Following a successful pitch, prospective professor Lea den Broeder will present the project ‘Look! A healthy neighbourhood’ (KIJK! Een gezonde wijk’) on 16 and 17 April 2016 at the Global Health ...
A new interactive installation has made it possible to experience a refugee's journey in virtual reality. The player sits inside a replica of a lorry, and wears a mask and VR glasses, so that all the senses are ...
In the week of 7 – 11 December, IBS students will organise the second “YES, we care, so let’s share”! food drive.
International Project Week takes place each year: three days during which second-year students in Civil Engineering work with fellow students from various countries. The host country changes each year. Because the ...
The ‘Magic Interactive Painting' is a recent addition to the living room of the Amsta's Jan Bongahuis nursing home. This installation featuring videos, photographs and music from the past has had a far greater ...
On the one hand, the Amsterdam region is struggling with large numbers of graduates of universities and higher professional education who can’t find work, while on the other hand there is a chronic shortage of ...
AUAS Computer Science student Bas van Otterloo will be going on his graduation work placement at CERN, the European Organisation for Nuclear Research, which carries out research into the particles of matter.
Every academic year a new group of international students arrive in Amsterdam to take part in an exchange programme or to do a complete degree programme. On Friday, 14 August and Monday, 17 August the University of ...
This year for the first time Amsterdam University of Applied Sciences offered international students the opportunity to attend academic courses at the AUAS Summer School. During lunch students from many different ...
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, ...
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 ...
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 ...
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 ...
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 ...
“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 ...
