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Calliope lectures
The Calliope lectures are organised in cooperation with the University of Glasgow. The online lectures in the series will be about (dis)trust and (dis)information across media, politics, science, and society.
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Budget Training
Attend three sessions on budget training for young adults.
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Psychophysiological measures related to aggressive behaviour and self-harm in people with mild intellectual disabilities: Potential, pitfalls and future directions
The PhD defence of M.J. van Swieten is on 23 January 2026 at 10:30 am.
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MDT: Give something back to society
Gain work experience, develop professional skills ánd contribute to society.
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Isaac Abraham Levy (1836-1920): The most learned lawyer in the Netherlands
This PhD thesis examined Isaäc Abraham Levy: Despite his prominence, relatively little has been written about him and there is no outline of his vision and his place within (private) legal development in the Netherlands.
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Inaugural lecture professor Michiel Sedelaar
Professor of Urology at the Faculty of Medical Sciences, Radboud University, will give an inaugural lecture (in Dutch) on Friday, January 23, 2026 at 03.45 p.m.
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Radboud International Students Winter Intro
The Radboud Intro for international exchange and (pre-)Master's students who start their programme in February.
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Writing Week
Are you working on a writing assignment and would you like to increase your productivity? Then take part in a Writing Week of the Radboud Writing Lab.
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Very severe challenging behavior in dementia: Pioneering for well-being in highly specialized units
This PhD thesis aimed to gain more insight into the organization, treatment, and outcomes of treatment of people with dementia in specialised units.
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Towards Integration of Active Learningand Conformance Testing with L#
The PhD defence of B. Garhewal is on 26 January 2026 at 12:30 pm.
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Detecting hereditary pancreatic cancer
This PhD thesis explored cohorts of patients with pancreatic ductal adenocarcinoma (PDAC) with an increased chance of hereditary cancer predisposition.
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Making the invisible visible: A study of the influence of institutions on the adoption behavior of base-of-the-pyramid consumers toward transformative service innovations
The PhD defence of M. Greene is on 26 January 2026 at 04:30 pm.
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Persecuted for Who You Are | Holocaust Memorial Day Testimony
Programme in Dutch - What does it mean to have to flee or go into hiding simply because of who you are? Come and listen to Bert Woudstra survived the Second World War as a Jewish boy and Leila Prnjavorac who fled from Bosnia-Herzegovina in 1992.
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Community Engagement and Organisation
In the programme Community Engagement and Organisation, you will learn how to build and use a community effectively. Both within your organisation and for communities formed outside the borders of the organisation.
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Lifeport Semicon Event 2026
On 27 January, the entire semiconductor value chain will come together in Nijmegen for the Lifeport Semicon Event. Discover the latest innovations, connect with partners in Europe, and explore how collaboration can power the next generation of chips.
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DGS - Academic Integrity Day
What happens when good intentions meet grey areas? Our annual Integrity Day explores real-life dilemmas in academic conduct, helping you navigate the complex landscape of responsible research.
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Cognitive and neural mechanisms underlying the beneficial effect of autonomy on learning
This PhD thesis aims to investigate how the sense of autonomy influences memory encoding, in conjunction with other environmental factors that surround individuals, focusing on both cognitive and neural mechanisms.
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Help, my students are using AI! What to do about writing assignments.
Students often use generative AI tools for their writing. How can you adequately guide your students to make this a responsible and educational experience? And how can The Write Space support you in this? That is what we discuss in this workshop!
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Study gym
During the study gym training you learn how to plan better, study strategically and work well with others.
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Dependency of our own Device: A critical empirical philosophical investigation into how we create our dependency on Big Tech corporations
The PhD defence of L.E. Siffels is on 27 January 2026 at 02:30 pm.
