Why does TU Delft condone a professor who holds sexist beliefs and supports disastrous cuts to higher education, Dap Hartmann asks.
In this opinion piece, Katerina Isaakidou reflects on the TU Delft Graduate School credit system and its practical value for PhD candidates. Particularly regarding how transferable these skills are on the job market.
Working towards diversity should be more than ticking boxes, says Ali Vahidi. Academics should be selected for their ability to enrich their subject area and to teach others to deal with others ethically and respectfully.
Exams done, time to reflect says teacher Britte Bouchaut. Not on the grades, but on the innovative abilities, or not, of students to cheat.
When is the work you put in not worth it? Alex Nedelcu wonders. His answer: when it negatively affects the rest of your life. He is looking for the perfect balance.
Jan van Neerven visits a primary school every year to explain to children why science is so wonderful. With looming budget cuts to higher education, he is making an extra effort this year.
The cutbacks at universities will negatively affect the quality of education. Student columnist Mirte Brouwer has some suggestions for what you can do to pass the time during a so-so lecture.
After 20 columns, Birgit van Driel looks back and embraces her optimism as a strength in these uncertain times. After all, what if anger is not your style?
Now that spring has arrived, Jenna Pfeifer realises that nothing is permanent. Even you are caught in between who you were and who you’ll become. And that’s where possibilities breathe.
