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NewsThe Women’s Academic Network Twente (WANT) will celebrate its 20th anniversary on Thursday 13 November. To mark the occasion, the network is organising the WANT Conference 2025, featuring speakers such as Mieke Boon and workshops. Chair Vanessa Magnanimo shares her thoughts on the milestone.
NewsHet Women’s Academic Network Twente (WANT) viert op donderdag 13 november haar 20-jarig bestaan. Ter gelegenheid daarvan organiseert het netwerk de WANT Conference 2025, met onder meer sprekers als Mieke Boon en verschillende workshops. Voorzitter Vanessa Magnanimo blikt vooruit op het jubileum.
NewsWomen’s Academic Network Twente, het academisch vrouwennetwerk van de Universiteit Twente, bestaat twintig jaar. En hoewel er nu meer aandacht is voor diversiteit, gelijkheid en inclusie zijn er nog altijd veel minder vrouwen dan mannen op hogere academische posities. 'Sommige kwesties zijn moeilijk om te buigen.'
NewsWomen's Academic Network Twente of the University of Twente, has been in existence for twenty years. Although there is more attention for diversity, equality and inclusion, there are still far fewer women than men in senior academic positions. 'Some things resist to change.’
NewsHet Female Faculty Network Twente (FFNT) gaat vanaf 2025 verder onder de naam Women Academic Network Twente: WANT. Het UT-netwerk van vrouwelijk wetenschappelijk personeel vindt de term ‘female’ niet langer inclusief genoeg.
NewsFrom 2025, the Female Faculty Network Twente (FFNT) will continue under the name Women Academic Network Twente: WANT. The UT network of female academic staff no longer thinks the term 'female' is inclusive enough.
This seventh edition of the 4TU Career Special is a shared publication by the news editors of Cursor (Eindhoven University of Technology), Delta (Delft University of Technology), Resource (Wageningen University and Research), and U-Today (University of Twente). The magazine came into being in collaboration with industry, and is explicitly aimed towards students who are either in the final phase of their studies, or have just graduated.
