Universities reduce binding recommendation (BSA) standardsIn view of the coronavirus crisis, the 14 Dutch universities have elected to reduce the standards for the binding recommendation (BSA) by between 10 and 15% for the current academic year. This means that first-year students can progress to the next year of their programme with fewer ECTS. Universities will continue to be able to adjust the BSA standards for individual degree programmes if they feel the specific circumstances of those degree programmes require it. Furthermore, the existing standards will continue to offer scope to make exceptions for individual students who have experienced difficulties.Read more
Prof. Dr. Tatiana Filatova to leave the University of TwenteAfter 16 years at the University of Twente, Prof. Dr. Tatiana Filatova will move to Delft University of Technology as of 1st of April. “It truly feels like leaving home, and I will look back with warm memories on the collaborative atmosphere and friendships made at UT.”Read more
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