With practice-oriented research THUAS works on solutions to these and many other issues, like digital security, inclusive education or the use of AI and data.

In our research, we work alongside partners in the field: companies, social organisations, education and professional practices. The results of our research are newfound knowledge, products or services, which are always instantly applicable and have high impact.

Collaboration

We co-create our research with local, regional and (inter)national partners and involve our partners at every stage of our research. Together, we look at the questions and the best approach to those questions. We also work together when sharing the results. This way, the results of our research reach society and professional practice quickly and appropriately.

In our knowledge agenda, you can read how we want to create impact in our research, education and society.

Projects

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?

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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.

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B4B, Brains for Buildings

Development of dynamic and static methods for energy flexibility of buildings.

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Centres of Expertise

The Hague University of Applied Sciences has six Centres of Expertise. A centre of expertise consists of a number of research groups that conduct research around a specific theme.

Our Research groups

Professors, together with lecturer-researchers, students and partners, conduct practice-oriented research about current and relevant social issues and build the connection between education, professional practice and society.

Discover our 39 Research groups

Lectoraat GLSO 10 jaar Team

News

12 December 2024

Research

From Cash to Code: The future of digital money and its impact on the financial system

The event From Cash to Code on 6 December 2024 explored the impact of crypto assets and digital central bank currencies on the future of the financial system.

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6 December 2024

Research

Innovating with Labs 3.0: Becoming transition facilitators

Discover how to lead transformative change! This book explores the role of multi-stakeholder facilitators, offering tools and strategies to drive sustainability transitions and reshape societal systems.

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19 November 2024

Research

Simone Hackett and Jos Beelen join EAIE Committee

THUAS researchers Simone Hackett and Jos Beelen join the EAIE Research Committee, with Simone as Chair. Their leadership strengthens THUAS' global impact, advancing research on internationalisation in higher education.

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