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As part of Diversity Week, we are proud to announce that two of our students have a chance to win the prestigious ECHO Award.

A safe, inclusive learning and working environment doesn’t happen on its own, we create it together.

What does the world look like for young people in a city that symbolizes peace and justice, yet is locally known for strong segregation?

Proud! The Hague University of Applied Sciences has become number one in the Associate Degree programme rankings, and the number of top programmes at The Hague University has doubled this year in De Keuzegids 2026.

On October 29th, we're heading to the voting booths once again. For many students, this raises important questions like: Which party will truly tackle the housing crisis? Or who has a credible plan for climate change?

When The Hague Pathway College (THPC) launched in 2019, they started with just 50 students. Since then, they’ve built a vibrant community that prepares international students for their studies at our university.

With this grant she will conduct PhD research on the role of educational developers in embedding internationalisation in the curriculum.

Flag football has been popular in the United States for years, and it's now rapidly gaining traction in the Netherlands. This non-contact version of American football is just as intense, but without the rough tackles.

On the International Day of Democracy and the day before Prinsjesdag, one central question took the spotlight at the Speaker’s Corner in our main building: What does our vote actually mean?

At the start of each academic year, we honor students who, through their bachelor’s research or graduation projects, embody what THUAS stands for.

THUAS is constantly seeking ways to connect education, research, and societal impact.

What does regenerative pedagogy mean and how can education contribute to sustainable transitions? In a new podcast series, researchers and lecturers from The Hague University of Applied Sciences search for answers.