NewsEen tentamen in een zaal met meer dan honderd mensen: sommige UT-studenten vragen zich af hoe veilig dat is in coronatijden. En houdt iedereen zich wel aan de thuisblijfregels? ‘Meer dan mensen aanspreken op hun gedrag kunnen wij niet doen.’
NewsAn exam in a hall with more than a hundred people: some UT students wonder how safe that is in COVID times. And does everyone stay at home if they have symptoms? 'We can't do more than address people about their behaviour.’
NewsStudenten hebben dit jaar niet massaal valsgespeeld toen zij thuis achter hun laptop tentamen moesten maken, meent minister Van Engelshoven. Althans, ze fraudeerden niet vaker dan anders.
NewsEducation minister Ingrid van Engelshoven claims that students have not cheated en masse since universities switched to online exams this spring. Or at least, they haven’t cheated more than usual.
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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