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SpotlightUT-promovendus Xin Ming (33) groeide op in een dorpse gemeenschap binnen de Chinese metropool Harbin, in wat hij omschrijft als ‘een hut, zonder koelkast, telefoon of televisie’ en maakte mee hoe de levensstandaard in China verbeterde. Op zijn 24ste verhuisde hij naar Enschede. Het campusleven was een cultuurschok. ‘Ik dacht: er is zoveel wat ik niet weet, hoe kan ik hier ooit functioneren?’
SpotlightUT PhD candidate Xin Ming (33) grew up in a village community within the Chinese metropolis of Harbin, in what he describes as 'a hut, without a fridge, telephone or television' and witnessed how the standard of living in China improved. At the age of 24, he moved to Enschede. Campus life was a culture shock. 'I thought: there's so much I don't know, how can I ever function here?'
The InternationalIn de rubriek The International vertellen UT-studenten vanuit de hele wereld over hun leven, studie, keuzes en passies. In de eerste aflevering: Viktorija Jankūnaitė, eerstejaars Technical Computer Science. ‘Ik denk dat ik in Enschede voor het eerst op m’n plek ben.’
The InternationalIn the series The International, UT students from all over the world talk about their lives, studies, choices and passions. In the first episode: Viktorija Jankūnaitė, first-year Technical Computer Science. ‘I think I'm in my place for the first time here in Enschede.’
This 4TU Career Special is a shared publication by the news editors of Cursor (Eindhoven University of Technology), Delta (Delft University of Technology), Resource (Wageningen University and Research), and U-Today (University of Twente). The magazine came into being in collaboration with industry, and is explicitly aimed towards students who are either in the final phase of their studies, or have just graduated.
