NewsNa de studie hier wonen en werken? Door de coronacrisis zijn studenten van buiten Europa dat minder vaak van plan. Slechts iets meer dan de helft wil nog een verblijfsvergunning aanvragen, meldt Nuffic.
NewsThe Netherlands as an ideal country in which to live and work after graduation? As a result of the corona crisis, students from outside Europe are now less likely to stay after they finish their studies here. A new Nuffic survey reveals that just over half of new graduates are still planning to apply for a residence permit.
NewsThe results of the employee survey in times of crisis cannot be captured in one single picture. UT employees got more on their plate and worked overtime, but are more satisfied than last year. A follow-up survey is in the pipeline, says human resources director Hans Oeloff.
NewsDe resultaten van het medewerkersonderzoek in crisistijd laat zich niet in één beeld vangen. UT’ers kregen meer op hun bordje en draaiden overuren, maar zijn tevredener dan vorig jaar. Een vervolgonderzoek zit in de pijplijn, zegt directeur human resources, Hans Oeloff.
NewsZwangerschap, langdurige ziekte, zitting in de medezeggenschapsraad… Promovendi weten vaak niet wanneer ze een verlenging van hun promotietraject kunnen krijgen, zegt hun belangenorganisatie PNN.
NewsHaving a baby, long-term illness, serving on a participatory body... PhD candidates often have no idea of their rights when it comes to obtaining a contract extension, says PhD Network Netherlands (PNN).
NewsHet aantal coronabesmettingen blijft wereldwijd toenemen. Meerdere instellingen hebben hun uitwisselingsprogramma’s voor het tweede semester uit voorzorg al afgeblazen. Andere twijfelen nog.
NewsThe number of Covid-19 infections continues to increase worldwide. Several higher education institutions have already cancelled their exchange programmes for the spring semester as a precaution. Others are still weighing up their options.
This is the first edition of Campus, a magazine conceptualised and created by U-Today and Marketing & Communication. The magazine is the joint successor of two magazines: the Science & Technology Magazine of U-Today and the Alumni and Relations Magazine of the UT. Through stories about education, research, entrepreneurship, student life and alumni, we bring different groups together.
In this first edition you will read, among other articles:
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