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ISB Students Publish their Research
Ask a student what their favorite class is, and not many will say research. Navigating the ins and outs, from defining a problem to finding a solution, takes some practice and can be a big challenge, even for professionals. But once the process is clear, diving headfirst into a topic that becomes more and more intriguing the more you learn about it can be deeply satisfying and fulfilling, something any Ph.D. can confirm.
Free on-campus tutoring for International School of Business students!
Since April 2022, the International School of Business (ISB) offers tutoring for students by student assistants on the HAN campus in Arnhem. The aim is to support you, the student, more and better in addition to your standard lectures.
An intercultural collaboration towards meeting the Sustainable Development Goals
We live in a time where the global community is confronted with different societal, environmental and economical issues. To fight the global issues of humanity, we need to change the way we think and work. Intercultural collaboration has proven itself crucial to reach the Sustainable Development Goals. This concept has been explored through a masterclass from the Master Circular Economy during the Week of Circular Economy 2023.
FoodX Visit ISB
For February 16th's Study Day, the International School of Business visited FoodX in Ede. In case you weren't there, here's what you missed.
Strikes in regional public transport 28 Feb-7 Apr
As of Tuesday 28 February, there will be more strikes in regional public transport, affecting both bus and train timetables.
Week of Circular Economy
The Week of Circular Economy set an example for how everyone is a change agent in the transition to a more sustainable future. Check out this outline of the activities of the week
Ambassador Morocco and Mayor Arnhem proud of international student team HAN4L
The international student team HAN4L is participating for 10 days in a humanitarian student rally with classic Renaults 4Ls whose finishing point is Marrakesh. Arnhem mayor Ahmed Marcouch is particularly proud of this student project. Full of enthusiasm, he also told Moroccan ambassador Mohamed Basri about it. He wanted to see it! Together they came to a HAN Engineering and Automotive lab in Arnhem on Friday afternoon 10 February to wave off the student team and wish them good luck!
Student team Regterschot Racing turns amateur motorsport on its head!
After a healthy start-up phase, 35 HAN students are currently enthusiastically teaming up under the banner of student team Regterschot Racing. The students are from the HAN Schools of Engineering and Automotive, Business and Communication and IT & Media Design. Another special feature is that they are collaborating with MBO students from RijnIJssel and REA college. The aim: to turn amateur motorsport on its head by 2028 via a roadmap!
