SpotlightWetenschappers geven les, leiden hun afdeling en delen hun inzichten met het grote publiek. Voor zulke taken zullen ze meer erkenning krijgen. Maar gaat dat niet ten koste van hun onderzoek?
NewsScientists teach, lead their department and share their insights with the general public. They are going to receive more recognition for this kind of work. But is it at the expense of their research?
NewsDit jaar namen we naast zonnebrand en onze zwemspullen voor het eerst ook massaal mondkapjes mee op vakantie. Ook in hogeronderwijsland liep het deze zomer door corona heel anders dan normaal.
NewsThis year, in addition to sunscreen and our bathing suits, we also brought large numbers of face masks with us on holiday. In the land of higher education, the coronavirus measures have resulted in a different turn of events as well.
NewsDe wereldwijde protesten tegen racisme leiden tot zelfonderzoek in het hoger onderwijs: welke rol spelen afkomst en discriminatie?
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NewsThe worldwide protests against racism are leading to some soul-searching in higher education, and to the question: what role do background and discrimination play?
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:
