Get inspired by BUas learning community projects, expertise and insights into the Leisure & Events domain.
When it comes to real projects, connecting diverse contexts and contrasting backgrounds is challenging.
Introducing its World Leisure Centers of Excellence Network programme.
Studying the visitors of the new Van Gogh Village Museum in Nuenen.
A personal story from the manager of the BUas Clubs.
This Uncover provides the opportunity to explore the theme of internationalisation@home in many directions.
Communicate understandably and tactfully; certainly do not talk over people's heads to address their ‘attendant’ instead.
BUas sees working towards a more inclusive leisure sector as an important challenge, which needs to be tackled together with representatives of the...
A haven for gamers, a home for internationals.
How to transform classrooms into learning communities.
Yvonne Klerks worked at BUas for fifteen years. Currently she is working for the Ministry at the Dutch Embassy in Jakarta.
Liliya Terzieva reflects on her view of internationalisation. She is from Bulgaria and now lives in the Netherlands.
Lecturer Carlo Pareti is from Italy and reflects on his time in the Netherlands. He started in 2017 as a student at BUas.
Researcher Ana Carolina Jordão describes how she ended up from Brazil to the Netherlands.
Students from different Leisure & Events programmes share their experiences about being a part of an international environment.
Lecturer and researcher Ilja Simons took part in a workshop in Barbados, called Caribbean World Heritage Sites in the light of today’s global...
Three students share their exchange experiences at universities abroad.
Leisure & Events has exchange agreements with 57 partner universities.
"A shift towards more openness towards non-Dutch-speaking placement students will be needed."
A personal story of Anastasiya Vaganova about the war in Ukraine and her life life now in the Netherlands.
ESN Breda is one of over 500 sections that are part of the Erasmus+ programme, present in more than 40 countries. As a smaller branch of ESN...