede this year is the perfect way to discover the past, present and future of Twente, to meet the people who live/study/work here and to experience what they do to make a difference!

Visit the Enschede700 website.

Enschede is a lively student city.

Over 30,000 students study at the University of Twente, Saxion University of Applied Sciences, ArtEZ Conservatoire or AKI. With this number of students and a wide range of clubs and bars, Enschede has earned the right to call itself a vibrant student city. And an international city! Thanks to the University of Twente's international profile and its location close to the German border, the campus - with more than 100 nationalities - is a multicultural community. The University of Twente invariably ends up in the top lists of institutions with the most foreign students.

More information: Student city of Enschede

• Students can get a maximum of 1 European Credit (ECTS). 1ECTS = 28 hours. We would like to point out that recognition of credits is at the discretion of your home institution.
• On the last day of the city trip, you will receive a University of Twente CurioCities-certificate.

We will do everything we can, to offer you the best experience! When you have specific needs regarding accessibility or dietary needs:

• During the registration process, it is possible to indicate specific needs.
• If you have certain needs that were not indicated in the registration form, please send an email to curiocities@utwente.nl and we will try to come up with the best solution together.

• The programme booklet includes all the information you need to enjoy the event to the fullest!
• An online version of the booklet will be published once the detailed programme is confirmed.
• Participants will receive the final programme booklet via email, to get excited for what's to come!

In the meantime, check out the CurioCities website with the latest news and updates.

When you register for CurioCities: Futures Unlocked*, you are:

• a bachelor's/undergraduate student at a university outside the Netherlands. In the registration form, we ask you to upload a document that proofs you are registered at the indicated university. It should contain:
  • a registration date of the current academic year
  • study programme
  • student number (optional)
• expected to have a good command of the English language, so you can follow the showcases, write answers on paper directly and participate actively in the discussions. Please note: You don't have to take an English proficiency test to join CurioCities. 

No, you don't have to take an English proficiency test to join CurioCities. However, we expect students to have a good command of the English language (IELTS 6.0, B2/C1, TOEFL iBT 80 or equivalent) so you can follow the showcases, write answers on paper directly and participate actively in the discussions

• We expect that you join CurioCities from start to finish, to ensure that the whole group can enjoy the full experience.
• When you participate in the whole programme, you can get a maximum of 1 European Credit (ECTS). 1ECTS = 28 hours. We would like to point out that recognition of credits is at the discretion of their home institution.

No, students from both partner and non-partner universities may apply for CurioCities.

Please read the following information about the steps in the registration procedure carefully:

1. Read the Programme activities
2. Read the General Terms and Conditions
3. Read what's on the Package & Fee page
4. Check the Admission criteria and Participation requirements
5. Fill out the full registration form via aanmelder.nl
6. Proceed to checkout and choose your payment
7. You will receive an email with the confirmation of your provisional registration
8. After approval of your provisional registration, ultimately within one week you will receive a confirmation of your registration.

Have you read the checklist? Great!

1. Fill out the full registration form via aanmelder.nl
2. Proceed to checkout and choose your payment
3. You will receive an email with the confirmation of your provisional registration
4. After approval of your provisional registration, ultimately within one week you will receive a confirmation of your registration.

After the registration:

1. You will receive an email with the confirmation of your provisional registration
2. After approval of your provisional registration, ultimately within one week you will receive a confirmation of your registration.
3. Please check Visa and insurance to find out if you need to arrange visa, too.

Most students won't need a visa to the Netherlands, since CurioCities runs for less than three months. However, it is the student's responsibility to look into this matter independently. You should be aware that participation in CurioCities does not constitute the basis for securing a student visa.

Visit the Dutch government website to find out if a visa is required.

To apply for a visa, use the checklist provided by the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs:

You may receive an invitation letter after successful registration.
Please send an email with your request to curiocities@utwente.nl

Obtaining an appropriate visa is the personal responsibility of the student. If a visa is necessary for you to travel to the Netherlands, it is unfortunately not possible to join CurioCities. Go to General Terms & Conditions to read more about the cancellation policy.

