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The stairwell at Kleve Library is set to become a colourful sight! Following the positive response and excellent results, the library organised its ‘Colour the Stairs’ student competition for the…

The university’s network coordinator congratulates the Evangelische Integrative Kita in Goch: it may continue to call itself a ‘house where children explore’.

Do only girls study child development, and only boys study engineering? Our Girls’ and Boys’ Day shows that this is no longer the case.

A successful partnership with The Hague University of Applied Sciences.

For many years, the International Business and Management (BA) degree programme has enjoyed a successful and dynamic…

For years, Rhine-Waal University of Applied Sciences has been committed to sustainability, the conservation of resources and the responsible use of public funds. Ambitious goals! And sometimes they…

Amal Hamed and Valeriia Kapustina were honoured for work that combines social relevance, conceptual strength and creative excellence.

Visitors from Kleve and the Netherlands are travelling on an autonomous rail vehicle in the Extertal valley

Graduate of the Master’s programme in Food Science at Rhine-Waal University of Applied Sciences honoured for method to detect adulteration of cooking oil

Two students have designed an electronic chessboard that recognises the position and type of chess pieces.

Thanks to the commitment of students, staff and the Studierendenwerk, the certificate has been renewed.

Open the drawer, pop someone in, close the drawer. People are quickly judged on their appearance and pigeonholed. It happens completely automatically and is hard to control – isn’t it?

Every March, Prof. Dr Eva Maria Hinterhuber and Prof. Jan van der Molen from the Faculty of Society and Economics lead the winter school entitled ‘Inclusive Water Management in Southern Africa to…