Hans Vossensteyn is leaving CHEPS to start at SaxionAfter 28 years, including ten years as director of CHEPS in the University of Twente, Hans Vossensteyn will leave the Center for Higher Education Policy Studies to become director of Research & Graduate School (SRGS) at Saxion University of Applied Sciences per 1 September 2019.Read more
Barend van der Meulen appointed as full professor of Institutional Aspects of (Higher) EducationCHEPS is pleased to announce that the Board of the University of Twente has appointed Barend van der Meulen as a full professor Institutional Aspects of (Higher) Education, per September 1st 2019. The chair is part of the Faculty of Behavioural, Management and Social Sciences. With the chair the Faculty strengthens its strategy to connect its expertise on public policies, educational sciences and the dynamics of knowledge and technology. Barend will succeed Hans Vossensteyn as director of CHEPS.Read more
Hans Vossensteyn is leaving CHEPS to start at Saxion
Barend van der Meulen appointed as full professor of Institutional Aspects of (Higher) Education
‘Open border’ universities perform better in knowledge transfer, research impact and education
Redesigning policy instruments for Dutch higher education
First conference of the ERASMUS+ project DASCHE (Development, assessment and validation of social competences in higher education) Bremen, June 13th 2019
Evaluation of the internal allocation models of the Flemish universities- HEInnovate – University of Twente Case Studies
- CHEPS International Seminar: Unpicking the paradoxes of competitive accountability: Impact in the Research Excellence Framework
- Erasmus Mundus Master programme MARIHE opens application period!
Tweede Kamer ontvangt CHEPS-rapport over de bekostigingssystematiek van het hoger onderwijs
New report of CHEPS, CHEGG and DZHW on the Relevance of Higher Education- Book Chapter “Transparency Tools for Higher Education”
