For her study programme, Trade Management focusing on Asia (TMA), Danica Djermor spent six months studying at the Atma Jaya University in Yogyakarta, Indonesia – followed by a six-month internship on the island of Bali. There, she learned what…

In Los Angeles, people take you for a fool when you ride your bike in car traffic. Teacher Louis Uljee thought this was a shame, and set up a project to promote the use of bikes in three world…

It is not mandatory for most study programmes, but the idea of completing part of your studies abroad is attractive to many students. This proved to be the case again this afternoon at the Go Abroad Fair in the…

Powerlifting pro Melaica Tuinfort returned from Rio with the Dutch Paralympic team this afternoon. The RBS student sees her Paralympic Games adventure as a fun and successful experience.

From September 2017 onwards, all economy study programmes of the university of applied sciences, jointly called ‘the new RBS’, will be located together in a new building at Kralingse Zoom.

Radical decentralisation, lecturers themselves deciding what their course should focus on, getting rid of unnecessary rules – these are some of the ambitious aims set by President of the Executive Board Ron Bormans. But what are the opinions of…

As tensions rise all over the world, HE institutions are preparing for a new academic year. ‘If there’s trouble in Turkey, we feel it rippling out into our classrooms’.

At the start of your studies, you get a Student Handbook that tells you what you need to do to complete your study programme successfully – but it does not tell you how to get the most out of…

How are things at Rotterdam University of Applied Sciences after four years with Ron Bormans? And what kinds of plans does the President of the Executive Board have for the coming years?