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https://www.uantwerpen.be/en/
The University of Antwerp is a young, dynamic and forward-thinking university.
The University develops, provides access to and disseminates scientific knowledge through research, teaching and service to society. It carries out these tasks in a spirit of academic freedom and responsibility.
The University conducts creative and innovative scientific research which strives for international excellence. It stimulates both basic and applied research and their valorisation.
The University offers internationally accredited academic teaching based on scientific research. It aims at the development and integration of knowledge, skills and attitudes that will prepare its students to take responsibility in society.
The University stimulates public debate and greatly values its staff and students’ service to society. It seeks constructive partnerships in the fields of research, teaching and academic service to society. In addition, the University shares its expertise with both public and private partners.
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The list below shows three institutions that have different results in their institutional heatmap (see methodological note*).
The list below shows three institutions that have different results in their institutional heatmap (see methodological note*).
* Methodological note:
The aim of this feature is to allow users to explore the variety of ways in which universities approach and organise community engagement, without allowing a direct/competitive comparison of performance. Similar and different institutions are automatically generated based on the results of their institutional community engagement heatmap results. The method used is applying Euclidean distance between institutions to provide the similar and differing institutions, which calculates the distance in an n-dimensional space between two cases.
