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The Hague University of Applied Sciences is committed to a sustainable and just world. Among other things, we are committed to zero CO2 emissions by 2040.

From each of their unique perspectives, the three institutions investigate international student mobility and the labor market success of graduates in Dutch higher education.

On Friday 24 May, the SustainaBul ranking was presented at the Green Pepper, the sustainability event for the education of the future.

The applications of AI and study data in education are taking off, but the question is whether this reduces or increases equity among students.

Students at The Hague University of Applied Sciences are the most satisfied with their degree programmes, compared to the other university of applied sciences in the Randstad region.

A growing population, a dire housing shortage, and irreversible climate change. Construction plays a crucial role in solving the major challenges of our time.

De Groene Mient is a socio-ecological housing project in the Vruchtenbuurt district of The Hague, where 33 households largely meet the energy-neutral standard.

Recently, dr. ir. Laura Stevens and her co-authors launched the book Building Biomimicry Bridges.

Dr Liliya Terzieva pressed that today’s calling for sustainable change is an urgent one.

With the introduction of RE-Greenhouse, the aim is to accelerate the transition to renewable energy in the greenhouse sector.

Driven by a passion for technological innovation, Hani Al-Ers is committed to improving lives at The Hague University of Applied Sciences.

Over the past year, the discussion on the quantity of international students has come to a peak, prompted by issues of housing and full classrooms.