Your child will start studying soon. It marks the start of a new phase, for you as a parent as well.
When deciding on their studies, study seekers most often consult their parents. So how can you discover together where its interests lie and which study programmes match these interests?
On our content platform, you can read interesting stories from international students who decided to study at the University of Twente. With this inspiration, you can help your child find his way through this new, exciting and sometimes difficult process. We hope this helps!
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When your child starts studying at UT, the study adviser is his or her first contact person. The study adviser monitors and assesses your child’s study progress. If the study programme turns out to be too challenging, there are still possible alternatives: a different study approach, or maybe another study programme or type of education.
Do personal circumstances such as illness, psychological problems or a disability hinder the study progress of your child? Student Guidance & Well-being can help to find a suitable form of support. For example, in case of gloom, homesickness, or problems with a relationship or fellow student, your child can meet with a student psychologist free of charge. With help of the psychologist, students can also learn to hone their study skills.
