vuboekhandel.nl
University bookstore selling textbooks, second-hand books and merchandise to VU Amsterdam students and staff
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-01
About vuboekhandel.nl
VU Boekhandel is a bookstore selling course textbooks, second-hand books, business books and VU-branded merchandise. It also offers customized service and supports course booklists and teacher copy requests.
Its customers include students and teachers associated with VU Amsterdam. The bookstore identifies itself as a book seller since 1967.
Product: Textbooks, second-hand books, business books and VU-branded merchandise.
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