You also learn about different cultures and customs

My first choice was Business Administration, but my mother pointed me towards the bilingual International Business program. When I read more about it, I immediately found it much more interesting. I was particularly drawn to the international aspect, with internships abroad and courses taught in English.

But English isn't the only language you'll learn during the program. "At the beginning of the year, you choose between Spanish and German. I chose Spanish because I knew you could do an internship in Spain in the second year. Besides the languages, you also learn more about different cultures and customs. This will come in handy later when you work for an international company."

What's also really fun is that we're working with the Edumundo program. You can think of it as a game, where you try to keep your business afloat. It's important to make good choices. How will you use marketing, how will you market your products to the European market, how will you import products from, for example, China or South Africa, and how will you pay for them? You'll learn all that during this program.