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After a week packed with workshops and activities delivered by 35 international guest lecturers and attended by nearly a thousand students, the International Week was drawing to a close.

Exchanges broaden not only the perspectives of students, but also those of lecturers, noted Seth Frei of Texas State University and Samuel Megameno Nuugulu of the University of Namibia this week.

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The international character of The Hague resonates strongly throughout our institution this month during the 'Month of Internationalisation', with the very first university-wide International Week as its highlight.

For many students, an internship is the first real introduction to their dream profession.

“We should measure anti-racist policies not by their intentions, but by their outcomes.” With this message, Professor Ibram X. Kendi emphasized the importance of real change.

Building sustainable connections between institutions, countries, cultures, and languages takes time. That is why we seized the opportunity during the international Erasmus Days in October.

A remark that lands the wrong way, a discussion that gets out of hand: tensions in the world enter the classroom. How do you turn that discomfort into dialogue? At THUAS, lecturers and students are learning it together.

Planting more trees is not enough to fight heat. In the AD newspaper, Sylvia Bergh discussed her research in Vlaardingen: who lives in the hottest neighbourhoods, and who benefits from urban greening?

Since 1 October, Guusje Tavecchio has been professor of Inclusive Education and Global Citizenship. She talks about her CIND pedagogy, her plans and why research must make a difference in practice.

On Sunday 1 November, The Hague and Westland were the setting for the very first NN Marathon The Hague.

We are very pleased to announce that the Supervisory Board of The Hague University of Applied Sciences (THUAS) has appointed Professor Joke van Saane as a member of the Executive Board, effective 1 February 2027.