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Changing circumstances may cause alterations in its outline at any time. The programme of The Hague University of Applied Sciences accepts no liability for any loss or damage howsoever arising as a result of use or reliance on this guide or on the information thereon or in respect of information accessed via any links from the Web pages.  \nForeword  \nAn exchange at The Hague University of Applied Sciences (THUAS) is a truly international experience. THUAS welcomes more than 500 exchange students from around 50 nationalities every academic year. Our academic year is divided into two semesters, which start in September and end of January. Mobilities may last a semester or a full academic year, depending on the Programme.  \nOur exchange students gain a rich cultural experience by studying alongside our large number of Dutch and international full-time students of English-language bachelor degree programmes. Our high-quality programmes encourage students to explore each other’s cultures to become open-minded and independent thinkers – qualities which are essential in the present-day market. Working in a multicultural and cosmopolitan environment becomes second nature to our students.  \nExchange students come to The Hague University of Applied Sciences as part of a reciprocal exchange programme with a partner university and must first be nominated by their home institution. Students nominated under our bilateral agreements are not charged tuition fees at THUAS but remain registered with and pay tuition to their home university. Free movers, by contrast, are responsible for paying tuition fees and arranging their admission independently.  \nThe Hague University of Applied Sciences also participates in the Erasmus+ Programme, which enables the mobility of students and staff, the organisation of Blended Intensive Programmes (BIPs), as well as participation in BIPs hosted abroad. 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The Hague University of Applied Sciences ............................................................................ 5  \n1.1 General information............................................................................................................................ 5  \n1.2 The Dutch Educational System .......................................................................................................... 6  \n1.3 Academic Calendar ............................................................................................................................ 7  \n1.4 International Office ............................................................................................................................. 7  \n1.5 Resources and Services .................................................................................................................... 8  \n1.6 Contact information .......................................................................................................................... 10  \n2. Information on the Academic Programme ......................................................................... 11  \n2.1 Attendance ............................................................................................","cbCaipR8oCQtoXLY","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaipR8oCQtoXLY","pdf",619048,36,"English","# 1. The Hague University of Applied Sciences\n## 1.1 General information\n## 1.2 The Dutch Educational System\n## 1.3 Academic Calendar\n## 1.4 International Office\n## 1.5 Resources and Services\n## 1.6 Contact information\n# 2. 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