Brianne Hanson from Alaska is the first student to graduate from the International Sports Management and Business (ISMB) programme of the Amsterdam University of Applied Sciences – and with an excellent grade, too: ...
Jiske Griffioen, wheelchair tennis player and student at the AUAS Cruyff University, now has a second Grand Slam title. Last Friday, she won the wheelchair tennis Roland Garros tournament, having taken first prize at ...
Amsterdam University of Applied Sciences (AUAS) will be recruiting 200 new lecturers in the months ahead. Rector Huib de Jong: “We announced back in January that we would be investing in lecturers. A lot of hard work ...
AUAS’ Leeuwenburg building has recently acquired a mobile studio for start-ups, made from recycled materials. Six architecture students designed and built this mobile office, which will soon allow start-ups at AUAS ...
On 23 May, six students from the teacher training for secondary education, second level, in Dutch, together with a student from the University of Amsterdam, won the Anéla encouragement award for their poster ...
On average, AUAS students rate their education and the way this is organised at 3.79 out of 5. This represents a slight increase in student satisfaction as compared to the previous academic year, results from the ...
Over the next four years five AUAS (HvA) research proposals will be receiving RAAK PRO subsidy from the Taskforce for Applied Research SIA. This is a subsidy of a maximum of €700,000 per research project. With this ...
Three students from the MediaLAB at AUAS are developing prototype smart eyewear that will allow the Port of Amsterdam to manage and maintain the public space. The students are working on an application of the Google ...
Enrolments with AUAS are up 2.5% on 2014. These figures are based on the number of students enrolling for a Bachelor’s degree programme for the first time. Prospective students enrolling for more than one programme ...
“This is a lecturer who has a very progressive approach to teaching. He is also a charismatic man who exudes passion.” The jury report is clear: Charlie Mulholland is the AUAS Lecturer of the Year. The winner of the ...
Cloud services are ever more popular, resulting in expanding server parks and an increasing energy footprint for ICT. To contribute to making this sector more sustainable, a research project named Greening the Cloud ...
Nutrition and Dietetics students Carla van Aller and Inge Krul have won the 2015 NVVL (Network for Food Experts) award with their final thesis on the energy requirements of children with an indication of a ...
As a hub of business, technology and creativity, Amsterdam attracts many international students. Starting this year, students can also take courses in the summer through the Summer School programme of the Amsterdam ...
We constantly buy new IT devices and discard them again within a short space of time. But our ‘old’ computers and iPhones contain raw materials, and toxic materials such as lead and arsenic. What happens to our ...
Consumers increasingly expect businesses and organisations to be transparent and honest in the way they operate. But how do consumers respond when a brand itself states that a product has limitations, or that – for ...
AUAS researcher Anne-Marie van Beijsterveldt has won the Sport & Medicine stimulation award 2014 for young researchers for her article on football injuries. Van Beijsterveldt was awarded the cash prize following ...
The Dutch Ministry of Education, Culture finances the new Holland Scholarship, together with Dutch research universities and universities of applied sciences. Amsterdam AUS is one of the participants.
Amsterdam is well on the way to becoming the number one ‘smart city’ in the world. Under the umbrella of the Amsterdam Smart City cooperation, more than 70 projects are already helping improve the quality of life in ...
On Wednesday, 28 January, a throng of students in suits fills the fourth floor of the Leeuwenburg. Groups of second-year ED&I students about to present the innovations they have developed for clients and businesses ...
Amsterdam is a global leader in casual design. Nevertheless, fashion designers have a tough time here due to the fierce competition in a small market. Around 50 European students are offering a solution: on Friday, ...
