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How do we prepare teachers and students for a future in which AI is becoming an integral part of education and the workplace?

Researcher Miranda de Hei on co-creation, equitable collaboration, and sustainability transitions.

In the Open Payments Innovation Lab students work on current issues in relation to open payment systems and financial inclusion.

How does artificial intelligence help construction companies make sustainable choices faster? Students from institutions recently worked hard to answer this exact question.

Researchers from THUAS are launching Sustainable Education: a book full of practical examples for future-oriented and inclusive education.

AI is transforming the labour market at a rapid pace. Recent reports suggest that graduates are finding it increasingly difficult to secure entry-level positions in AI-exposed professions.

Around Keti Koti, staff and students of THUAS came together in Speakers’ Corner for a lunch lecture on the lasting impact of the colonial past.

We may share our city with the International Criminal Court (ICC), but we certainly did not enjoy any home advantage during the IBA ICC Moot Court Competition.

Amsterdam was filled to the brim with students during the Great Dutch Student Championships (GNSK), the largest annual multi-sport event for students in the Netherlands.

The ideas poured in about the “water zebra” when we stood in front of the school with the model and a large stack of Lego.

The joint research groups with Basalt Rehabilitation, Rehabilitation & Technology and Assistive Technology for Mobility and Sports, have been renewed for a new six-year term.

Combining school and elite sports already makes a student-athlete special, but competing in a World Cup truly makes it something extraordinary.