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Proud! The Hague University of Applied Sciences has been ranked number one in the Associate Degree (AD) programme rankings for the second year running.

Elisabeth Minnemann, Chair of the Executive Board of The Hague University of Applied Sciences (THUAS), has announced her departure.

During the Beethoven Chip Talent Summit in Delft, attended by representatives from government, education, and industry, it became clear that no individual institution, company, or region can tackle this challenge alone.

Research group Smart Sensor Systems integrates predictive bicycle forecasting into The Hague’s crowd safety digital twin.

How do France, Spain and Sweden tackle environmental crime? Dr Anna Matczak investigated and offers Dutch police four recommendations. Her conclusion: building expertise takes time.

Studying, maintaining a social life, constantly being on your phone, and worrying about your future.

If our IT-students are looking for a textbook example of a well-built website, they only need to take a look at ours.

After winning silver at the FISU World University Games 2025, students Floor Hogenhout and Nigella Negenman have now gone one step further and claimed gold! In Madrid, they defeated their Latvian opponents and crowned...

“A just society means creating equal opportunities.” The AT4All research programme develops assistive technologies for people with physical disabilities in countries where such resources are out of reach for most people.

Many SMEs want to become more sustainable but face barriers such as costs, regulations and market pressure. Research shows that limited room to act, rather than unwillingness, often holds them back.

Wind energy plays a crucial role in the energy transition. At the same time, wind farm operators face a challenge: how can we increase the longevity of wind turbines, in terms of both reliability and profitability?

Students from THUAS are taking to the streets of The Hague to talk to residents about the importance of preventive cancer screening. “If you are not properly informed, you do not really have a choice.”