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INTERACTIVE SESSION WITH EXCHANGE PROGRAMME STUDENTS FROM NETHERLANDS


Interaction of cultures is very essential in order to increase cooperation and understanding in this globalized world. The department of international studies and history organized an interactive session between the first-year students of Department of International Studies and History and the exchange program students from Netherlands, on 14th September 2019. Considering this as an opportunity to learn and understand about two countries, in terms of culture, custom, tradition and even educational system, the students from Netherlands provided a brief account of  their country, by addressing the stereotypes associated, food, culture, economy, and educational system. The programme was interesting and engaging enabling students to converse upon wide ranging topics, including the political structure of each nations. The student of MAIS also guided them in understanding more about India, while the students from Netherlands were amazed by the amount of diversity especially within the CHRIST (Deemed To Be University) campus, and appreciated India for being such a welcoming nation. The most astonishing factor for the students from Netherlands during their interaction was on the ability of Indians to converse in multiple languages.



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