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| As darker days approach, women studying at UU told DUB they often feel unsafe cycling around the city at night. DUB also took a walk with female students around Utrecht Science Park, another place where they don't feel very safe in the dark. In other news, the Faculty of Medical Sciences and the Faculty of Humanities may soon launch a master's programme in collaboration with the Ministry of Defence. Last but not least, international students can now learn Dutch for free at UU. For more independent news for UU students and staff, visit our website. |
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Learning Dutch for free at UU
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‘In class, it feels safe to make mistakes’
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‘Resilient Civil-Military Healthcare’
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Medical Sciences seeks to launch master’s programme with Ministry of Defence
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Women at USP: ‘I don't feel safe when I’m waiting for the bus’
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Women still feel unsafe when cycling: ‘I’m always on my guard’
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Dutch universities affected
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DUB website also offline due to PHP vulnerability
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'After a funny title, the column writes itself'
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The campus columnists of 2026 give tips to their future successors
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| Do you want to write a column for DUB in 2027 and win 1,000 euros? Participate in our writing contest! Click here on on the image above to learn more. |
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Utrecht rugby players give Ukrainian children a week away from the war
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SSH sticks with smart keys
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BoKS wants to give students the right to a physical key
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Money not going to education
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Why the LSVb student union opposes militarisation
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46 years at UU: ‘How will we manage without the man who knows everything?’
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Fire brigade puts out fire in the David de Wied Building
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Employees complain of new printers
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Ted Sanders to be the interim dean of the Faculty of Humanities
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Biography of a Nobel Prize winner
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Willem Einthoven: the man behind the ECG and Triton
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109 experienced researchers receive a Vidi grant
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Revised after eight years
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New code of conduct for Dutch academia emphasises 'individuality and autonomy'
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President of the International Science Council
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Robbert Dijkgraaf, the new face of international science
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Support PhD candidates to exit
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No more endless promotions against their will
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Ministry of Education must cut staff costs by 243 million euros annually
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Ministry of Education must cut staff costs by 243 million euros annually
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Almost 60 per cent of master’s theses contain AI-generated text
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'Higher education supervision needs to be improved'
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Minister departs from the advice
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TU Delft is not allowed to give preferential treatment to women
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