Breadcrumb Research Projects Go to LIFT - Linking Inclusive Flexible Teaching LIFT - Linking Inclusive Flexible Teaching A flexible and inclusive approach to teaching is essential to best support students. Read more Go to Student success: what exactly does it mean Student success: what exactly does it mean Student success is mentioned for the first time in the Higher Education Strategic Agenda 2019. But what exactly does it mean? Is this a replacement for student success or a new direction? Read more Go to Data driven Support and Advice Hub (DASH) Data driven Support and Advice Hub (DASH) DASH aims to develop a system that allows students to formulate learning goals in a more targeted way, steer them accordingly, and evaluate the extent to which they have been achieved. Read more Go to Jean Monnet Chair EU-ACT DIGITAL Jean Monnet Chair EU-ACT DIGITAL Can big tech be controlled? Can the government ensure bank cards stay secure in an e-wallet on phones? Read more Go to The Hague Youth as World Citizens The Hague Youth as World Citizens How can young people, policymakers, and international institutions in The Hague come closer together and what can we achieve with the interaction between these groups? Read more Go to Student Agency in open learning environments Student Agency in open learning environments In order for professionals to keep learning throughout their careers, it is necessary to be able to steer their own learning process Read more Go to EU Mobile Citizens EU Mobile Citizens What is the situation of EU mobile citizens within the EU and how can we improve it? Read more Go to Why migrant vote for anti-immigration parties Why migrant vote for anti-immigration parties More and more reports appear in the media that people with a migration background are voting for anti-immigrant parties. Read more Go to No Fairness without Awareness No Fairness without Awareness Analysing intake, progression and outflow is essential for universities of applied sciences to gain insight into the position and significance of the school for students and the region. Read more Go to Cosm-ethics: an (educational) intervention in professional ethics for the dermal therapist Cosm-ethics: an (educational) intervention in professional ethics for the dermal therapist The demand for cosmetic (irreversible) treatments from skin therapists has increased enormously. Read more Go to Supporting academics to become International Educators through Professional Learning Communities Supporting academics to become International Educators through Professional Learning Communities Working, learning and innovating increasingly take place in networks. In interaction with peers, professionals share their practice, knowledge and relevant contacts they may have. Read more Go to The reconciliation process after the Angolan civil war The reconciliation process after the Angolan civil war In 2019 Angola began a process to heal the wounds of the civil war that gripped the country for 27 years (1975-2002). A reconciliation commission has been set up to heal the psychological wounds of affected families. Read more Pagination First Page Previous Pagina 3 3 Current page 4 Pagina 5 5 Next Last Page
Go to LIFT - Linking Inclusive Flexible Teaching LIFT - Linking Inclusive Flexible Teaching A flexible and inclusive approach to teaching is essential to best support students. Read more
Go to Student success: what exactly does it mean Student success: what exactly does it mean Student success is mentioned for the first time in the Higher Education Strategic Agenda 2019. But what exactly does it mean? Is this a replacement for student success or a new direction? Read more
Go to Data driven Support and Advice Hub (DASH) Data driven Support and Advice Hub (DASH) DASH aims to develop a system that allows students to formulate learning goals in a more targeted way, steer them accordingly, and evaluate the extent to which they have been achieved. Read more
Go to Jean Monnet Chair EU-ACT DIGITAL Jean Monnet Chair EU-ACT DIGITAL Can big tech be controlled? Can the government ensure bank cards stay secure in an e-wallet on phones? Read more
Go to The Hague Youth as World Citizens The Hague Youth as World Citizens How can young people, policymakers, and international institutions in The Hague come closer together and what can we achieve with the interaction between these groups? Read more
Go to Student Agency in open learning environments Student Agency in open learning environments In order for professionals to keep learning throughout their careers, it is necessary to be able to steer their own learning process Read more
Go to EU Mobile Citizens EU Mobile Citizens What is the situation of EU mobile citizens within the EU and how can we improve it? Read more
Go to Why migrant vote for anti-immigration parties Why migrant vote for anti-immigration parties More and more reports appear in the media that people with a migration background are voting for anti-immigrant parties. Read more
Go to No Fairness without Awareness No Fairness without Awareness Analysing intake, progression and outflow is essential for universities of applied sciences to gain insight into the position and significance of the school for students and the region. Read more
Go to Cosm-ethics: an (educational) intervention in professional ethics for the dermal therapist Cosm-ethics: an (educational) intervention in professional ethics for the dermal therapist The demand for cosmetic (irreversible) treatments from skin therapists has increased enormously. Read more
Go to Supporting academics to become International Educators through Professional Learning Communities Supporting academics to become International Educators through Professional Learning Communities Working, learning and innovating increasingly take place in networks. In interaction with peers, professionals share their practice, knowledge and relevant contacts they may have. Read more
Go to The reconciliation process after the Angolan civil war The reconciliation process after the Angolan civil war In 2019 Angola began a process to heal the wounds of the civil war that gripped the country for 27 years (1975-2002). A reconciliation commission has been set up to heal the psychological wounds of affected families. Read more