CurioCities does not provide any insurance. Make sure that you have arranged your own travel insurance for your stay in the Netherlands. Take out a travel insurance which covers medical costs, liability, accidents and expatriation to your home country, in case of emergencies. Make sure to take out a short-term cancellation insurance as well. Go to General Terms & Conditions to read more about the cancellation policy.

This year, we cut the ribbon and introduce CurioCities to the world for the first time. Being the entrepreneurial university we are, we know that humble beginnings can lead to greater things. Therefore, international bachelor's/undergraduate students may benefit from a festive promotion!

• Instead of paying a programme fee of €1042, you get a one-time deal! Simply register for this year's edition, and the programme fee will be €600. This means you receive over a 40% discount!
• Fifth ticket could be a gift: Already applied and registered for CurioCities? You might want to surprise a student at your university with a promo code for a free ticket! Or maybe you have already received an email with a promo code? Read the rules of the game.

This year, the programme fee will be €600 instead of €1042 (>40% discount!) as part of a festive promotion.
Go to Package & Fee to find out what's included in the package.

Go to Package & Fee to find out what's included in the package.
Additional costs that will be made for (but not limited to):

• Your plane or train ticket
• Accommodation and tourist fees
• Breakfast
• Travel insurance (make sure to arrange insurance yourself)
• Additional sightseeing
• Visa, examples including translation of documents needed for requesting a visa
• Personal expenses: pocket money, testing fees, phone calls, traveling from location to location (except for arranged bus travel on day 1 and 3), purchasing supplies and books, traveling to nearby tourist attractions, tourist attractions, personal hygiene products, etc.

Please note that CurioCities: Futures Unlocked* does not arrange or pay for these additional items.

We support the following payment options: 

• iDeal
• BanContact
• Creditcard (Maestro/Visa)
• PayPal

Yes, that's possible.

At the moment, it's not possible to pay by wire transfer.

At the moment, it's not possible to reserve a ticket and pay later.

Please go to General Terms & Conditions for the detailed cancellation policy.

Currently, we do not offer scholarships for CurioCities: Futures Unlocked*.
Please ask your home university about your options.

Go to Package & Fee to find out what's included in the package.
Additional costs that will be made for (but not limited to):

• Your plane or train ticket
• Accommodation and tourist fees
• Breakfast
• Travel insurance (make sure to arrange insurance yourself)
• Additional sightseeing
• Visa, examples including translation of documents needed for requesting a visa
• Personal expenses: pocket money, testing fees, phone calls, traveling from location to location (except for arranged bus travel on day 1 and 3), purchasing supplies and books, traveling to nearby tourist attractions, tourist attractions, personal hygiene products, etc.

Please note that CurioCities: Futures Unlocked* does not arrange or pay for these additional items.

Sometimes you need to travel by yourself: to the start location of the day, back to your accommodation and when you have free time. These are your best options:

• Arriva Bus: There are buses that run from the campus to Enschede and Hengelo’s city center. You can plan your trips by downloading the 9292 App. Check in and out with your debit card, credit card or mobile phone (NFC).
• Bicycle: The Netherlands has great cycling infrastructure. Rent a bicycle for your stay. Please take note of the Netherlands’ traffic rules and regulations. 
• Taxis: Enschede’s taxi services include DiTaxi, and TaxiMaxx.
• Or: Grab an Uber

The costs of living in the Netherlands depends on the lifestyle and where you live.

• If you would like to save money on accommodation, we advise you to book an AirBNB.
• One of the best ways to get around the Netherlands is by train. You can buy a ticket using a machine at the station. A cheaper option is to plan your journey and buy an e-ticket in advance on the website Nederlandse Spoorwegen. 
• Every city centre in the Netherlands has a wide variety of shops that speaks to every budget. Same applies to grocery stores and restaurants. 

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From your arrival in Twente until you leave, you will be provided:

• Coffee, tea and Twente delicacies
• Beverages
• Delicious lunch
• Every evening, a dining experience at a different location

When you fill out the registration form, you can indicate whether there are any dietary needs (lactose free, gluten free, nut-free etc...). We will do our best to offer you the best food experience!

