Another podcast straight from the Netherlands, this time Natalia Pośnik talks about studying architecture at an artistic university - the Royal Academy of Art in The Hague. If you want to know how such studies differ from technical universities, we invite you to listen.
Natalia Posnik
A student in the master's program at the Royal Academy of Art in The Hague, a graduate of the Faculty of Architecture at Wrocław University of Technology, a designer and artist who combines her passions through analog photography. In 2018, as part of the AIR Wro program and cooperation with cultural institutions - Strefa Kultury Wrocław, Arts Council Malta and Blitz, she held an artistic residency in Valletta. Natalia has solo exhibitions ("How not to fight with the city?" at Blitz, Valletta, "How not to fight with the city?" at Tętno Art and Design Gallery, Wroclaw) and group exhibitions. Participant of national and international workshops. Currently seeking interdisciplinarity in architecture and testing different forms of expression.
scope of the podcast
[0:18]
Give the major and name of the foreign university you are studying at and why did you choose it?
[2:10]
What do you see as the main educational differences between the Polish university and the one you study at? (program, organization of studies, structure, contact with and availability of lecturers, and others)
[10:16]
What is the atmosphere at the university and faculty, what conditions does the university offer?
[13:43]
What is student life like, how much time is taken up by studying and activities at the university, and how much is for pursuing one's passions and social life?
[15:29]
What are the prospects after graduating from the university?
Also listen to Damian Wachoński and Filip Romaniuk who talk about studying at another Hoelneder university - TU Delft.
From the podcast series titled: "All about education - the best universities".
