School of Business Economics student Larissa Lintner (BSc'25, MSc'26) has been awarded a McCall MacBain Regional Award to pursue her next degree in Canada. This scholarship recognises students who have demonstrated exceptional character, community engagement, leadership potential, entrepreneurial sp
It’s a fear shared by many parents and teachers: students who don’t do their schoolwork themselves, but have it done by AI tools such as ChatGPT. The concerns are not unfounded. Nonetheless, education also stands to gain a great deal from the safe and effective use of artificial intelligence.
During the annual CAPHRI Research Day held on 10 June, Dr Charlotte Peters (HISP) was honoured with the prestigious Nanne de Vries Dissertation Award 2026.
The annual CAPHRI Research Day 2026 brought together the institute's academic community to celebrate the diversity of its research, with the PhD poster sessions taking centre stage.
Isabeau finished the infamous Marathon des Sables this year, a gruelling 270 km through the Moroccan Sahara. According to Isabeau, physical pain and discomfort set in early in the race. It’s mental strength that will bring you to the finish.