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Sit and Knit
Join the workshop where you learn the basics of knitting, so in no time you’ll be knitting your own scarf, sweater, hat or blanket.
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Master's Virtual Information Platform
In our Virtual Information Platform you can watch informational videos about our Master's programmes! Watch the videos when and where you want.
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Q&A | Scholarships
Are you a prospective non-EU/EEA student applying to a Master's programme and want to know more about the scholarship opportunities offered at Radboud University and how to apply to said scholarships? Then join us in this Q&A!
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How small blood vessel damage affects the brain and causes symptoms
This PhD thesis uses advanced brain imaging to look deeper into how cerebral small vessel disease (SVD) affects the brain.
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Meet-up SIG Arts-Based methods in education
We will focus on the power and added value of arts-based practices in education. We will discuss the advantages of these methods and work together on a document that can serve as a plea for their application in educational contexts.
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British and American theater as cultural memory of the AIDS crisis
This PhD thesis analyzes how American and British theater makers responded to the AIDS crisis, particularly to the widespread homophobic rhetoric that proclaimed AIDS to be the inevitable result of a sexually promiscuous lifestyle.
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Overdracht van non-performing loans door banken aan niet-banken: Een onderzoek naar de wisselwerking tussen het Unierecht, het nationale vermogensrecht en het financiële recht
The PhD defence of L.P. Buitelaar is on 15 December 2025 at 02:30 pm.
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Muddy affairs: Microbial methane cycling in anoxic coastal sediments
The PhD defence of A.J. Wallenius is on 15 December 2025 at 04:30 pm.
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Orwell: 2+2=5
SOLD OUT - What lessons does Orwell offer in the current era of controlling algorithms, deepfakes and AI-generated content, in which it is increasingly difficult to distinguish between what is real and what is fake and democracy is under pressure?
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Research Symposium: The Cultural Memory of AIDS
In this symposium, international experts look back on 40 years of cultural responses to AIDS through keynote speeches, a roundtable discussion on memory and mediation, and staged readings of AIDS dramas by Underground Theatre Nijmegen.
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Beyond overtourism: An analysis of (non-)protest against touristification on the Balearic Island of Mallorca
This PhD thesis critically examines the potential for transformation within global tourism by analysing the sector through the lens of power structures, social inequalities, and degrowth theory.
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Precision Utilization of Extracellular Vesicles: From Isolation to Application in Treating Bone Defects
The PhD defence of P. Wang is on 16 December 2025 at 12:30 pm.
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Behavior that helps improve the mood of residents in a nursing home
This PhD thesis describes behavior that can contribute to improving the mood of residents in a nursing home.
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GSH Winter Party
On December 16, the GSH Winter Party will take place.
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Towards personalized treatment for sepsis and severe infections
This PhD thesis shows that patients do not respond uniformly to sepsis and other severe infections. It shoes that distinct subgroups with specific disease patterns and outcomes exist.
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Permission to Fail: Creativity and Lessons from Music
SOLD OUT - Come and listen to Vincent Meelberg on failure and creativity, and hear from members of the indie band Personal Trainer.
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Shalawat Performance and Cultural Resistance: Transforming Maulid Celebrations in Contemporary Indonesia
The PhD defence of M. As'ad is on 17 December 2025 at 10:30 am.
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Decoding the ABC of Callous-Unemotional Traits: An Integrative Model of Affective, Behavioural, and Cognitive Processes in Children and Adolescents?
This PhD thesis shows that children and adolescents with so-called CU traits (such as a lack of empathy and guilt) experience social situations differently.
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On Abelianizing the Mathieu Conjecture
This PhD thesis simplifies a conjecture in mathematics called the Mathieu Conjecture into an easier conjecture by means of a parameterization that removes a lot of obstacles, thereby simplifying the difficult structure.
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Constructive Intercultural Contact: A deliberate choice
This PhD thesis defines Constructive Intercultural Contact (CIC), a new concept of behavior that can make intercultural interaction pleasant and successful for both participants in organizations.
