The Advanced Sensor Applications Bachelor’s programme of Hanze Institute of Technology prepares specialists that are able to become tomorrow’s leaders in the field of sensor technology. Graduates of this programme use innovations for developing and implementing new sensor systems, as well as managing and maintaining their functioning, and can find a job in any area they choose.

If you’d like to find out more about Hanze University of Applied Sciences, Groningen, but can not make it to the Netherlands to take part in the scheduled Open Day events, Hanze has the solution for you. You can still get an impression of this university anytime and from anywhere by visiting the Hanze UAS virtual Open Day!

Hanze University of Applied Sciences has updated its information about the scholarships available for non-EU/EEA students. From September 1st, 2013, only the most talented students with excellent grades will receive scholarships covering part of their tuition fee.

Hanze University of Applied Sciences invites you to visit Groningen during their Open Day on Saturday, March 9th. From business to healthcare to music or technology, Hanze’s International Bachelor’s and Master’s programmes cover almost all fields of knowledge. Choose the study that’s right for you!

Student story about study on International Biomedical Engineering Programme at the School of Engineering, Hanze University Groningen, University of Applied Sciences.

Igor Sinitsin is a Latvian student in his first year of an International Business and Management Studies (IBMS) programme at Hanze UAS. In his short time in Groningen, he has already had some great experiences.

During the oncoming Welcoming Day on August, 31 the Hanze University Groningen will welcome more than 700 new foreign students. Almost one third of the newcomers come from outside the European Union.

If you accepted at Hanze University in Groningen, you would definitely should learn to ride a bike. Hanze University offers to its students a special  “survival” course, which helps to international students to learn how to use a bicycle on Dutch roads.

An international student, Grace Omondi, explains why she really enjoys her Master programme in International Communication (MIC) at Hanze University and tells what she likes most about it.

An initiative of International Business School ( IBS) of Hanze University of Applied Sciences, Groningen staff members, the "Intercultural Competence Learning Lab" training programme was selected out of the six other presentations at a recent NVAO (Dutch-Flemish accreditation organisation) seminar in The Hague on 12 January 2012 to be awarded for "Best Practice in Internationalisation".