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Influence of indoor environmental quality on perceived quality of learning in classrooms for higher education

Presentation about the influence of the indoor environmental quality on the perceived quality of learning …

2020-10-01
Brink, Henk Willem

Mutual enhancement or one-way street

The integration of research activities in universities of applied sciences (UASs) has led to the transformation …

2024-07
Daas, Sanne R. (Lectoraat Higher Education Research And Innovation (Heri)); Day, Indira N. Z.; Griffioen, D. M. E. (Lectoraat Higher Education Research And Innovation (Heri))

Algemeen Conferentiebijdrage

Institutionalising the response to HIV/AIDS in higher education : case study of seven Southern African universities responding to the epidemic

2009
Huó, S.S. (Student); Koucher, A.

Algemeen Conferentiebijdrage

Organisatie	HAN University of Applied Sciences
Afdeling	Academie Engineering en Automotive
	Lectoraten
	Academie Mens en Maatschappij
	Lectoraten overig
Lectoraat	HAN Automotive Research
	Goed Bestuur en Innovatiedynamiek in Maatschappelijke Organisaties

Jaar	2021
Type	Conferentiebijdrage
Taal	Onbekend

Responding to environmental ‘shocks’ - Innovation and Rationalities in Higher Education

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