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This programme is about developing a concept in visual storytelling. You will think up ideas for a graphic novel, story book, TV series, or film, and learn to develop them into a professional pitch package.

This programme teaches you professional strategies for dealing with disruptive events in society, such as natural disasters, migration, terrorist attacks and climate change.

In this programme, you investigate whether the Dutch approach to water management in urban residential and river areas can also be successful in other countries, considering the different cultural and socio-economic contexts. Architectural, civil engineering and urban development issues are addressed.

The interdisciplinary exchange program offers you the possibility of working in an agile team, tackling real problems from real clients in a commercial context. You will work on innovative solutions in domains such as the Internet of Things, Smart City, gaming, robotics and VR.

The European Project Semester (EPS) is an international semester for third-year engineering and business students from different higher education institutes located predominantly in the European Union (EU).

This programme explores the world of forensic chemistry, toxicology and instrumental analysis with chromatography and mass spectrometry. You will gain in-depth knowledge and skills related to drug analysis, synthesis & impurity profiling and analytical chemistry to help the police provide evidence.

In this programme, you will acquire the skills, knowledge and values connected to the Council of Europe Probation Rules. As a forensic social care professional working in Europe, you will need to adhere to these guidelines.

Developing resilient futureproof students is at the heart of our programme where analysis, crises, adaptability, opportunities, and decisiveness go hand-in-hand. Students will learn how to respond to uncertainties in a creative and assertive manner.

Today, we need innovators more than ever before. Studies have confirmed that businesses want to be more innovative. The importance of innovation is increasing significantly.

Many companies are driven by the need to go beyond the domestic market and operate in a global economy. This exchange programme centres on the economic, legal, financial and management processes and decisions involved in developing international operations.