Rhine-Waal University of Applied Sciences, together with partners in Germany and Europe, has developed Gamelet, a brand new learning software designed to improve the reading fluency of secondary school pupils. Using a media-based, multilingual approach in combination with gamification elements, GameLet will help address deficits in reading skills, multilingualism and media integration. The project is sponsored by the European Union through the programme ERASMUS+ Strategic Partnerships. More

All universities in North Rhine-Westphalia are planning to offer more in-person teaching in the coming winter semester than in the past year and a half, and Rhine-Waal University of Applied Sciences is no exception. Students – and life in general – will start returning to campus again. More

Es gibt sie schon seit einigen Jahren, eine sporadische Zusammenarbeit der Hochschule Rhein-Waal mit dem Gewerbe- und Gründerzentrum Kalkar (GGK). So unterstützt das Kalkarer Gründerzentrum seit geraumer Zeit das Verbundprojekt „Cross Innovation Lab NiederRhein“ der Hochschule. Weiterlesen

The Covid-19 pandemic forced universities to shift from in-person teaching to online and hybrid teaching and severely affected the mobility of students and educators alike. In reaction, the European Union’s Erasmus+ programme initiated a special call for proposals for projects intending to better equip educational and vocational training systems to tackle the challenges of online and distance learning. More

The postgraduate course Sustainable Development Management M.A., offered by Rhine-Waal University of Applied Sciences, is the first sustainable development degree programme in Germany to receive international accreditation. The accreditation commission praised in particular the programme’s integration of theory and practice. More