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Welcome to the official page of The Hague University of Applied Sciences. www.thuas.com

Info on THUAS and corona: https://bit.ly/2wcGb2H

17/01/2025

Als ouder wil je natuurlijk het beste voor je kind, ook als het aankomt op het maken van de studiekeuze. Daarom bieden wij bij de Haagse Hogeschool op 𝗱𝗶𝗻𝘀𝗱𝗮𝗴 𝟮𝟴 𝗷𝗮𝗻𝘂𝗮𝗿𝗶 𝘃𝗮𝗻 𝟭𝟴.𝟯𝟬 𝘁𝗼𝘁 𝟭𝟵:𝟯𝟬 𝘂𝘂𝗿 een 𝗼𝗻𝗹𝗶𝗻𝗲 oudervoorlichting aan.

Tijdens deze sessies geven we je als ouder inzicht in:
✅ Hoe het studiekeuzeproces werkt
✅ Welke soort kiezer je kind is
✅ Welke studiekeuzeactiviteiten er zijn
✅ Antwoorden op al je vragen (via de chat)

De voorlichting is online via Teams, dus je kunt vanuit huis deelnemen en vragen stellen.

Aanmelden? Dat doe je via ons formulier: https://www.dehaagsehogeschool.nl/studiekeuze/aanmeldformulier-oudersessie. We hopen je online te zien, zodat je goed voorbereid bent om je kind te begeleiden in de studiekeuze.

12/08/2024

Wat zijn we ontzettend trots op onze studenten Lisa van Belle en Matthew Immers. Niet alleen vanwege hun deelname aan de Olympische spelen, maar ook de geweldige prestaties die ze op de mat legden (of in dit geval het zand en de wielerbaan).

Hartelijk gefeliciteerd met je bronzen medaille in de koppelkoers, Lisa, en Matthew met het bereiken van de kwartfinale van het beach volleyball.

09/07/2024

Het schooljaar zit er bijna op en zo ook het eerste jaar van onze nieuwe PABO/HALO opleiding. De combinatie PABO/HALO vind je op meerdere hogescholen, maar die van ons is wel specialer. ‘’Wij hebben echt een hele nieuwe opleiding geïntegreerd vormgegeven. Zo is er geen overlap in het lesaanbod, zoals lesvoorbereiding of pedagogisch-didactische lesstof. Dat is pure tijdswinst’’, vertelt docent Jolijn Bosch.

De opleiding heeft vorig jaar de Olive Award van De Haagse Hogeschool gekregen. Dat komt volgens Jolijn omdat de inhoud van de opleiding in co-creatie met het werkveld is ontworpen. ‘’Goede afstemming, niet alleen over individuele begeleiding maar ook over de inhoud van het curriculum met de praktijk is echt heel belangrijk. Neem bijvoorbeeld de toetsing die volgens individuele leeruitkomsten verloopt. Het blijkt soms nuttig om dat met het werkveld te bespreken, omdat ons onderwijs zo vernieuwend is.”

De combinatie om in het gymzaal en voor de klas te staan beviel student Sacha Overbeek goed. En ook eerstejaarsstudent Wessel Kamp zit helemaal op zijn plek. “Ik hou van sporten en heb altijd al les willen geven. Deze combinatie is echt op mijn lijf geschreven. Deze kleine opleiding met fijne sfeer biedt super veel mogelijkheden, perfecte coaching én een leuke stageplek!”

Lees hier het volledige interview met Jolijn: https://bit.ly/3VUua9P

24/04/2024

Personeelstekorten in het onderwijs, de zorg, een krappe woningmarkt, allemaal vragen die spelen onder de huidige generatie studenten. Om die reden bezocht de minister van sociale zaken en werkgelegenheid, van Gennip De Haagse. We zagen goede, kritische vragen over wat de demografische ontwikkelingen voor de jonge generatie betekenen, en hoe we Nederland ook over dertig jaar leefbaar kunnen houden.

