RDI projects as a learning environment
National and international externally funded development projects are at the heart of RDI (Research, Development and Innovation) based learning, both for student learning, organizational development, and staff continuous learning. Project work provides a good opportunity to participate in broad-based networks of experts.
All students have the opportunity to complete their studies in Humak projects and to be involved in development work. Almost all courses can be completed in projects. Projects offer excellent opportunities for internships, theses, and other learning activities. Working in project networks is also a great way to enter working life. Indeed, many Humak students have found employment as a result of a project.
Find out more about Humak’s projects here.
Working life orientation also present in other learning environments
Learning takes place both in class and in real-life work settings and online in a variety of digital environments. The internships included in the Bachelor’s degrees will help you deepen your professional skills. Accreditation allows you to learn in a flexible manner while employed.
As a Humak student, you also have many ways to be internationally involved, either abroad or at home. Read more about this in the Internationality during studies section.
Online learning is available for students completing online degrees, although they can also choose to attend daytime contact teaching courses, for example in the degree programme of Cultural Management. Please check with your PSP coach for other courses before enrolling for the implementation. E-learning is also used for daytime students, so e-learning skills are required for all Humak students.