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The Hanze Honours Society

Who are we?
The Hanze Honours Society (HHS) is a student society founded by and for honours students from the Hanze University of Applied sciences. The HHS is unique in the fact that it is a student organization that reaches different schools at the Hanze. The aim of the HHS is to provide a platform where honours students of different studies can find and help each other.

What do we do?
The HHS organizes a variety of formal and informal activities. These activities include but are not limited to educational activities such as lectures, workshops and company visits. Furthermore there will be informal activities, for example: parties and cultural events.

Why do we exist?
The HHS was created in order to strengthen the community of Hanze Honours. To achieve this the Hanze Honours Society will serve as a platform upon which honours students can communicate in both a formal and informal setting. Through this platform honours students can inspire and motivate one another. In addition to being a platform where honours students can meet each other it is our aim to make it clear to honours students and the workfield what honours is and how it improves students who follow a Honours Program.

Benefits for you:
As a member of the Hanze Honours Society you will be able to meet and get to know honours students from different schools more easily. This will make it easier for you to find people with whom you can work together on a great project. The HHS will also help you in finding projects by approaching different interesting companies who can provide projects for you. The HHS will provide you with all the information you need about honours.