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‘A changing world calls for new professionals’

From 30 June to 2 July, a broad delegation from The Hague University of Applied Sciences will participate in the international DxD Conference hosted by London South Bank University.

Developments in Artificial Intelligence are moving at lightning speed. Jobs are changing, entry-level positions are disappearing, and the demand for AI literacy is growing exponentially.

Highest score on General Satisfaction in National Student Survey 2026 .

Researcher Claudia Diers-Lienke on AI literacy, future-proof education and the role of research in practice.

Who speaks on your behalf regarding the quality of your degree program and faculty policy? Between 18 May and 2 June, the elections for the participation bodies of THUAS will take place.

What if you have no control over your own life? That question was central yesterday afternoon during the opening of the exhibition Niet Mijn Keuze in the atrium at THUAS.

Several Dutch universities have been affected by the data breach at the Canvas provider Instructure.

How fair is international politics really? An uncomfortable but urgent question, because the system of rules and cooperation has proven to be less self‑evident in practice.

Professor Jenny Coenen took part in a discussion with, among others, Queen Máxima on how the circular economy can be accelerated.

Some stories need to be heard. Stories about sexual misconduct, crossing boundaries, shame, breaking the silence, and the moment when someone says: this has to change.

Last Tuesday, the ADO Den Haag Stadium was the setting for the third Hague ICT-Career Day.