FSE University of Groningen
FSE Radio
A podcast made by students, for students at the Faculty of Science and Engineering, at the University of Groningen!
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7. Okt 2026
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Episode 4 - Betastuf 24.11.2021 31:58
This week, we chatted with Tesse, a member of the board of Betastuf (Beta Student Federation), about the role of the organization withing the Faculty of Science and Engineering, coordinating with study associations and setting up new projects within the faculty. If you have an idea for a future project within the FSE and don't know where to start with setting it up, you can contact Betastuf...
Episode 3 - TA's (Part 2) 10.11.2021 31:25
This episode is the final part of Heidi and Ludi's conversation with Maria and Ashwin about the relationship TA's have with professors and leaning while teaching. There is also a fun Q&A at the end of the episode! Intro and outro music Collapse - love https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RpMAUAuP4gY
Episode 2 - TA's (Part 1) 27.10.2021 30:39
In this episode, Heidi and Ludi will be chatting with Maria and Ashwin about TA-ing, teaching while also being a student, and grading! This is part one of our interview, with part two coming in the next episode. Intro and outro music: Collapse - love https://soundcloud.com/argofox/collapse-love?in=ishu_an/sets/bgm
Episode 1 - Introduction 13.10.2021 4:20
In this episode, you will find out more about the content of future episodes, as well as meet the FSE Radio team! Intro and outro music: Collapse - love https://soundcloud.com/argofox/collapse-love?in=ishu_an/sets/bgm
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