Academic advice
Do you need advice from a scholar on a social issue? The Amsterdam Humanities Hub has a large number of experts in a wide range of fields, from historians, media scholars, language, culture and regional specialists, ...
Collaborate with researchers
The University Quarter boasts a unique concentration of humanities institutes. You can benefit from the expertise of leading experts in all fields of the humanities, a state-of-the-art research infrastructure and unique collections that can be searched using the latest techniques.
Forms of collaboration
A partnership can take various forms in terms of duration, scope and objective. The exact form is always tailor-made: the examples below are therefore indicative and not a binding template.
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Proof of concept collaboration
In this form of collaboration, two or more partners work on the development of a proof of concept (for example, for an app). The collaboration may result in a longer-term partnership. -
Research consortium
In a research consortium, several knowledge institutions work together with social partners and/or government bodies for at least four years on a social issue. -
Special Chair
Special Chairs are professorships made possible by an external partner. Such special appointments have a dual benefit: the organisation gains access to academic expertise, while the university contributes to socially ... -
Living Lab
A living lab is located in a defined physical area where various parties work together on an innovative solution in a real-life setting. This “real-life” environment is necessary to develop innovative solutions that ... -
Strategic partnership
A strategic partnership involves entering into an agreement for long-term collaboration with a shared research agenda. Various models of collaboration are active within the partnership.
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Collaborate with startups
The humanities are not often associated with entrepreneurship. But is that justified? The Humanities Venture Lab encourages entrepreneurship in the humanities.
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Collaborate with talent
The Amsterdam Humanities Hub is a breeding ground for young talent, with thousands of motivated students studying at Bachelor's and Master's level at the Faculty of Humanities. Here, organisations can find the talent they need to help solve practical and social problems.