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March 27, 2019March 29, 2019  by Kristina Erdelyi

My boyfriend named Research

You might think that whoever refers to their research as a relationship partner must have a twisted sense of romance or a strange method of conducting research. But let me explain…and let us start at the beginning: with my first date.

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January 23, 2019  by Josephien Jansen

My research inspiration: Why can we learn from patients?

Does a clinical science traineeship add value to a research master on clinical neuropsychology? Yes! We can learn a lot from patients about the daily life consequences of brain disorders.

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May 20, 2015  by Miriam König

High Tea, Scones, and Brain Disorders – A Research Master Student’s First Conference Experience

In March 2015, the joint meeting of the British and Dutch Neuropsychological Associations took place in London. A group of researchers from the University of Groningen hit the plane to present their findings. Also on it: two Research Master students from the Clinical Neuropsychology track.

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April 23, 2015February 27, 2016  by Fionneke Bos

Honky-tonks and depression research in the States

Second-year Research Master student Fionneke went to the United States to write her Master’s Thesis there. Surrounded by cowboys, Republicans, and missionaries, she holds on to important Dutch habits such as riding a bicycle and eating Dutch candy the Americans hate (zoute drop). She shares some of her experiences on Mindwise.

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April 8, 2015February 27, 2016  by Minita Franzen

My first year as a “ReMa student”

Are you considering applying for the Behavioural and Social Sciences Research Master this year? Have you heard that it is a demanding program and are you wondering if it is something for you? Minita had the same thoughts last year. She is now a first-year student in the program and shares some of her experiences.

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June 11, 2014July 16, 2014  by Frederik Wermser

Why to bury a Porsche: A future in social psychology

Here I am, doing a Research Master in social psychology at the University of Groningen, training to become another star in the ‘academic firmament’. And there is plenty of space left at the horizon for you and other future researchers to contribute…

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