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Every meeting of the UNINOVIS European University Alliance brings us a step closer to our goals, but with the formal establishment of the UNINOVIS Student Board, we truly made a leap forward.

The physical activity behavior of young children is declining, and that is concerning. Within Act2Act, researchers are working on a systemic change to preserve the intrinsic motivation to move among children aged 3–6.

THUAs joins the Graduate Network Technology & Digitalisation in the Professional Doctorate pilot. Professor Rizal Sebastian and Shirley Uitte de Willige explain the motivation, expectations and added value.

At the start of this academic year, during the opening, we reflected on the pain and suffering taking place in our world.

“Ukraine has always followed its own path and has never allowed itself to be defined solely by external influences”, said Ukrainian historian Yaroslav Hrytsak during his lecture at THUAS.

Accessible and practice-oriented education doesn’t begin after secondary school, but much earlier.

The rise of artificial intelligence (AI) is fundamentally transforming our society and economy. This requires AI proficiency among residents, professionals, and students.

“I started sailing when my father threw me into a little boat at the age of eleven”, says nineteen‑year‑old athlete and first‑year International Business student, Nicolaas van Nunen.

Research conducted in a shopping street in The Hague shows that only a small portion of the available food options fits within the Dutch dietary guidelines (Schijf van Vijf).

Today, we welcomed the King’s Commissioner of South Holland, Wouter Kolff, together with EBZ chair and secretary Femke Brenninkmeijer and Ferrie Forster, for a work visit.

During the Soft City symposium, students are introduced to real-life cases that play a role in our society, such as the design of public spaces and meeting places for elderly.

On Thursday 15 January, THUAS was all about momentum.