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NewsZo’n 1800 promovendi en hun promotoren krijgen vanaf januari met een nieuw volgsysteem te maken: Doctorate. LISA-directeur Mert Alberts en hoofd van de Twente Graduate School Ariana Need leggen uit waarom de UT afscheid neemt van Hora Finita.
NewsAround 1,800 PhD candidates and their supervisors will be working with a new tracking system from January onwards: Doctorate. LISA director Mert Alberts and dean of the Twente Graduate School Ariana Need explain why UT is saying farewell to Hora Finita.
NewsAriana Need, head of the Twente Graduate School (TGS), does not agree with the critical notes that the University Council recently made about the role and tasks of TGS. According to her, a new PhD tracking system and a visit to the faculties should remove misunderstandings and frustration.
NewsAriana Need, hoofd van de Twente Graduate School (TGS), kan zich niet vinden in de kritische noten die de universiteitsraad onlangs plaatste over de rol en taken van TGS. Een nieuw promovendivolgsysteem en een ronde langs de faculteiten moeten volgens haar misverstanden en frustratie wegnemen.
NewsFrustration among academics about the role and tasks of Twente Graduate School (TGS) is growing. TGS employees even receive hate mail about this, according to a letter from the University Council to the Executive Board. The council is seriously concerned.
NewsDe frustratie onder wetenschappers over de rol en taken van Twente Graduate School (TGS) groeit. TGS-medewerkers ontvangen zelfs haatmails daarover, zo staat in een brief van de Uraad aan het college van bestuur. De raad maakt zich ernstig zorgen.
NewsDe zesduizendste promotie op de UT staat vrijdag op het programma. Ondanks de ruim tweehonderd promoties die pedellen Wim Koehorst en Raymond Linderhof jaarlijks begeleiden, is het allesbehalve een sleur voor ze. ‘Dit blijft het mooiste wat er is.’
NewsThe six thousandth PhD defence at the UT is scheduled for Friday. Despite the over two hundred PhDs that beadles Wim Koehorst and Raymond Linderhof oversee every year, it is anything but a grind for them. 'This remains the most rewarding thing there is.'
This is the sixth edition of ECIU University Magazine. The ECIU University is a massive joint effort of the ECIU member universities and their regional partners. More than a few hundreds of staff members at the member universities and in the regions are collaborating to making the ECIU University a reality. This magazine showcases several activities of ECIU University and the opportunities to engage with the European University.