No, every social activity that can be found on the Programme activities page is included in the CurioCities package.

You are responsible for finding your own lodging. There are many hotels in the area as well as Booking.com and Airbnb rentals, that provide reasonable rates for shared accommodations for groups. Costs vary depending on your needs and wishes.

• U Park Hotel Enschede (on UT campus)
• Fletcher Hotel-Restaurant De Broeierd-Enschede (walking distance from UT campus)
• IntercityHotel Enschede (near Enschede station)
• Little Monkey Hostel Enschede (in the city centre)
• City Hotel Hengelo (one bus ride away from Enschede station)

Please note: Accommodation will not be arranged by CurioCities. This needs to be done by either you or the university that you are registered.

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You are responsible for finding your own lodging. There are many hotels in the area as well as Booking.com and Airbnb rentals, that provide reasonable rates for shared accommodations for groups. Costs vary depending on your needs and wishes.

• U Park Hotel Enschede (on UT campus)
• Fletcher Hotel-Restaurant De Broeierd-Enschede (walking distance from UT campus)
• IntercityHotel Enschede (near Enschede station)
• Little Monkey Hostel Enschede (in the city centre)
• City Hotel Hengelo (one bus ride away from Enschede station)

Please note: Accommodation will not be arranged by CurioCities. This needs to be done by either you or the university that you are registered.

CurioCities does not provide any insurance. Make sure that you have arranged your own travel insurance for your stay in the Netherlands. Take out a travel insurance which covers medical costs, liability, accidents and expatriation to your home country, in case of emergencies. Make sure to take out a short-term cancellation insurance as well. Go to General Terms & Conditions to read more about the cancellation policy.

• Confirmation of registration (show the email when you check in on the first day)
• Your passport or identity card
• Dutch weather can be unpredictable! Bring your summer outfit, long trousers, and a jacket that keeps you dry.
• Money for drinks in the evening and for your day off
• Laptop.

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• NS: From Amsterdam Airport Schiphol, you can take a train to Hengelo station, Enschede Kennispark station or Enschede Station (same train, different stops). From Eindhoven Airport, you can also get a train to Hengelo Station or Enschede Station (same route), however, this route has some transfers, so have a look at the travel planner. 
• DeutscheBahn (DB): From Dusseldorf Airport, you can take a train to Enschede Station (with some switches). Use the DB travel planner to find a route and book tickets. 
• Taxis: Not a cheap option. And while all airports mentioned have taxi services, it may be difficult to find one that will drive all the way to Enschede/Hengelo as they are 2-3 hours away. Book in advance if you would like to use this option. Some highly rated services include: Amsterdam Airport Taxis and GetTransfer.com.

• The programme booklet includes all the information you need to enjoy the event to the fullest!
• An online version of the booklet will be published once all the detailed programme elements are confirmed.
• Participants will receive the final programme booklet via email, to get excited for what's to come!

In the meantime, you can find all the information you need on the CurioCities website.

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On the 24th of June, in the afternoon, you will join a max. of 3 showcases within UTs impact domains safety, health, climate and chip technology. We call this a lifeline programme: you register for a max. of 3 presentations that highlight one impact domain, or you make a combination (i.e. hour 1: health, hour 2: climate, hour 3: chip technology). 

The content of this lifeline programme is offered by lecturers, teachers and researchers at the University of Twente. They look forward to share with you the connection between the projects that they want you to experience, and the overall societal challenge that you will be working on throughout CurioCities!

You as a registered participant will receive an email about the lifeline programme in the first week of June, 2025.

• In this email you will find information about the available showcases that you can choose from, and a link to a web form where you can indicate your preferences.
• Make sure to fill out this form as soon as possible, so you will have a bigger chance of joining showcases of your preference. Deadline: 15th of June, 2025 (midnight CET).

When you have received a confirmation of your registration for CurioCities: Futures Unlocked*, you are good to go! There are no extra criteria. 

You will receive a final confirmation of your lifeline programme during the event, on the 24th of June, 2025.

We want to make sure that you will be offered a lifeline programme that is tailored to your wishes as much as possible! However, unforeseen circumstances may lead to a change of your personal lifeline programme.
Together with you we will look at the available options, should that be the case.

