Rohaa Langenhof

Rohaa Langenhof is an experienced thesis supervisor who can assist both HBO and WO students with writing their research proposals, research plans, theses, or resits. Rohaa holds a Ph.D. from the University of Groningen in the field of evolutionary behavioural biology and has previously provided guidance to bachelor and master students in writing their theses. Additionally, in her daily life, Rohaa runs her own practice where she offers self-development courses, provides advice, and supports individuals going through challenging emotional circumstances.

What can Rohaa Langenhof help with?

Rohaa offers comprehensive support throughout your thesis journey. From crafting a solid problem analysis to interpreting results and structuring your work with coherence and academic finesse, Rohaa will guide you through every step of the process from start to finish. She can assist in refining your research methodology, whether it entails developing surveys, conducting interviews, or ensuring the validity and reliability of your data analysis.

Specialised in coaching students with disabilities

Furthermore, Rohaa specialises in providing support for students with dyslexia, ADHD, a fear of failure, stress, or those encountering long-term academic challenges or falling behind. Guidance is offered in both Dutch and English, guaranteeing accessibility for all students.

Thesis help: online

Rohaa utilises a bespoke online learning platform specifically designed for e-learning, incorporating video, audio, and whiteboards to generate a sense of being in the same room. Instead of receiving comments on your document, you collaborate within the document itself, enabling you to ask questions and gain a thorough comprehension of the required tasks.

Areas of expertise

ADHD, Service Studies, Business Administration (MER), Communication, Veterinary Medicine, Animal Management, Fear of Failure, Physiotherapy, HRM, Qualitative Research, Quantitative Research, Marketing, Education, Psychology, Social Work, Social Sciences, SPSS, Statistics, Applied Psychology, Procrastination, Nursing.