HAS University of Applied Sciences

HAS University of Applied Sciences is the best educational and expertise Centre in the Southern Netherlands for the agrifood and environment sectors, with two sites: Den Bosch and Venlo. We are currently ranked the 2nd best medium-sized University of Applied Sciences (according to keuzegids.org) in the Netherlands. We currently have over 450 employees, 3,000 students, and 300 participants in professional courses. The dynamic triangle of students, lecturers, and business forms the core of our activities.

HAS University of Applied Sciences complies with the Code of Conduct International Student in Dutch Higher Education. More information on this Code of Conduct can be found on the website international study.

We offer full-time 4-year Bachelor programs. Information on the knowledge and skills you will obtain during your studies can be found on our page dedicated to Teaching and Examination Regulations. More information on the educational system in the Netherlands can be found on the website of Nuffic. In the menu on the right, you can find information about studying at HAS University of Applied Sciences.

The Teaching and Examination Regulations (TER) cover all kinds of information regarding the education we offer at HAS University of Applied Sciences and how it is examined. It applies to all of the full-time bachelor degree programs at HAS University of Applied Sciences.

All relevant regulations concerning the education offered by HAS University of Applied Sciences are collated in the TER, which consists of:

• Part 1: A general part applicable to all study programs
• Part 2: A separate section, specific to each study program

Elsevier’s ‘Best Studies’ survey, which was officially published on Thursday 29 September, has named HAS University of Applied Sciences as the best University of Applied Sciences in the Netherlands. Out of 10 HAS University of Applied Sciences study programs assessed, seven were awarded an above-average rating by their students. The remaining 3 received an average rating. Elsevier and research institute ResearchNed surveyed for the 22nd time this year.