- Internationalisation strategyJoint education programmes This revised edition of Policy Guidelines for Joint Education Programmes (2021) emphasises key considerations when starting or continuing a Joint Education Programme (JEP), followed by the registration procedure for these programmes. It identifies three types of JEPs and has been developed in collaboration with faculty support staff involved in internationalisation, education quality assurance, and M&C. The Executive Board, with input from the UC-E, established this document. This version will be subject to re-evaluation in 2029-2030. The QA Team (cluster Education and Internationalisation from S&P) will initiate this revision. Download (only for logged UT users): Whitepaper International Dimensions In January 2021, we launched a project to bring all the international dimensions of the UT together in one comprehensive document and present an actual, integrated view on internationalisation at the UT founded on the achievements under Vision2020 and the internationalisation vision ‘2020
- Staff mobilityInterested in going abroad for work? Discover your options! UT attaches great value to the mobility of our staff. UT employees can visit universities abroad for professional development or for strategic and academic cooperation. There are a number of funding options available for both academic and support staff to undertake mobility programmes at institutions outside of the Netherlands. Professional development Would you like to find out about developments taking place in your field at universities abroad and would you like to learn from them? The UT believes it is important to offer international opportunities for staff to develop themselves professionally and to strengthen their competencies. Besides the wide variety of local training available at UT’s Centre for Training & Development, staff can undertake professional development at other institutions, for example by participating in a staff exchange programme at a partner university abroad. Strategic & academic cooperation UT has formal global academic partnerships