Sjors Beukeboom, a Windesheim student of journalism, wrote a story about his experiences abroad and won second prize in an Erasmus+ story-telling contest.
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Windesheim researchers have recently given a presentation on the 4E model for value creation at the conference of the International Project Management Association (IPMA), using climate adaptation as a case.
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Windesheim University of Applied Sciences ranks second in the surveys of Keuzegids Hbo and Elsevier Weekblad on the quality of higher professional education (hbo) programmes in the Netherlands.
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For the third consecutive year Windesheim UAS is ranked first in the category of major universities of applied sciences when it comes to counselling students with disabilities.
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On thursday September 20th there will be a special Guest Lecture by UN Special Rapporteur Cecilia Jimenez-Damary about Tackling Internal Displacement through the SDG's: What role can young people play?
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Two Windesheim students have been commissioned by UNHCR to build a web application that enables refugees to use age-old traditions and craftsmanship. In addition, the application provides access to meaningful work as well as a fair income.
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80% of Windesheim students are (highly) satisfied with their degree programme. With this high score, the university is again runner-up in the category of major university of applied sciences.
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This spring semester 12 groups of our international students of the minor Doing Business in Europe worked on their branding assignment “Develop a successful marketing communication strategy to market Davines cosmetic products in Europe”.
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On Wednesday evening, a team of students from Windesheim University unveiled their eco-friendly electric car. Next stop for BlueBolt 2.0 is London, where it'll compete in the Shell Eco-marathon from 5 to 8 July.
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At the end of an amazing week packed with company visits, workshops and networking opportunities, four Canadian students grabbed first prize in the Global Student Challenge 2018.
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