Coaching & support
Do you have a question, concern or problem?
Our lecturers, internship supervisors, tutors and academic advisors are here to help you making your college career a success. The transition from secondary to higher education can be quite daunting, but you are never alone!
Apart from our lecturers, our tutors, academic advisors, student counsellors, internship supervisors are all here to help you making your time as a student a success. Do you have a question, concern or worry? Make an appointment or call in for a chat!
Tutoring and academic advice
- Questions about exemptions, fast-track course or your individual study programme (ISP)?
- Doubts about your choice of course?
Contact person: the tutor and academic advisor of your degree programme.
Customised degree
- Are you a professional athlete or artist?
- Are you a student with an impairment?
- Do you combine work with study?
- Are you a student entrepreneur?
- Are you a caregiver?
If so, there are quite a lot of special provisions available to you. We look at needs and available options on a case-by-case basis.
Point of contact: the inclusion coordinator of your degree programme.
Psychosocial and financial support
Our student counsellors offer a listening ear and work with you to find the best way to deal with your doubts, questions or challenges.
- Fear of failure, procrastination, stress ...
- Questions about your grant?
- Need help with your grant application? Do you want us to make an informative calculation?
- Need extra financial support?
Any questions? Contact the student counsellors at Student Services or drop by at our offices.
The resilient student
Besides individual support, we also organise a range of group activities consisting of introductory sessions, interactive workshops and/or training sessions. This is an opportunity to meet fellow students with similar questions and work together on finding solutions.
The Applied Psychology (Learning Park) degree programme and Student Services have joined forces to provide ‘The resilient student’. Together, they organise info and training sessions on 7 themes to support students and final-year secondary students during their studies:
- Fear of failure
- Procrastination
- Stress resilience and relaxation
- Worrying
- Assertiveness
- Trusting your own inner strength and wisdom
Any questions? Contact the student counsellors at Student Services or drop by at our offices
