Housing Students reside in an international student dormitory located in Maastricht. The on-site housing coordinator is responsible for assigning students to their accommodations. The double rooms come furnished with beds, desk, a sink, closet, and shelf space. All residents on a corridor share a kitchen, shower rooms, toilets, and laundry rooms. Penn State students may be housed with Dutch or other international students and must share cleaning responsibilities.
Students are responsible for their own meals and linens.
Kitchens come equipped with cooking utensils and cutlery, an oven, a refrigerator, and a microwave. Orientation A specially designed orientation program, conducted during the semester immediately prior to departure, is intended to prepare students for the adjustment to living and studying in The Netherlands. Attendance at all orientations is mandatory. Participants are also required to attend the on-site orientation at CES before classes begin. All participants are required to carry sufficient health and accident insurance.