The Keuzegids (choice guide) is published every year and aims to objectively and independently help students make their study choice. According to the Keuzegids Universities 2026 published on Thursday, the Open University's bachelor's programmes generally score the highest. TU Delft's score has changed little compared to previous years. With a score of 58 points, half
Graduates in engineering, education and healthcare will have little trouble finding a job in the coming years, predicts research centre ROA. But in the fields of economics and social sciences, it will be more difficult.
Now that negotiations for a new Dutch cabinet are underway, interest groups are bombarding informateur read-more-closed read-more-open Sybrand Buma with their wish lists. The National Student Union (LSVb), university association UNL and the Social and Economic Council (SER) have done the same. What are their wishes for higher education and research? The LSVb keeps it
Students are doing better than four years ago. Even so, four out of five still experience moments of anxiety or depression, and their consumption of alcohol and drugs has not decreased.
Thanks in part to external financial support, VU University Amsterdam believes it will be able to keep its Bachelor's programme in Earth Sciences running in a modified form. However, a major reorganisation will follow. This spring, the VU announced that it would have to discontinue its Bachelor's programme in Earth Sciences as of 2027. The
Who is still going to study in Donald Trump’s United States? American higher education is seeing a 17 percent drop in international student enrolment.
Higher education without Microsoft? Serious alternatives are being explored here and there. However, the challenge is not yet resolved. While the education sector is attempting to break free, Microsoft is taking on more and more tasks.
Student organisation ISO has set up a job board for students who want to do a year on the board or other extracurricular activities alongside their studies: “Many students are currently unaware of the possibilities.” The future of student associations is at stake.
Universities once again welcomed fewer international bachelor’s students this academic year. Also, the number of Dutch first-year students fell by 3.5 per cent. TU Delft seems to be an exception to this trend.
Do you consider environmental pollution to be a bigger problem than crime? If so, there is a good chance that you are studying or have studied at a university of applied sciences or university. This is evident from Statistics Netherlands (CBS) research into the views of young people up to the age of 25. In
