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HU University of Applied Sciences is located in Utrecht, the Netherlands and is the third largest university of applied sciences in the country. It has over 65,000 students studying across six faculties, including Communication & Journalism, Economics & Management, Natural Sciences & Technology, Education, Health Care, and Society & Law. HU aims to increase its offerings of professional master's programs, contribute to innovation and talent development, and strengthen European and international cooperation.
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