Machine Learning and AI are taking off, also in higher education. These are valuable methods to use for analysing study data. But how fair and (un)biased are the resulting data and analyses?
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.
What are the minimum requirements for a good experimental environment in which different stakeholders work in co-creation? And how can creative professionals optimally facilitate these environments and projects? With...
How can we, in the region Haaglanden, within youth care policies strengthen the preventive approach and the educational climate in families, neighbourhoods and facilities?
The main aim of the research group is to investigate the emerging practical developments in the field of multilevel regulation that have been transforming ways in which standards, rules, and laws are being made, complied...
The platform economy brings online supply and demand for goods, labour, money, entertainment, communication and information together in a new format, which unleashes a genuine digital revolution.
Catheters allow a doctor to reach the heart and associated small blood vessels through blood vessels in the body. However, the current generation of pressure and temperature sensors in catheters cannot withstand the...
Enhance access and participation and promote greater equity. This project is conceived to elicit, promote and disseminate some of those ideas – good IDEAS – that were developed in different parts of the world, in...
In the Wasted Tales podcast series we will be bringing you into the lives and minds of waste and other materials within the circular economy, such as a solar panel, a face mask and a plastic bottle.
Love Me for Me is a project that started in 2014 in the United States at Southern Illinois University by Dr. Aminata Cairo and her anthropology students at the time. Guided by Sayer Johnson, head of the St. Louis Trans...
‘We are having trouble recruiting young men and keeping them in the Social Work and Education degree programme.’ This has been an ongoing issue for several years and the research group was asked to help think of a...
The Cybersecurity Living Lab is an experimental working environment where students, researchers, companies, public institutions, and end-users collaborate to develop, test, and evaluate new ideas, products, and services...
This project explores urban food security as a human rights and human security issue, using participatory research with NGOs, municipalities, and communities in The Hague and Warsaw.
The Hague University of Applied Sciences strengthens the Living Lab community in South Holland through ENoLL, advancing innovative learning environments and cross-border collaboration in education and research.
How do students understand global governance? And how much does it matter to them and their generation? These questions are central to the project ‘Global Challenges in 365 days.
Researchers in the Smart Urban Mobility MetA Lab (SUMMAlab) are working on traffic mobility issues. They develop tools and methods to evaluate and assess these issues.
Exercise is very important for people with a physical limitation, both for their physical and mental health. Sports and exercise are also a way for them to actively participate in society.
The research group Changing role of Europe and its professor, Mendeltje van Keulen has been cooperating with Berenschot and ERAC, both leading EU affairs consultancies, in the design of the EU Impact-scan.
How do you deal with the challenges of your profession as a professional? Which insights from science can help you further? And how do you share knowledge and experiences?