

HAN University of Applied Sciences is one of many vocational universities in the Netherlands that offers bachelor’s and master’s degree. It was founded in 1996 following the merger of several other schools. It has 13 building on 2 campuses and have 14 institutes with the following faculties: – Faculty of Business Management and Law
– Faculty of Health and Social Studies
– Faculty of Engineering
– Faculty of Education
HAN also offers Associate Degree, though they are a vocational nature, all degrees awarded are considered as a professional degree. To know more about the different courses and programs of the HAN University of Applied Sciences, you may visit their main website or check out their social media sites for further information. You may also contact them directly through phone to ask about the admission requirements.
Show moreI would not recommend Han to any international student who wants to be well equipped for the work place. In my 4 years I only had one teachers who had any desire to teach. Many had no work experience in the field and others would read off of slide shows they had clearly never seen before or had been poorly translated from Dutch to English. I had many times in which I asked a teacher specifics of an assignment and to explain the assignment to them as if they hadn’t heard of it before. They moved my study from the Nijmegen campus to the Arnhem campus claiming they had “built a wing for us” however the wing was very much under construction for the first year there any many classrooms had no power/heating and the sound of on-going construction disrupted classes. Additionally there were almost no study spaces and I often had to move spots many times or LEAVE campus in order to find somewhere to work.
I countlessly asked for help from teachers and was often put to blame. I once had a teacher refuse to allow me to participate in an exam and when I brought it up with a study coach she claimed he was “out spoken” and that this situation is my fault… she then proceeded to admit that he had anger issues and had acted out but it is still my fault. I would recommend this school to someone who wants to waste years or their life and thousands of euros.
Decent University of Applied Sciences for Business related studies. The professors are well-studied and teach well. The university is flexible to accommodate special needs or requirements for students. The campus isn’t very exciting, but the classes were good.
View moreNice university. Has all the amenities you need. Great teachers that are passionate. The food choice was a little lacking when I went there but it has been some time so maybe they upgraded it! Also sometimes hard to find your classroom.
View moreHan University is absolutely a good organization that worths recommending. These years that I spent here at Han really help me a lot, not only because I learn useful knowledge, I gained valuable experience for future development as well. The learning environment at Han is pretty nice, and the professors are glad to answer any questions.
View moreStudying at the Arnhem and Nijmegen University of Applied Sciences exceeded my expectations. The practical teaching is the biggest advantage; many courses include group projects, real case studies and collaborations with companies. The teachers are committed and have a lot of industry experience. The campus is modern and well-equipped, especially the laboratories and libraries. Another plus is the international atmosphere: there are many exchange programs and students from different countries. A small downside is that some administrative processes can be a bit slow, but that is not a big problem. If you are looking for a practical education in a friendly and professional environment, you have come to the right place.
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