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How do immigrants and their children experience and practice their religion in the Dutch society?

This research investigates the nature of tolerance and when and why people are less or more tolerant.

An ongoing, multidisciplinary research on the psychological, social and physical development of adolescents (11 years) and young adults (30 years).

A national study on the health and welfare of students.

A longitudinal study investigating the role of social media use and gaming in the lives of young people (12-18 years).

An ongoing study on the development of adolescents’ risk behavior including longitudinal information about adolescents’ social networks.

This project explores the link between prejudice and social networks.

Our research is aimed at three key themes: Youth, Migration and Cultural Diversity and Social policy and Public Health.

Human-Centred Computing is a research group within the department of Information and Computing Sciences.

De Nieuwe Utrechtse School organiseerde een publieksdialoog over de relatie tussen muziek en gezondheid

A public dialogue about te relation between music and healthcare, organised by The New Utrecht School

Partners van Skyscraper (The Bruges Whale) van de Universiteit Utrecht.

Hier vindt u een filmportret van Chantal Kemner.

A public dialogue about digitalisation in healthcare and healthy societies, organised by The New Utrecht School.

A public dialogue about critical perspectives in the humanities and for healthcare professionals, organised by The New Utrecht School

A public dialogue about the expression of health and illness through the medium of dancing, organised by The New Utrecht School

A public dialogue about the written story of disease and the experience of being ill, organised by The New Utrecht School

Future PhD candidates Graduate School of Natural Sciences

The Clean Air project: Where ‘Citizen Science’ meets Law is a research project at the Centre for Global Challenges at Utrecht ľ¹Ï¸£ÀûÓ°ÊÓ.

A series of lunch lectures to introduce the most commonly used data science techniques to a broad audience without prior knowledge of these techniques.