‘’Om hier te komen moeten we ingrijpende en pijnlijke keuzes maken. Niet alleen voor onszelf, maar ook voor de toekomstige generaties. Bijvoorbeeld over onze economie, en welke banen daarbij horen. Studenten hebben banen voor het uitkiezen. Maar wat is de baan waar je voor jezelf én voor de samenleving het meeste uithaalt?’’

Dank aan de voor de organisatie en aan het van Sociale zaken en werkgelegenheid.

02/04/2024

What kind of student are you?

At THUAS university, we have courses fit for every type of student. Come by our Open Day on April 5th (in 3 days, 16:00-20:00) at any of our locations in Den Haag, Delft, or Zoetermeer to see if we have a programme that is right for you!

You can find out more and sign up below via this link: https://www.dehaagsehogeschool.nl/studiekeuze/open-dag

We hope to see you there!👋

12/09/2023

In a direct livestream with Kyiv, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky addressed students from The Hague University of Applied Sciences and Leiden University today. He gave our students some important messages: "Freedom can never be taken for granted. Young people are thinking about how they can be successful in their lives. Decide for yourself what the boundaries of right and wrong are. Each person needs to know what it is to be free. Don't take that freedom for granted, but think about how you can defend this freedom. How to create unity with others in this world." Also: "Strive for unity, make friends and step out of your bubble. It does not matter which country they come from. The most important thing is what the outcome of your friendships means for peace in this world. Overcome everything that divides you. That is your special responsibility. In peace, you have the opportunity say yes or no to things that come your way. That is exactly what we are fighting for in Ukraine." In his speech, he reflected not only on the responsibility of young people to make choices, but also on the role of the United Nations and the European Union in this conflict.

Zelensky rightly mentioned The Hague's role as a city of peace and justice and the seat of the International Criminal Court. We are committed to a just world, in which solidarity is indispensable. His call to get out of your bubble fits perfectly with the values we aspire to as an international college in which we are curious about the world around us and help each other as a community. It is therefore very special that he has taken the time to connect with our students and show inspiring leadership. What makes it even more special is that 200 of our students call Ukraine their home and many of them were also in the audience.

Zelensky took half an hour to speak to our students and then answered a number of questions. Afterwards, our students were able to attend a panel discussion with panellists from the Ukrainian embassy and some of our own teachers and students, among others. We are happy that we were able to offer our students this unique opportunity and that so many students from across the country were watching the livestream!

A replay is now available:

01/07/2023

Today we celebrate Keti Koti! 🎊

Each year on July 1, the abolishment of slavery is commemorated during Keti Koti. And today, we shine the spotlight on our esteemed alumnus, Steven Dias Pires!

“For me personally it’s important to raise awareness about Keti Koti, particularly among young adults. Because Keti Koti holds relevance for anyone who shares the Dutch colonial past,” says Steven. He studied Entrepreneurship and Retail Management (). Not only that, he also served as a board member of the student association .tribez.

Now, Steven has been appointed as part of the Advisory Committee on the Colonial and Slavery History in The Hague. “I’ve always harbored an ambition to be actively engaged in society. Take the youth center in my neighborhood for example, where I’ve been involved for 10 years. By participating in the Advisory Committee, I aim to better represent the voice of the youth. Furthermore, I hope to make education about the colonial past more accessible. Young people’s voices are often not heard in the discourse surrounding Dutch colonial history, discrimination, or racism. Therefore I feel very lucky!”

👉 On July 1, 1863, slavery was legally abolished in the Dutch colonies of Suriname and the Caribbean. Nevertheless, it wasn’t until 1873 that the enslaved individuals in Suriname truly gained their freedom, due to a transition period in which they were required to continue working on the plantations. This year marks the 150th anniversary of the complete abolition, making it a year of special remembrance. Keep an eye on the Inclusion Office and , part of THUAS: they will organize more activities and lectures in the future regarding this special year.

