Do you often have trouble waking up in the morning? Do you want to know why you're so tired and what the consequences are of waking up early? Do you also want to know what you can do about it and why nothing has been done about it in the Netherlands? Then keep reading!

We all know the feeling: sitting at your desk with an urgent deadline and a wandering mind. Despite your efforts, things just aren't moving forward. You're motivated to do it, but you simply can't concentrate. That's why we're giving you 5 tips in this blog to significantly improve your concentration.

Daily habits can help you stay focused, enhance your well-being, and enrich your live. But where to start? And how do you ensure these habits stick around? Here's a comprehensive guide to set you on the right path.

It is hard to find the perfect job that is easy to combine next to your study. The large amount of jobs that are available require much time especially since the job market demands students more than ever. However, what sorts of jobs are the best to work at next to your exciting student life? In this blog we will tell you all about it.

How does the Dutch Health System work and when does it apply to you? In this blog we will tell you all about it!

If you are a resident in the Netherlands or becoming one than you will need a BSN number (Burgerservicenummer). The BSN number is since 2007 implemented together with DigiD and includes 9 figures. The purpose of the BSN number is to prevent mistakes in identities. Everyone has their own unique number. Currently, the Dutch Identification card includes the BSN number as a QR code and with readable numbers on the back of the card. These changes have been made to prevent identification fraude. As an international student you will receive a paper that includes your BSN.  The BSN is usable for your taxes or your health care for example or most importantly to work.