Van Hall Larenstein University of Applied Sciences

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Van Hall Larenstein University of Applied Sciences
Hogeschool Van Hall Larenstein
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Type Vocational University
Established2003
President J. van Iersel
Administrative staff
394
Students4,293 (2015)
Location,
CampusUrban
Colors   Green
  Orange
  Blue
Website www.hvhl.nl
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Van Hall Larenstein University of Applied Sciences (abbreviated as: VHL; Dutch : Hogeschool Van Hall Larenstein) is a vocational university in the Netherlands. It has locations in Leeuwarden and Velp (near Arnhem).

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History

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Portrait of Professor Van Hall

Since January 2003, there was an administrative merger between the Van Hall Institute (Leeuwarden) and IAH Larenstein (Velp/Deventer). The merger of the educational institutions was completed in October 2005, and got the name Van Hall Larenstein. In September 2006, the Deventer location moved to Wageningen, as Van Hall Larenstein became part of Wageningen University & Research. Since 2012, Van Hall Larenstein has been independent again. The location in Wageningen moved to Velp in 2015. Van Hall Larenstein now has locations in Leeuwarden and Velp.

Study programmes

Van Hall Larenstein provides the following bachelor's programmes and master's programmes. In addition, Van Hall Larenstein offers various associate degree programs and courses.

Bachelor's programmes

Bachelor's programLocationForm of studyMain language
Agribusiness and business administration Leeuwarden Full-time Dutch
Animal management Leeuwarden Full-time Dutch
Animal husbandry Leeuwarden and Velp Full-time Dutch and English
Biology and medical laboratory research Leeuwarden Full-time Dutch
Biotechnology Leeuwarden Full-time Dutch
Chemical engineering Leeuwarden Full-time Dutch
Chemistry Leeuwarden Full-time Dutch
Coastal and marine management Leeuwarden Full-time Dutch
Environmental sciences Leeuwarden Full-time and part-time Dutch
Food technology Leeuwarden and Velp Full-time Dutch and English
Forensic laboratory research Leeuwarden Full-time Dutch
Forestry and nature management Velp Full-time and part-time Dutch
Garden and landscape architecture Velp Full-time and part-time Dutch
Horticulture and arable farming Velp Full-time Dutch
International business Leeuwarden Full-timeEnglish
International business in food and flowers Velp Full-timeEnglish
International Development management Velp Full-timeEnglish
Land and water management Velp Full-time and part-time Dutch
Management of the living environment Leeuwarden and Velp Full-time Dutch

Master's programmes

Master's programLocationForm of studyMain language
Agricultural production chain management Velp Full-timeEnglish
Innovative dairy chain management Velp and Leeuwarden Full-time and part-time English
Management of development Velp Full-timeEnglish
River delta development Velp Full-timeEnglish

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