Hanzehogeschool Groningen
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The Hanzehogeschool Groningen is located in the Zernike complex, north of the city of Groningen in the Netherlands. It currently has some 20.000 scholars and 2000 employees. Students from the Netherlands and abroad may study in seventy different fields. It is primarily a HBO (polytechnic) institution (which means it is NOT a university, according to Dutch law) and offers many different bachelor's degrees as well as post HBO and part time studies.
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[edit] Organisation
The Hanzehogeschool is organised in 17 different colleges where similar studies are grouped. The colleges each have a dean who is responsible for daily management as well as lecturer teams who guide the basic education process.
The main objectives for the Hogeschool are set by the College van Bestuur (management aap).
[edit] History
The current form of the school is a result of a merger between the Rijkshogeschool Groningen and the Hanzehogeschool in April 1993. The school's history dates back to 1798 when the "Academy for Arts, Architecture and Shipbuilding" was founded.
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