461 Results found for "international studies"
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Europe
Read the stories of our alumni specialized in Europe here.
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Celebrating Professor Isabelle Duyvesteyn’s Contribution to Strategic Studies: Co-Editing Two Significant Volumes
The Cambridge History of Strategy explores how leaders of different social groups, civilisations, empires and states have practised strategy over the course of three millennia. With contributions written by leading experts in each subject, the book offers new perspectives on the history of strategy. We are thrilled to announce that our Chair Professor Isabelle Duyvesteyn has co-edited two significant volumes in the field of strategic studies, in collaboration with Professor Beatrice Heuser from the University of Glasgow.
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Middle East
Read the stories of our alumni specialized in the Middle East here.
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Ruben Provencio Kuijk thrives in international settings
“An international environment is my natural habitat. I really thrive when I am in a setting where I am around people of all kinds of countries and cultures.”
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Latin America
Read the stories of our alumni specialized in Latin America here.
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Russia and Eurasia
Read the stories of our alumni specialized in Russia and Eurasia here.
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The student self-care roadmap
Roadmaps are hot. Since this week, the corona measures roadmap is released in the Netherlands. Clearly, difficult times require helpful documents that provide an overview of the situation. Also for students, it’s not always easy to navigate through our website or know where to go with a certain question. That’s a shame, since the University offers quite some helpful support when you perhaps do not feel as happy, healthy, or positive as you used to.
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Your exchange adventure starts here
Are you thinking of going abroad for part of your study programme? Find out all about it at the Study Abroad Festival.
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‘Nature or nurture?’- Introduction by the Programme Chair
What is more important: nature or nurture? Scientists have been grappling with this puzzle for over a century. Recently, a different take on this important puzzle has been offered by investigators. Are we what our genes dictate us to be, or are we what our environment offers us, in order to become who we are? The debate has been conducted in the form of opposite schools of thought. You either belong in the camp of nature or nurture. With the advent of increasingly sophisticated DNA techniques, nature appeared to be winning.
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Europe
Read the stories of our alumni specialized in Europe here.