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Orientation Day - Bachelor of Science Leisure Studies

In the only academic degree programme in the Netherlands specialising in leisure, you will learn how to measure visitor experiences at a festival, right down to heart rate and stress levels. Come along to the orientation day to see if this research-based approach suits you.

10 Dec 2026
10:00 - 16:00 uur

In the only academic degree programme in the Netherlands specialising in leisure, you will learn how to measure visitor experiences at a festival, right down to heart rate and stress levels. Come along to the orientation day to see if this research-based approach suits you.

What does an orientation day involve?

Lecturers and students will tell you more about the programme's content. You will attend a lecture or workshop, explore student projects, discover what your first year will be like, and get hands-on experience yourself. There will also be a Q&A session with current students and a campus tour. 

Register for this orientation session

💡Did you know that you can often get time off school to attend an orientation day? Check with your school to find out what is possible. 


Who is it for?

✔ For anyone interested in an academic bachelor's programme in leisure.
✔ If you want to start a higher professional education (hbo) programme in 2027 or 2028.

Would you like to start later? Then visit an open day first.


How does it work?

This orientation day takes place on our campus. After registering, you will receive all the necessary information by email. 

Frequently asked questions

What if I can’t make this date?

We organise orientation days on several dates; you will find the next one in the registration form.

How long does the orientation day last?

An orientation day lasts half a day. You can find the specific times in the registration form.

Is it free to take part?

Absolutely! You do not have to pay anything. You just sign up and come to the BUas campus.

Do I have to take part in the orientation day? 

No, participation in an orientation day is completely optional. The purpose of the day is to help you find out whether the programme is the right fit for you.