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Frequently asked questions from students

How can I cook in a kot with limited equipment?

You don’t need a fully equipped kitchen. A frying pan, a pot and a basic stove are often enough. Many student recipes are designed to be simple, quick and require minimal tools — which also means less cleaning afterward.

How can I eat healthy on a student budget?

Choose seasonal ingredients, frozen vegetables and affordable staples like rice, pasta, eggs and beans. Planning your meals in advance helps you save money and avoid last-minute takeaways.

What should I cook when I have no time after class?

One-pot meals, wraps, omelettes and filling salads are perfect options. In 15–20 minutes, you can prepare something nutritious without spending your whole evening cooking.

How can I avoid eating the same meals every week?

Experiment with spices, sauces and toppings. Changing flavors can completely transform basic ingredients and keep your meals interesting.

Is cooking with roommates a good idea?

Absolutely. Cooking together reduces costs, saves time and turns dinner into a social moment — which is part of the real kot experience.

Recipes for student housing

What’s for dinner tonight? A large pita or a small one? Let’s hope, in the name of your digestive system, that this isn’t your internal monologue every single day. Because if you’re living in a student room and have to cook for yourself every day, it’s tempting to reach for greasy snacks. But all that fast food is not only expensive, it’s also unhealthy. So go ahead and delete that food delivery app from your phone, it’s time to cook! On this page, you’ll find easy but tasty student recipes that are something different from the usual pesto pasta or curry you make every week and are seriously getting tired of. Cooking your own food is not only healthier and cheaper, it’s also a fun activity to do with friends.

Do you find it hard to stay healthy as a student? That makes sense, considering your sleep schedule probably isn’t the most regular and your agenda is likely packed. Here’s how to take care of your health during your student years.

Still looking for a student room? Then check out our housing page for available student rooms. Want to try all the restaurants in your student city? Then maybe it’s a good idea to get a student job. You can also find a (paid) internship on Student.be! Has student life passed and are you now looking for your first job? Check out our first job page to find one!