In addition to providing education, THUAS conducts practice oriented research. We are building seven Centres of Expertise, each with their own theme.
You face an important decision in your life: which study should you choose? You may already know exactly what you want to study. On the other hand, you may have no idea which programme to choose. We would be happy to help you with this process. The Study & Career Centre at The Hague University of Applied Sciences organizes a variety of activities to help you choose a study that is right for you.
Our study choice advisors are also available to help you make the right study choice during the corona crisis. Not in person at THUAS, but online or over the phone. You can use this period to take the time to explore and research your interests and the opportunities that are available.
The library catalogue searches the following resources: books (40,000), journals (200), CDs and DVDs and a subset of the e-books (100,000) and e-journals (20,000). The shelf marks and availability are shown.
When working on an assignment, preparing for an exam or meeting with other students, you can use a variety of specially designed work and study areas on all of our campuses. You can also log into ‘our’ wireless network with your laptop, tablet or smartphone. Of course, we also have ‘fixed’ computer workstations.
The main campus of The Hague University of Applied Sciences is located on Johanna Westerdijkplein in a modern building located centrally close to the Hollands Spoor railway station. The building is home to more than 70 (full-time, part-time and dual) Bachelor’s programmes, 10 Master’s programmes and 20 post-graduate programmes, training courses and masterclasses.
The main campus of The Hague University of Applied Sciences (THUAS) has a Sports Centre where you can work out in the brand new gym, enjoy group fitness classes (yoga, boxing, zumba, bodypump) and play various indoor sports (indoor football, basketball, volleyball, badminton). A sports & fitness pass gives you unlimited access to all these sports activities.
From a student union to a leisure society and from an orchestra to the rowing club, a wide range of student organisations and societies can be joined in The Hague, Delft and Zoetermeer. Your degree programme also has a study association that you can join.
The Accreditation Organisation of the Netherlands and Flanders (NVAO) accredits study programmes offered by Dutch higher education institutions. All international bachelors and masters programmes offered by The Hague University of Applied Sciences are recognised by NVAO.
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Excellent University in a law city studying law (LLB)
I really enjoy my studies. It's an international programme with students from all over the world, same goes for the teaching staff. The campus is big and modern. The Hague is such a nice city to live in as a student.
I really enjoyed the practical nature of my study, and the individual way of assessing our skills. The Hague is expensive, and the culture, well I am from Berlin, not very interesting, when you study at this school and you don't know the right people. Living is expensive, but the cheapest is close to the Uni. Generally nice for studying.
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