Matching at Communication
Great that you’ve applied to study Communication! Is Communication really a good match for you? Even after applying, you can check your match by participating in matching activities. Join the matching day or become a student for a day to find the right match.
WHAT IS MATCHING?
You’ve applied for Communication at HAN, but perhaps you still have questions or doubts. You’re looking for extra confirmation that this program really is a good fit for you. Or you’ve applied for multiple programs and still have to make your final decision. The matching activities for Communication will help with that.
Matching is not mandatory. You can choose to participate in whichever activities you like. It’s a good way of checking whether you’ve made the right choice. To ask your final questions and see whether your expectations are correct. Because when you start the program, we want you to feel you’re in the right place.
Step 1: My Match questionnaire
After applying in Studielink, you’ll get access to an online questionnaire. You’ll get an email about it. By answering a few questions, you’ll reflect once again on your reasons for choosing this program.
Step 2: Matching activities
After the intake, choose 1 or more matching activities, e.g. a matching interview or a Student for a Day event. During a matching interview you can ask for matching advice. That’s advice from the program about whether they think the program is a good match for you.
ANY SPECIAL CIRCUMSTANCES?
Do you have a disability or a temporary illness? Or are you an entrepreneur, informal caregiver or elite athlete? It would be handy if you could already let us know about that. Then we can look at which resources, accommodations or support are possible in your situation. Even if you don’t need help when you start your studies, it’s smart to already let us know. Then we can organize things quicker if help is needed later.
WHICH SKILLS DO I NEED AT A UNIVERSITY OF APPLIED SCIENCES (UAS)?
Studying at a UAS might be a bit different than what you’re used to. A number of skills will come in handy, such as reading and summarizing long texts, quickly finding information, giving presentations and planning well. Relax, you can learn these skills too! You’ll probably pick them up naturally, and otherwise you can follow courses or workshops.
ARE YOU SURE?
Have you made the final decision? Are you sure you want to start the English-taught Communication program? Yes! If you’ve met all the requirements, you can complete your enrollment. Read what you have to do next.