Sharing Knowledge
Cooperation is possible in all Research Areas of the Faculty of Humanities. We have extensive experience in collaborating on research and education with (societal) organisations, governments, and the business sector. This collaboration can take various forms, read more about the possibilities below.
Please get in touch with Sjoer Bergervoet if you have any questions or requests.
Examples
Ter Info (in Dutch)
Ter Info is a project aimed at assisting schools in addressing the topics of terrorism, radicalisation, and polarisation.
Recovery of the childcare allowance affair
At the request of the Dutch Ministry of Finance, an ethical analysis and advice on the compensations of the childcare allowance affair was written.
Heel Heerlen Graaft
In Heerlen, a large-scale archaeological investigation was carried out: 150 residents joined archaeologists in the search for Roman remains in their own backyard.
Impact Assessment Fundamental Rights and Algorithms
The IAMA tool has been developed on behalf of the Dutch Ministry of the Interior for organisations to assess algorithms that may have an impact on human rights
Leiderschap in Cultuur Artistiek (in Dutch)
LinC A is designed for artistic leaders, creators, and arts and culture professionals in the cultural and creative sector who wish to deepen their conceptual, methodological, and strategic knowledge and connect with others in the sector.
Research on children with Developmental Language Disorder
Research conducted in collaboration with practice partners demonstrates that children with severe developmental language disorder (DLD) benefit from special educational support and can partially catch up upon their delays in language development.