. Furthermore, the relationships between determinants and university students’ eating behaviour seemed to be moderated by university characteristics, such as residency, student societies, university lifestyle and exams. After the transition from secondary school to university, when independency increases, students are continuously challenged to make healthful food choices. They have to be self-disciplined, have self-control and thus often have to prioritize healthy eating over other (university specific) social activities in order to prepare a healthy meal. In addition, students have to make these healthful food choices within a university specific setting (e.g. living in a student residence, having exams), depending on the availability and accessibility, appeal and prices of food products. Moreover, during this choice making process, students are either controlled or lacking control by their parents as well as influenced by friends and peers