Welcome to Wittenborg Online

Once you are accepted to Wittenborg University you will receive an email with your student account details (login and password). You need to log in with these credentials via office.wittenborg.eu. Please remember to change your password once you have activated your account.

If a student’s account denies access, this can have multiple reasons. Below the 3 most common reasons are highlighted.

• Password change. Students have to regularly change their password to secure their account.
• Inactivity for a longer period of time. If a student does not access his school account for a few months, the account will be blocked. The account has to be reset. The Wittenborg Front Desk can do this - send an email to have your account reset.
• Outstanding invoice tuition fee. If a student has not yet paid the tuition fees, an account will be blocked. After receiving the payment, the account will be reactivated.

For further information ask the Front Desk for support. This can be done either via email to frontdesk@wittenborg.eu or helpdesk@wittenborg.eu or by going to the Front Desk in person.

In the event of losing a student card, you must go to the Aventus main reception on the ground floor for a replacement card at a charge of €7.50 by debit card. Cash will not be accepted.

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Without a student card, you cannot enter an exam room or certain parts of the Wittenborg campus.

Student Card

A student card is an identification card to show that someone is enrolled as a student of Wittenborg. A student card also allows students to use the elevator in the Aventus building and to access the rooms downstairs in the Aventus building.

Note: 

Some companies give discounts to students if they can show their student ID.

How to obtain a student card

The Front Office will apply for student cards for new students.

Wittenborg offers accommodation in a number of different types and places, all enjoying close proximity to the university:

• Wittenborg offers shared apartments: 3-5 students share an apartment or house
• Wittenborg offers campus accommodation: students have their own room within a campus complex, sharing kitchen and bathroom facilities

Dutch or other EU-national students are encouraged to find their own accommodation; however, they can opt for Wittenborg’s own accommodation if available.

If you are a non-EU, ‘package-fee’-paying student who needs Wittenborg to arrange your study visa to be able to join us in Apeldoorn, part of your package fee is the first 4 months* of your accommodation fee, plus administration fee for new-arrival students.

You will be allocated a room in either an apartment or a house sharing a common area and all facilities, such as a bathroom, toilet, kitchen, etc., with other students, both male and female.

After the first 4 months* you are free to move out of Wittenborg accommodation and move into other housing of your choice.

For more details please click on the link: https://www.wittenborg.eu/student-accommodation.htm.

Yes. All dorms as well as the school facilities have a WiFi connection. For more details as well as the signing in procedure, please read the student housing information booklet placed inside the university student housing that you are currently living in.

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For further details about the WiFi or other facilities send an email to: studenthousing@wittenborg.eu.

Finding accommodation as a student is always an exciting but sometimes daunting task! At Wittenborg we assist our students in finding suitable, local accommodation, often managed by the university.

For student housing in Amsterdam please refer to the relevant pages by clicking on the link: https://www.wittenborg.eu/student-accommodation.htm for further details about Wittenborg student housing.

Steps to follow on arrival at Wittenborg Student Housing due to ongoing corona virus restrictions.  

• All newly arriving students are required to self-quarantine in their Wittenborg student housing room for the first 10 days after arrival.  
• Please avoid visiting Wittenborg during the first 10 days after arrival. You can call 0031 886672688 during office hours for any urgent matters.  
• All new arrivals need to monitor their health.  
• No visitor or relative is allowed during the self-quarantine period.  
• Avoid contact with others unless seeking medical help.  
• Use face mask to cover your mouth and nose when you have to go out for grocery shopping and please maintain 1.5 meters distance from others.  
• In case you need medical care, please write to frontdesk@wittenborg.eu from your student email preferably. 

For more details on the guidelines during corona virus can be assessed on the link https://www.nederlandwereldwijd.nl/documenten/vragen-en-antwoorden/coronavirus---veelgestelde-vragen-nederlanders-in-het-buitenland#19  

A study agreement is a formal requirement towards the fulfilment of the tutoring process for all students.

Please, fill in the Form (http://tiny.cc/y6nslz). The process tutor will get back to you as soon as possible.

Submissions of assignments just a few minutes before the deadline can be a risky issue. This is because it can take a few minutes before the system registers your uploaded work. Therefore, the student must always upload all assignments with sufficient time left in order for the work to be stamped in time. Submitting with sufficient time will also allow the student to correct any mistakes in the assignment.  Consigning submissions at least 24 hours before the actual deadline may be a safe measure and can prevent any last-minute stress or failure of submissions.

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For any technical reason for non-submission or failure to upload assignments, please contact your teacher and healpdesk@wittenborg.eu.

Contact your process tutor as well as the module teacher in the case of missing a submission deadline. They will decide on the next course of action. You cannot submit your work once the submission due deadline has passed. 

SEA has no direct connection to the Academic English classes of the PDP1 or PDP 2 modules. Whether pass or fail in SEA, students must attend Academic English classes, a component of PDP – entry points only in Bocks 1 and 5.

The purpose of Support English Assessment(SEA) is to identify as early as possible any students who display poor general writing skills. Due to the nature of an institution such as Wittenborg, where writing can take up a fair share of a student’s time, it is both extremely important and imperative that students grasp the fundamentals of general writing skills before a more complex application of the academic writing style.

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All new students who enter the IBA/HBA/MCI/EBA programmes must undergo the SEA, and this includes native speakers of the English language.

Wittenborg University's support English portal can be visited via your phone, tablet or computer. Please click on the link: https://www.wittenborg-online.com/course/view.php?id=1191.

When accessing your timetable from mobile phones, users will need to scroll down to see the button. On the next page, you will have different options to view the calendar: month view, week view, day view, etc.

For accessing and creating your course timetable please go to https://timetable.wittenborg.eu.

• Login with the same details as for your student email account.
• Find My Timetable, which will still be empty.
• Click on +Add activity.
• Add modules in List Type.

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You can find and add modules in 2 ways. 

1. Per Module, make your own private schedule with modules from different phases and specialisations. 
2. Per Programmes of Study, this automatically selects all the modules relevant for your specialisation & current Phase. After adding all modules for a Programme of study you can always select single modules to add on top of that. 

In order to add courses to your timetable please go to timetable.wittenborg.eu, log in with your student account and choose your study programme and phase (for bachelor's degree students only). Once the courses are selected add them to your timetable. Then you will be able to view your schedule in a day/week/month mode.

We strongly recommend updating your timetable at the beginning of each block to ensure you have an up-to-date class schedule and at least one week before exam week for the most up-to-date exam location/timing.