"I chose Applied Computer Science because I love coding and computers in general. For me it's a passion to continue to grow and explore the world of computers. I chose THUAS particularly because it's hand on and not just theory. It gives me a chance to experience a lot of the problems I might run into in the future. And as for why I chose the Netherlands I have heard a lot about the country of how beautiful it is but most importantly it has a high level of inclusivity and education, those are the two main reasons why I chose the Netherlands. Right now, I feel like I have made the right choice with the university and the country as the lecturers are really good, and the material is keeping me intrigued and wanting to learn more. Sometimes things may get too challenging but the teachers are always there to help, which I really appreciate. Overall, I really like life here in the Netherlands as its save and I love how the program of Applied Computer Science is made and managed."
The Hague University of Applied Sciences
About
Looking at the world around you with open eyes: at The Hague University of Applied Sciences, that is simply the norm. After all, it is by keeping its eyes wide open that a university of applied sciences can claim its place at the centre of society. That it can develop distinctive curricula to help students function confidently in a global society that is changing faster every day.
Looking at the world around you with open eyes: at The Hague University of Applied Sciences, that is simply the norm. After all, it is by keeping its eyes wide open that a university of applied sciences can claim its place at the centre of society. That it can develop distinctive curricula to help students function confidently in a global society that is changing faster every day.
Every corner of the globe
Internationalisation is a prominent feature of The Hague University of Applied Sciences. Students come from all corners of the globe to enrol in Bachelor’s and Master’s degree programmes at one of our four campuses, many of them inspired by The Hague’s international reputation as a ‘City of Peace and Justice’.
A warm welcome
At The Hague University of Applied Sciences, ensuring that its diverse and international student body, faculty and staff feel welcome, safe and esteemed is of paramount importance. The institution is dedicated to offering its international student body the opportunity to successfully complete a study programme at the University of applied sciences level (even if this will require developing a customised curriculum) and to providing its faculty with ample opportunities for further professionalisation.
Establishing links
The principal aim of The Hague University of Applied Sciences is to provide high-quality education. The research contributes to this, and the institution’s research groups play an important role, establishing links between teaching, practice and applied research. Our students benefit from this approach because they graduate as knowledge workers. Not only that, they graduate as citizens of the world, spurred by their eagerness to learn and self-learning capacity. Students who have graduated from our knowledge institution have learned to see the world with open eyes.
Check our website under the following link regarding our application process!
Kristiyan Valkov - Applied Computer Science
Ambar Weber Gonzalez - Electrical and Electronic Engineering
"If there is one field of study that is relevant to our modern society, it is electrical engineering. Electricity is needed everywhere! From agriculture to transportation, from industry to the medical sector, and, of course, the very device you are using to read this. If you want to secure your spot in the job market and be able to work in virtually all sectors, choose Electrical and Electronic Engineering! I love this programme because it teaches you to bring devices to life. You ensure that they receive power to function or enable them to communicate with their environment and perform actions. Even through the struggle of coming as a foreign student, having done high school in another country, it has been a great experience for me. Would you like to learn more about the programme or studying in Delft? Feel free to send me an email."
Rebecca Howard - International and European Law
"Hi. I am Rebecca! As a third-year student, I can provide you with the latest insights on navigating your studies, managing your time, and making the most out of your experience at THUAS. Starting this programme at 18 was a big step for me, and I know many of you might be feeling the same way I did back then. I chose this programme for its strong international perspective and broad range of subjects, and because THUAS is an Applied Sciences University. The practical approach here means you’re not just learning theory—you’re applying it in real-world situations and building the skills you need for a legal career. Feel free to ask me anything, and I’ll do my best to help!"
Teodora Taşip - Process and Food Technology
''Hey! I'm Teo, a second-year student in the Fast-Track Process and Food Technology (PFT) program. PFT offers a broad range of opportunities and career paths, with a hands-on approach that provides valuable real-world experience from the start. What's truly special is the inclusive environment filled with friendly people—from fellow students to supportive teachers. There are organized fun activities throughout the year to help everyone connect and build a strong community, not only within PFT but also throughout The Hague University of Applied Sciences (THUAS). Studying in The Hague offers a fantastic experience in a diverse and safe city with plenty of student events. Feel free to reach out if you have any questions about the course, THUAS, or student life!''
- South Holland
The Hague University of Applied Sciences The Hague Graduate School Johanna Westerdijkplein 109 (Poseidon building)
- Zuid-Holland
Rotterdamseweg 137 2628 AL Delft
- Zuid-Holland
Mr. Droogleever Fortuijnweg 22 2533 SR Den Haag
