Introduction to the accommodation of Tilburg University in the Netherlands

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The library of Tilburg University in the Netherlands has a collection of 800,000 volumes, covering all fields of teaching and research. This library can accommodate 1000 readers. There are 450 desktop computers in the school computer center, which is responsible for the data communication network, central computer system and software management. The data communication network of Tilburg University is called KUB network.

The school language center provides language training for students, including French, German, English, Spanish, Italian, Russian, Arabic and Turkish. At the same time, the language center has a special self-study center in the library, where students can improve their language ability by using audio-visual equipment and computers.

The sports center has various sports and entertainment facilities, where students can play more than 40 kinds of sports. The membership card of the sports center needs to pay 55 euros, and students can enjoy certain discounts.

The student activity center provides students with various extracurricular activities, including lectures, conferences, exhibitions, seminars, plays and music performances. From the beginning of each academic year, the student activity center will also offer courses such as photography, painting, music and dance.

The dining center provides students with various flavors of food and is open all day.

Cafe provides all kinds of drinks and fast food for students, which is the advantage of taking a nap after studying.

There are two banks in the school, and students can apply for credit cards.

Accommodation introduction

Tilburg University arranges accommodation for international students through the Housing Federation (WMB), and most of the dormitories are close to the school and the city center. As tilburg is a medium-sized city, most places can be reached by bike or bus, and the traffic is very convenient. In the student dormitory, each student has his own room, and the kitchen and bathroom are shared. There are bedding, wardrobe, bookshelf, desk, lamp, cable TV, telephone, and washing machines in some dormitories. There are dining tables, chairs, refrigerators and simple cookers in the kitchen. The rent (including utilities) is about 230-300 euros/month.

For more information about food, clothing, housing and transportation in the Netherlands, please click the relevant links.

According to experts, students studying in the Netherlands must buy student insurance. This is also one of the necessary conditions for obtaining a temporary residence permit. The insurance coverage of general international students is relatively wide. Such as: medical first aid, special loss, unexpected loss, legal support, lost luggage.

After paying the insurance premium, each student will receive an insurance card and an insurance application form from the insurance company. If you need to apply for compensation, the applicant must fill in the application form, explain the time and reason, and attach a medical payment form or corresponding documents. Soon, the insurance company will transfer your application amount to your bank account.

At present, the IPS (Student International Passport) of ACE Europe is the most accepted insurance in colleges and universities. Its monthly insurance premium is around 36.50 euros.

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Dutch food culture is really rich and colorful. What are the usual advertisements for Dutch food? The smell of mom? Dutch cheese is very famous, and its consumption and export volume are the highest in the world. There are various natural flavors of Haoda cheese, unique Aidan cheese and drunken cheese. When you come to Holland, you must not miss it.

In terms of accommodation, if you want to book a hotel room, you can contact VVV, a travel service office in various places. You can also book a room at the Dutch Tourism Board in the arrival hall of Schiphol Airport. Before going abroad (Taiwan Province Province, Hongkong, Chinese mainland and North Korea), you can make a reservation through the local travel agency. In addition, the Dutch reservation center can accept telephone calls, letters, faxes, etc. , and directly book almost all hotels in the Netherlands.

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