We want to make sure that you will be offered a lifeline programme that is tailored to your wishes as much as possible! However, unforeseen circumstances may lead to a change of your personal lifeline programme.
Together with you we will look at the available options, should that be the case.

Good to see you here and how wonderful that you would like to share your expertise with the CurioCities participants!

• Lifeline programme: Apply for your contribution before the 1st of May, 2025.
• Would you like to give an engaging keynote, or do you have some more ideas? Send an email to Jamila Blokzijl, concept developer and project lead CurioCities.

• NS: From Amsterdam Airport Schiphol, you can take a train to Hengelo station, Enschede Kennispark station or Enschede Station (same train, different stops). From Eindhoven Airport, you can also get a train to Hengelo Station or Enschede Station (same route), however, this route has some transfers, so have a look at the travel planner. 
• DeutscheBahn (DB): From Dusseldorf Airport, you can take a train to Enschede Station (with some switches). Use the DB travel planner to find a route and book tickets. 
• Taxis: Not a cheap option. While all airports mentioned have taxi services, it may be difficult to find one that will drive all the way to Enschede/Hengelo as they are 2-3 hours away. Book in advance if you would like to use this option. Some highly rated services include: Amsterdam Airport Taxis and GetTransfer.com.

Sometimes you need to travel by yourself: to the start location of the day, back to your accommodation and when you have free time. These are your best options:

• Arriva Bus: There are buses that run from Hengelo station, to UT campus, to Enschede station. Plan your trips by downloading the 9292 App. A ticket can be bought on the bus.
• Bicycle: The Netherlands has great cycling infrastructure. Rent a bicycle for your stay. Please take note of the Netherlands’ traffic rules and regulations. 
• Taxis: Enschede’s taxi services include DiTaxi, and TaxiMaxx.
• Or: Grab an Uber

Day-to-day travel advice will be provided in the programme booklet.

• From Hengelo station:
  • Catch bus 9 'Enschede CS via Kennispark/UT' and choose bus stop Westerbegraafplaats/UT. Walk straight ahead to campus and you will find DesignLab, which is located in the Gallery building.
• From Enschede station: 
  • Catch bus 9 'Hengelo Centraal Station' and choose busstop Westerbegraafplaats/UT. Walk straight ahead to campus and you will find DesignLab, which is located in the Gallery building.
  • Catch bus 1 'Universiteit Twente' and choose bus stop 'UT/Hallenweg'. Search for the Gallery. In this building you will find DesignLab.
• Bicycle: The Netherlands has great cycling infrastructure. Rent a bicycle for your stay. Please take note of the Netherlands’ traffic rules and regulations. 
• Taxis: Enschede’s taxi services include DiTaxi, and TaxiMaxx.
• Or: Grab an Uber

During some parts of the programme, there will be a pick up service. 
Detailed information will be provided in the programme booklet.

It happens to the best of us.

• Please call the number that is in your programme booklet, and the point of contact will inform you about the best way to reach the desired destination.
• If this does not work, please call the DesignLab desk: +3153 4892079, and the DreamTeam will provide you with further assistance. 

In cases of accidents, sudden illnesses or other situations in which urgent care is necessary, call the general emergency number: 112 (24 hours a day). For less urgent situations you can call the police on 0900 8844.

Checking in will be done by our crew members each day.

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• There will be several crew members who join the journey. They can be recognised by their clothing.
• Please call the number that is in your programme booklet
  • If this does not work, please call the DesignLab desk: +3153 4892079, and the DreamTeam will provide you with further assistance. 
• You can ask your fellow participants, too! You will be granted access to a Discord account
• If you have questions about CurioCities in general, please send an email to curiocities@utwente.nl.

CurioCities: Futures Unlocked* has a fixed programme.

There is one exception: you can design your own lifeline programme on the 24th of June.
For more information, go to Lifeline programme.

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☝️ This section will be updated on the 1st of May, 2025.

Depending on the location, there are different options to make sure that your belongings will be safe.