28/02/2023

Surprising art at the THUAS campus

Have you noticed the mussels embedded in the concrete and the sealed umbrellas attached to the walls? The artworks are created by artist Bram De Jonghe and are called ‘Mussel Works’ and ‘Sealed Rain’. Did you know it took Bram three or more hours to embed the mussels inside the concrete?

Bram says: “The mussel and umbrella both have a certain invisibility. They are so common that we don’t pay attention to them. At the same time I associate both objects with protection. The umbrella protects us from the weather conditions. The mussel shell protects the vulnerable creature that lives inside.”

Most important to Bram is the absurdity in his art. “People have the intention to rationalize everything, to try to explain what they see. But I hope it evokes something else. I hope it will surprise THUAS’ students and staff. That they are amazed by the environment that they’re in.”

Photos by Johan Nieuwenhuize

Art Collection HHS

06/01/2023

Hey you! Do you already follow us on our Instagram account?

Join the THUAS Instagram community to see what our students, lecturers and staff members are up to on a daily basis. We also share great tips for the best spots in and around our campuses in The Hague, Delft and Zoetermeer!

Check it out: https://www.instagram.com/dehaagsehogeschool/

28/12/2022

2022 zit er bijna op. Een jaar om trots op te zijn! Binnen onze hogeschool community vonden er prachtige initiatieven plaats, werden plannen werkelijkheid en leverden onze studenten en medewerkers uitzonderlijke prestaties. We delen met plezier enkele hoogtepunten met je, maar benadrukken graag dat dit slechts een topje van de ijsberg is. We kijken uit naar een minstens zo mooi 2023, samen met jou!

2022 is almost over. A year to be proud of! In our university community, wonderful initiatives took place, plans became a reality, and our students and staff delivered exceptional results. We’d like to share some highlights with you, though these are just the tip of the iceberg. Together we can look forward to a 2023 that is just as wonderful!

13/12/2022

As a student you do many different things. Studying, partying, getting together with friends and family and you probably work to pay the rent. So where do our students work?

This is Miruna Munteanu (21) and she studies International & European Law. In the future she aspires a career in Criminal Law. Besides building a career in this field she is very passionate in helping others, meeting new people and discover new places. 🌍

Miruna is ‘Working Student Transactional Monitoring’ at Adyen. There she works within the Anti Money Laundry Department. Miruna: “In a way it’s connected to Criminal Law because you learn more about investigation and financial crime. As a Transactional Monitor you investigate different merchant profiles and their data to see if there is any illegal activity. Sometimes the work can be repetitive, but when you discover something shady, or when it’s a high-risk country, then it gets interesting.” 🧐

Miruna also works for THUAS, where she is a student researcher within the SRU (Student Research Unit). With the team of lecturers and students she collects data for research. Miruna: “We have biweekly meetings where we do research together. We are trying to have open discussions with students as much as possible, to identify the issues and problems that they may have. I want to leave this university knowing that I helped some of the students with the issues they encountered.”

How is Miruna able to combine this with her studies? “It’s a challenge, I cannot lie. It’s expensive living in the Netherlands. In Eastern Europe the prices are lower. But I always wanted to be independent and be able to take care of myself, and that’s what I am doing now. I just need to be keen on my organization. I never start my week without having a clear agenda. And I like to combine work with social activities, catch a movie with friends. I like to be busy and to have the feeling that I’m contributing to something.”

Do you have a student job and do you want to share that with us? Please send an email to [email protected]

24/10/2022

Happy Diwali! 🪔

Today a lot of students and staff of The Hague University of Applied Sciences celebrate Diwali. With this festival of lights they celebrate the victory of light over darkness.

We are so proud that we have more than 120 nationalities in our school. That makes us a melting pot of cultures, colors and people.

Adres

Johanna Westerdijkplein 75
The Hague
2521EN

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