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With a world title under his belt, Levi van Nieuwenhuijzen went back to class. That’s what he did after winning the world korfball championship in Malaysia with the Dutch national U21 team.

“A graduation research project can be much more than the final piece of an educational programme,” said Executive Board member Arend Hardorff during the presentation of our Graduation Awards.

How Ukrainian young people at two reception centres are building a welcoming meeting place of their own, in collaboration with THUAS researchers.

Over the next two years, THUAS will explore how knowledge and research can more quickly develop into innovations that make a real difference.

That an intern can do more than simply shadow employees was demonstrated by our Corina during her graduation internship at Festo.

With no fewer than eighty participants, sixty of whom were international students, this year’s edition of The Hague Summer School once again proved to be a resounding success.

After completing her graduation project at Festo, Corina completed her Master’s in Next Level Engineering. She already had a background in Industrial Design Engineering and felt confident in her design skills.

In 2018, lecturer Marcel Daniëls came across a vacancy at the Ministry of the Interior and Kingdom Relations. This made him wonder whether there was any education available about the Caribbean part of our Kingdom.

At the annual Digital x Data Research Conference of London South Bank University (LSBU) dr. Rizal Sebastian, our Professor of Future Urban Systems, formally took up his post as visiting professor at LSBU.

Arend Hardorff, who has been a member of our Executive Board since 1 September 2022, will leave The Hague University of Applied Sciences on 1 January 2027.

While most colleagues are taking it easy as they get back into the grind, the Campus Student Life & Sports team is already well underway because they organised the Warm Welcome Week for all new students.

By actively contributing to European policymaking and participating in international networks, THUAS is increasing its impact. What does this mean for researchers, students, and education?