Where is Wiebenga Complex?

The Wiebenga Complex, part of the larger Zernike Campus area, is a specialized facility of Hanzehogeschool Groningen dedicated to health-related studies and research. This campus provides a focused environment for students pursuing careers in healthcare and well-being.

• Nursing: Comprehensive programs train students in clinical skills and patient care, with access to simulation labs mimicking real hospital settings.
• Physiotherapy: Courses emphasize rehabilitation techniques and physical therapy practices, preparing students for professional practice.
• Medical Imaging and Radiation Therapy: This program equips students with skills in diagnostic imaging and therapeutic radiation, crucial for modern healthcare.
• Oral Health: Dental hygiene and related studies focus on preventive care and patient education.
• Speech Therapy: Training in communication disorders and therapy techniques supports students in helping clients with speech and language challenges.

The Wiebenga Complex is equipped with state-of-the-art facilities, including advanced simulation centers where students can practice real-life medical scenarios in a controlled environment. The campus fosters collaboration with local hospitals and healthcare providers, ensuring that students gain hands-on experience through internships and clinical placements. Its integration within the broader Zernike Campus allows for interdisciplinary learning opportunities, connecting health students with peers in technology and business fields. The focus on applied learning ensures graduates are well-prepared to meet the demands of the healthcare sector. Located in Groningen, the campus benefits from excellent transport links and proximity to other Hanzehogeschool facilities, creating a cohesive educational network. This campus is essential to Hanzehogeschool’s commitment to improving health outcomes through education and innovation.