- Angling in campus pondsFishing on Campus is only possible if you are a member of the association (linked to the University) Carperdiem. The association is a sub association of the UT Kring
- Camera security/CCTV monitoring regulationsThe CCTV monitoring regulations are available for download. On the website of Cyber Safety are more documents related to this topic available. See the legislation section and have a look at the 'University of Twente policy and codes of conduct'.
- Cup return system: selection toolCup return system: selection tool This selection tool is intended to help organisers of events & activities taking place at UT with putting together a cup return system appropriate for the event in question. The tool consists of four parts: each part is a component of the cup return system. When combined, these components form an appropriate cup return system. Note: re-usable cups are the norm for events & activities taking place at UT. RPET softcups are only an option when cup return systems with hardcups or glass can not be used. Component 1: hardcups, glass or softcups The selection tool starts by choosing an appropriate type of cup. There is a choice between hardcups, glass and softcups. Start with question 1 and continue until you've been recommended the cup that is appropiate for your event/activity. Extra information on rPET softcups Organisations that use softcups must fill out a form from the Inspectie Leefomgeving en Transport (ILT), indicating that they are invoking the exception on the ban on supplying
- Drone regulations UTThis changes on january 1st 2024 for drone pilots in the open category. On January 1, 2024 things changed. For example, in many cases you will be required to start broadcasting (Remote identification) your operator number during your drone flights. And are you flying an older drone that weighs more than 250 grams? Then it will have limited use. Continue reading below for more details. More details on the new legislation Cx label required One of the biggest changes is that starting January 1, your drone must have a Cx label (C0, C1, C2, C3 or C4). This is a classification that indicates in which category your drone may be used. C0 and C1 drones are allowed to fly in Open subcategory A1. Drones with a C2 label are designed for Open subcategory A2. And devices with a C3 or C4 label are designed for Open subcategory A3. The label must be visibly affixed to the drone. Do you have an older drone without such a label? First check if you can update your drone so that you can still apply a Cx label (the manufacturer will
- House rules UTTO GUARANTEE EVERYONE'S SAFETY, THE University of Twente uses HOUSE RULES. The campus of the University of Twente is a private property that is open to the public and where normal (traffic) regulations apply. The UT campus is an excellent location for parties and events. However, parties and events must satisfy some conditions to guarantee safety and compliance with environmental provisions. This protocol lists what measures must be taken when a party or event is to be organised on campus. This and a few other regulations that are related to the specific character of the campus area are illustrated below. Campus security Our campus security ensures that the house rules are enforced. Phone number: (+31) 053 489 2134. house rules The purpose of these rules is to safeguard order, neatness and security at the UT. They apply to every person on campus. Short overview Meetings after (office) hours Group meetings (>20 people) after office hours need to be registered. In some cases BHV (emergency response team) is mandatory
- Non-smoking policyThe UT committed to the health and sustainable employability of its students and staff and wants to offer them a healthy learning and working environment. Therefore, the entire campus of UT, excluding the residential area, is smoke-free. UT partner of foundation 'Gezondheidsfondsen voor Rookvrij' The University of Twente joined the foundation 'Gezondheidsfondsen voor Rookvrij' (in Dutch). As a partner of this foundation UT works towards a non-smoking generation. In addition to UT's decision to have a smoke-free campus (excluding the residential area), smoking on educational institution grounds is prohibited by law. This also applies to e-cigarettes. This measure fits in with the increased technical-medical character of the UT and it is supported by Tobacco and Smoking Materials Act (previously the Tobacco Act), which prohibits smoking on the premises of educational institutions. By turning the campus into a smoke-free area the University of Twente supports the objective of the National Prevention Agreement, in
- ObituaryProtocol following the death of a member of the UT community In the event of the death of a (former) employee or student, there are various actions to be carried out by one or more colleagues. Below you will find a guideline for each situation, intended as a guidance because all cases are unique situations. In all cases, an obituary is written. The communication advisor of the concerned faculty/department can support in this process. More information on making an In Memoriam can be found below under the heading 'Guidelines for writing and distributing obituary messages and obituaries'. to REmember a person When a student or staff member dies, a memorial service can help to reflect on the loss together and to remember a person who has died. Managers, colleagues, and fellow students can consider whether such a meeting is appropriate. This offers the UT community the opportunity to say goodbye respectfully. If a commemoration is desired, it can occur on campus or at another location in consultation with the department
- Protocol for main entrance flagsThis page has a short link: www.utwente.nl/flag. Flag at half mast If the flag is flying at half mast the most likely reasons are: We follow the national instruction for all government buildings that day, related to an (intern)national incident A student or employees has passed away. With consent of the family, we publish an in memoriam article on the student (www.utwente.nl/students) or employee news (utwente.nl/serviceportal). Flag protocol The flag protocol is only available in Dutch.
- Protocol parties and activitiesThe UT campus has good facilities for celebrations and events. To ensure safety and compliance with environmental regulations, such events must meet particular conditions. This protocol specifies the actions required when a celebration or event is organised on campus. Conditions In the environmental permit, the municipality grants the UT permission to organise 12 events on the campus every year, for which less restrictive noise standards apply. These events are organised by or in consultation with the Events Office. For all other celebrations and events, no sound may be audible outside the campus. If you want to organise a celebration or event at one of the education buildings outside the official opening hours, this must be reported to the Events Office. To do so, go to https://www.utwente.nl/en/service-portal/campus/organising-events-booking-support All celebrations and events that will be attended by more than 20 persons must be reported via this same website no later than 4 weeks in advance. For celebrations
- Responsible alcohol consumptionA healthy and safe study and work climate At the University of Twente , it's all about people, in line with our university's High Tech Human Touch philosophy. We aim to be a healthy, sustainable and inclusive employer and study environment. We want to achieve this by creating a healthy and safe study and work climate. The use of alcohol can be harmful to health, lead to dangerous situations, negatively influence study and work performances and exclude students and employees who do not drink. The UT recognises the problem of alcohol consumption and considers it important to raise awareness of the consequences of alcohol consumption for the health of students and employees. Therefore, a policy on responsible alcohol consumption is established This policy applies to students and employees of the University of Twente (UT) who serve and/or consume alcoholic beverages in the buildings and grounds on campus or in UT buildings off campus, including the terraces. Why is responsible alcohol consumption important? In the
- Roof protocol / roof workThere is a significant risk of falling when working on roofs. The policy of the University of Twente aims to enable people to work safely. All roofs of the UT have been examined for risks and, where necessary, equipped with fall protection systems to improve people’s safety when working on roofs. However, clear agreements and procedures must be followed to ensure that it remains safe to work on roofs. Rules for accessing roofs of UT Buildings The following rules apply to accessing roofs: Only qualified and SCC-certified (Safety Checklist Contractors) personnel may access roofs of UT buildings. In exceptional circumstances supervisors will instruct any non-certified persons. After instructions have been given and the roof protocol (see below) has been signed, these persons must remain within the marked safety zone on the roof. Report to the service desk of the building before and after the work. Defects in the fall protection system must be reported immediately to the service desk of the building. The required