• When you are at the museum, you can use their lockers.
• When you are at the restaurant or joining a workshop, just keep your belongings next to you.
• When you are on UT campus, DesignLab has lockers that you can use. 
• Enschede is a safe city to roam around. Just use your common sense: Keep your backpack closed if you don't use it, and do not lose sight.

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As organisers of CurioCities we have a great responsibility to ensure that we organise and offer the experience in a safe way for our participants and staff involved.

If you have any concerns or questions on this matter, please do not hesitate to contact us via curiocities@utwente.nl

• There is a General Practitioner (GP) on campus. The General Practitioner administers first line, primary care during consultation hours, when it's not too busy. Please indicate that you are in the Netherlands because of the short term trip, so that the doctor can help and support you as best as possible.
• Patients can not consult a hospital specialist without a required referral.

Please note that international patients are required to pay in cash, in advance. After you have paid the bill, you can send it to your insurance company and try to receive a reimbursement.

• On the last day, after the receival of your certificate, we officially check out with the whole group.
• Our crew members will check you out (in an administrative manner).

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This is possible. Please inform our crew members.

Have you fallen in love with everything that Twente has to offer? We understand. CurioCities will be done after Friday, and we believe there's so much more to see and explore in Twente!

Perhaps you would like to spend an extra day at DesignLab or on UT campus?
Ask our crew members for suggestions.

Please note: Everything you would like to do after CurioCities: Futures Unlocked*, will be at own costs.

• People in the Netherlands speak Dutch. 
• There are also some recognised provincial languages and regional dialects, too.
  'Heanig an' ('don't worry' in Twente dialect), most Dutch people speak and understand English quite well.
• Most people who have been living in Twente since birth understand German, and may speak it quite well, too.

• The Netherlands has four seasons: winter (January - March), spring (April - June), summer (July – September) and autumn (October - December).
• The weather in spring and summer can be pleasant, sunny and warm, i.e. 20-28 degrees Celsius. However, nothing is less predictable than the Dutch weather, so it is very likely that we will have colder, cloudy and rainy days as well.
• You are well advised bring clothes with airy fabrics, but also something a little warmer and, for example, a raincoat.

The currency in the Netherlands is the Euro.
Find out about the exchange rates.

The Netherlands is a small country, but many people live there. With over 18 million inhabitants it is one of the most densely populated countries of the world.

More information about the Dutch education system and studying in the Netherlands can be found on the website of Nuffic (Netherlands organisation for international cooperation in higher education).

Voltage: 230 V; Plug types C & F. You might need a voltage converter and plug adapter.

In most stores and super markets, you can pay by:

• debit cards. Please note: Do not mistake debit cards with a prepaid card!
• credit cards and Visa debit cards (nowadays, more stores start to accept these types of payment)

Make sure to bring some cash money, just in case.

☝️ This section will be updated on the 1st of May, 2025.

☝️ This section will be updated on the 1st of May, 2025.

☝️ This section will be updated on the 1st of May, 2025.

☝️ This section will be updated on the 1st of May, 2025.

We already receive enthusiastic requests from the UT community, which is so nice to see!

Are you a teacher/lecturer/researcher at UT and would you like to contribute content wise?

• Lifeline programme: Apply for your contribution before the 1st of May, 2025.
• Would you like to give an engaging keynote, or do you have some more ideas? Send an email to Jamila Blokzijl, concept developer and project lead CurioCities.

Are you a UT student or staff member who would like to volunteer as crew member during CurioCities?

• Send an email to curiocities@utwente.nl. Limited spots available!

• When you contribute content wise, you may join the showcases within the lifeline programme.
  But only when the maximum capacity of a showcase has not been reached yet.
• Crew members may join the programme during the assigned time tables.

• There will be several crew members who join the journey. They can be recognised by their clothing
• Please call the number that is in your programme booklet
  • If this does not work, please call the DesignLab desk: +3153 4892079, and the DreamTeam will provide you with further assistance. 
• You can ask your fellow participants, too! You will be granted access to a Discord account
• If you have questions about CurioCities in general, please send an email to curiocities@utwente.nl.

Go to Contact & Updates, or send an email to curiocities@utwente.nl.

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Over here: General Terms and Conditions.