Will we see you next academic year?
Our next Open Day will take place on Saturday 1 November 2025, from 10.00 AM until 02.00 PM. Would you like to know when you will be able to register for this day? Please fill out your name and e-mail address in the form via the button below and we will send you a reminder when the registration is open. Weāre looking forward to meeting you at one of our campuses!
If youāre looking to do a master's degree alongside your job, check out these information activities this academic year.
Frequently asked questions
Can I bring someone with me during the Open Day?
Yes, for sure! Parents, brothers, sisters or friends are also welcome. They need not apply separately.
What should I bring to the Open Day?
- Your registration. You will receive your QR code in the mail.
- Routes and addresses of our locations. Before you come, check in the programme booklet where most of the degree programmes of your interest will be held and the corresponding address details.
Is visiting the Open Day free of charge?
Yes, there is no charge to participate in our study choice activities. Also, you are not stuck with anything and can always choose another degree programme or educational institute.
When are the other Open Days?
The Open Days in the 2025 - 2026 academic year will take place on:
- Saturday 1 November 2025 10.00 until 14.00āÆ
- Saturday 7 February 2026 10.00 untill 14.00
- Friday 10 April 2026 16.00 until 20.00āÆ
Want to be informed when you can register for future Open Days or other study activities? Then leave your details via this āKeep-me-informed formā.
Open Day alternatives
To those who will not be in the Netherlands during our Open Days but still want to check out the THUAS vibe we offer a general guided tour. Our students are happy to show you around the main campus.
If you have programme related questions, please feel free to get in touch with one of our lecturers or students of that programme via the contact option on the programme pages.
What if I am looking for a part-time degree programme alongside my job?
There are separate information days for our part-time and other degree programmes for professionals. Sometimes online and sometimes on location. On our page for professionals, you will find the dates and locations for these days/evenings and how to sign up.
What are all the things to do on the Open Day?
Have no idea what you want to study? Are you still in doubt? Or are you already sure which study you want to pursue? Wherever you are in your process, our Open Day is for everyone.
What to do at the Open Day if you have no idea yet?
- Walk through our Inspiration Path in our Innovation Playground on the ground floor of the main campus. The study advisers will help you with this.
- Get to know the building better. Take a guided tour with a student and get a taste of the atmosphere.
What to do at the Open Day if you are unsure between a few degree programmes?
- Go to degree programme presentations and see which degree programme(s) match your interests. Presentations are made at set times.
- Besides the presentations, lecturers and students will be present throughout the Open Day and will be happy to talk to you. Ask them all your questions.
- Visit the presentation āStudying at The Hague University of Applied Sciencesā by our students in the Speakers' Corner at the main campus.
What to do at the Open Day if you already (almost) know which study you want to follow?
- Visit the Central Student Enrolment Office at the main campus for all your questions on application and enrolment.
- Ask our student counsellors all your questions about support during your studies. This can be done at all locations.
- Find out more about student life and sports facilities at THUAS' main campus.
Ask away!
25 questions to ask during the Open Day, e.g. to a lecturer or a student already attending the degree programme.
What exactly does the degree programme entail?
What should I find interesting in order to enjoy this degree programme?
What makes this degree programme at THUAS unique?
What profile do I need to take this degree programme?
What subjects do you take in this degree programme?
What subjects have a high failure rate and how can you pass them?
How many credits do you have to get in the first year?
How many hours per week on average do you spend on the degree programme?
Are you required to attend?
How many hours a week do you spend on self-study?
What different teaching formats are there?
Do you work a lot with other students?
Are there any assignments where you work with real companies?
With which companies?
What do students struggle with within the degree programme?
What do I need to be good at for this study?
What does tutoring look like?
In which direction can I specialise and when?
What are examples of minors I can pursue?
Which companies can I follow an internship at?
How often am I required to follow an internship?
Can I also follow an internship abroad?
What can I become after graduation?
What would be my activities then?
Are there any additional costs such as for books or laptop?
Study tips for parents and carers
Choosing a study is not easy. As a parent, you want to be there for your child during this process. The Hague University of Applied Sciences' study advisers are happy to help parents on their way with tips and advice. Watch study choice recommendations online or sign up for a study choice workshop especially for parents.
