• 2nd cycle: 1st year Master (4th year of study)
• Autumn/Winter semester or Spring/Summer semester

Your portfolio should be a coherent, well-designed document that presents your qualifications and creativity clearly. Make sure to include a title page and a brief intro (who you are, your background, and interests).

Main Content

• A brief text (max. 200 words) about the types of heritage you're interested in (e.g., tangible, digital, landscapes, built, etc.), including your motivation
• Photos from past or current "heritage experiences" related to research projects, tasks, or work experience
• If you have published an article or written a notable paper, feel free to include the online link (for the paper) or a strong abstract
• Additional photos, sketches, etc., that relate to your education and provide an overview of your competencies and skills.

If you want, you can add details that reflect who you are beyond your work, such as key skills (software, languages, etc.), hobbies and interests, photos or reflections from meaningful trips.

Format

• Max 10 pages
• Clean, consistent layout
• High-quality visuals

Keep it focused, professional, and personal—this is your chance to showcase both your work and your personality.

Exchange students can select courses from the Course Overview. Detailed information can be found here.

​Some courses are offered in English (indicated with ‘Language of instruction = English’), other courses are in Dutch, but with English facilities for exchange students.

Please be aware that the course list may undergo slight changes due to schedule adjustments. Upon arrival, the academic coordinator will review the selected courses with each student individually.

We do not provide support for students who are coming for thesis research.