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| UU economists can breathe a sigh of relief after all. After the shocking news that the bachelor's programme would have to switch to Dutch rather than create an additional Dutch-taught track, those plans were thrown in the bin because the incoming cabinet wants to keep the internationalisation of higher education as it is. Many are happy about the coalition agreement and the decision to scrap (most of) the budget cuts on education. This government might actually be much less focused on education than it seems, however. For a complete overview of our news articles, please visit www.dub.uu.nl/en |
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After coalition agreement announcement
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Economics programme will continue to be taught in English after all
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UU academics debate radicalisation
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'The university must actively defend democracy'
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But hardly any additional funds to the sector
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New cabinet: cuts to higher education scrapped
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‘I want to show we can do much more’
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Law student raises money to send frontline ambulances to Ukraine
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Looking at the past to understand the present
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Student-led think tank secures big partners and recruits contributors
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'They're not official UU students'
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Executive Board: pre-master's students not allowed to vote
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Due to financial stress and pressure to perform
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Young people less interested in joining administrative boards
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Loan system kept Dutch students living at home with their parents
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| Click on the image above to read the rest of the photo comic. |
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Writing a thesis or exploring creative alternatives?
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Bachelor's thesis no longer a given for Humanities students
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Catalyst for Lifelong Development
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UU, HU and ROC shape education for regional businesses
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The Accreditation Organisation of the Netherlands and Flanders
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NVAO inspector unsure whether programmes have a firm grasp on AI
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UU trains five hundred cultural professionals
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‘Those who dare to question their habits learn’
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Education and research not really a priority for the new government
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Opposition does not object to investments in education
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President of Maastricht University
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Rianne Letschert becomes Minister of Education
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Students and universities optimistic about coalition agreement
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Parliament receives 'black book' detailing the consequences of budget cuts
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| Click here to read more comic strips by Joshua Peeters |
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The workplace of farmer Jorn Vernooij
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‘We grow our own fodder at Utrecht Science Park and its surroundings’
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'Higher education must stand up for Jewish students and staff'
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'Answer devised in 5 seconds'
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AI student forgets to erase traces of AI use
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Coming up: IBB Fest cancelled again | The half-interest era: are students emotionally unavailable or just adapting to unstable lives?
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