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Demography is destiny: Why internationalisation matters
The phrase ’Demography is Destiny’ has been attributed to the French philosopher and father of sociology, Auguste Comte who argued that the size and...
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Internationalisation is the stable bedrock for BUas’ ambitions
In the heat of the political debate, BUas strongly defends its international institutional profile.
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Internationalisation is in our DNA: The power of the intercultural classroom is worth fighting for
The Uncover editors talked to Jorrit Snijder (President of the Executive Board of Breda University of Applied Sciences since 2020) about the...
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The dynamics of internationalisation
Positive experiences and learning effects from intercultural encounters are too valuable to exclude anyone.
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The city belongs to everyone
Copenhagen engages communities in designing a vital, inclusive and future-proof city.
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STRETCH ideas, visions, exchange and international projects
A long-term international collaboration between event programmes
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Game On! The BUas Approach to Esports Education
Breda University of Applied Sciences (BUas) is a pioneer in esports education. Gaming is a digital form of leisure and a huge industry. There are...
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Science Fiction
How can we think outside, above and beyond the box?
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Industry perspectives on the future of leisure
Several leisure & events professionals gave their vision about the future of leisure in Uncover Magazine.
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World Leisure Organization on the Future of Leisure
Several members of the World Leisure Organization (WLO) give their vision on the future of leisure in Uncover Magazine. Academy for Leisure & Events...
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The trade fair of the future
Lecturer Dorothé Gerritsen wrote an article for Uncover Magazine - Future of Leisure, about developments in the live fair industry. Among other things...
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Sports and Exercise scenario study
The leisure industry is influenced by what happens in society. This impact may take a while, such as the gradual ageing of the western population...
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Social impact is the future
There is a growing awareness of the social impact of leisure. In companies, governments, social enterprises and in leisure science itself, both in...
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Towards a waste-free generation
It is 2040 and there are no waste bins on the streets, and there is no litter in sight. Nothing goes to waste, food leftovers become compost, and...
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Leisure inspires hope for change
If you open your eyes, you see the cracks; if you listen, you hear the squeaking and creaking: nitrogen, loneliness, food banks, energy prices...
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Sustainable Futures
As our society evolves, so does our understanding of sustainability and its interplay with Leisure & Events. This complex relationship was spotlighted...
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Student perspectives on the future of leisure
How do students of Leisure & Events Management look on the future of leisure? Students of different educational programmes in the Netherlands give...
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How do you measure experience and impact in the culture sector?
Experience has long been at the centre of cultural and leisure offerings. In the 1990s, it was firmly put on the agenda by Pine and Gilmore. Recently...
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Collaboration workplace enhances the transformative capacity
The collaboration workplaces (Samenwerkplaatsen) of the Urban Living Lab Breda (ULLB) sees direct involvement of residents in their own living...
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How to make place in and out of the classroom?
It is a term you see pop up in strategic plans, policy documents and in education more and more: placemaking. Will it be the new ‘buzzword’ of the...