The city has several theatres, museums, art galleries and bookshops, specializing in all European languages. This gives the city a special and particularly youthful character. Daily Life in Groningen Students live in a residence hall with other students from around the world. For students who like to cook, kitchen facilities are excellent, and the local market is a great place to shop for fresh vegetables, fruit, bread and local specialities. The city of Groningen is known for its lively nightlife.
Students can visit a variety of clubs, many with live music and dancing.
Students pay for EMU tuition and fees, plus a modest program fee. Once they arrive in Groningen, students pay for housing and meals. The cost of living in Groningen is comparable to that in Ypsilanti. Additional costs include airfare and personal expenses. Students may apply ALL financial aid awards toward the program, including scholarships, grants, and loans.