


On Tuesday, 25 March, Twente for Protest will hold a protest action aimed at the national government's budget cuts to higher education and science. This protest action is part of a nationwide relay, in which staff and students from universities across the Netherlands will make their voices heard. Their call is clear: stop the cuts to higher education and science.
The University of Twente wholeheartedly supports that call, and wants to support a protest action at UT. However, we believe that critical processes such as tests, exams and PhD defences should go ahead, so that individual staff and students are not disproportionately affected by the action.
We have some guidelines that apply to this day. These rules are similar to those applicable to previous protests, such as the protest on Malieveld on 25 November.
Please note that the Minor Fair will go ahead as scheduled.
The protest at UT is organised by Twente for Protest. This is a local action group consisting of employees and students of the University of Twente. The UT is not an active participant in the protest but is facilitating it, for example, by setting the above guidelines and supporting communication to the UT community.
The programme for Tuesday 25 March is currently still under development. On this page, you will find more about the set-up of the day, and the programme will be updated as soon as new activities are known.
Would you like to help organise an action? Then, contact the organisation.