She is a candidate in the European Parliament elections of 6 June and she wants more engineers in politics. Meet cyber security manager Ellen Mok: “Opportunities that engineers get are determined in Brussels.”
Fewer international students, significant cuts in higher education and science, and extra money for students belonging to the so-called bad luck generation. These are some of the resolutions in the outline agreement between PVV, VVD, NSC and BBB.
Protect Delft’s so-called Diagoon Houses, designed by the architect and former TU Delft Professor Herman Hertzberger. The Heritage and Architecture research group at the Faculty of Architecture and the Built Environment submitted this unique plea in a letter to the Municipality.
The students who live on the Van Hasseltlaan are dissatisfied about the way things are going in regard to students housing provider Duwo’s construction plans. Their biggest headaches? Poor communications and the long construction time. “Duwo is not taking us seriously.”
The people living around the Van Hasseltlaan feel wronged by student housing provider Duwo’s building and renovation plans. “I am having sleepless nights because of it,” says one of them.
A TU Delft student did a heroic deed on 18 January. He freed a woman from her car that had tumbled head over heels into the frozen canal in front of his house on the Kolk.
When it comes to the war between Israel and Hamas, education administrators in the US need to watch their words. Three university bosses were questioned about this.
Having a job and a place to live are often key for international graduates in deciding whether to stay here or not. And speaking Dutch doesn’t hurt either, a poll reveals.
Outgoing minister Dijkgraaf believes it is important for university and college media to be able to work independently, he replied to parliamentary questions.
