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NewsWaar zien de vijf decanen op de UT in 2025 kansen, uitdagingen en wat zijn de plannen? In deel vier van dit vijfluik: Tanya Bondarouk van de faculteit Behavioural, Management and Social Sciences (BMS). ‘Het gaat met BMS eigenlijk best goed, terwijl we ons het meest zorgen lijken te maken.’
NewsWhere do the five deans at the UT see opportunities, challenges, and what are the plans in 2025? In part four of this five-part series: Tanya Bondarouk of the Faculty of Behavioural, Management and Social Sciences (BMS). 'BMS is actually doing quite well, while we seem to worry the most.'
NewsStudentenaantallen, internationalisering en personeelsproblemen, zomaar wat steekwoorden die de UT volop bezighouden. Maar wat verwachten de faculteiten voor 2023? Vandaag deel één van een vijfluik: Tanya Bondarouk, decaan van de BMS-faculteit.
NewsStudent numbers, internationalisation and staffing problems, just some keywords that keep UT busy. But what do the faculties expect for 2023? Today, episode one of a five-part series: Tanya Bondarouk, dean of the BMS faculty.
Eye of the BeholdersThe UT celebrates its 60th birthday this year. To commemorate, U-Today travels back in time with eyewitnesses every month. This last episode looks back at years 2016-2021. ‘People feel more committed to making the university better.’
OoggetuigenDe UT viert dit jaar haar zestigste verjaardag. Daarom gaat U-Today iedere maand met ooggetuigen terug in de tijd. In deze laatste aflevering blikken we terug op de jaren 2016-2021. ‘Mensen voelen zich meer betrokken om de universiteit beter te maken.’
SpotlightOn paper, people of all genders have the same opportunities to ‘rise up the ranks’ in academia. Yet, the numbers don’t add up. Women currently account to 21% of full professors at the University of Twente – which is still a major increase compared to twenty or even ten years ago. Three female professors, who have worked at the UT for decades, share their experiences and their advice. ‘The situation was definitely worse when I started.’
SpotlightOp papier hebben mensen van alle seksen dezelfde kansen om 'hogerop te komen' in de academische wereld. Toch kloppen de cijfers niet. Momenteel is 21% van de hoogleraren aan de Universiteit Twente vrouw, wat nog wel een grote stijging is ten opzichte van twintig of zelfs tien jaar geleden. Drie vrouwelijke hoogleraren, die al tientallen jaren aan de UT werken, delen hun ervaringen en hun adviezen. 'De situatie was zeker slechter toen ik begon.'
With the magazine ROOTS we want to connect students and companies. We do this by bringing stories of starters on the labor market. They talk about living and working in the region. We also publish advertorials. In this way, companies come into the spotlight of students and students get an idea of the life that awaits them and what opportunities there are in the region.
