- Communication channels / promotional activities on campusWithin our university there are various media you can use to communicate a message for a general or a specific target group. In order to help you find the right medium quickly we have categorised the media we have on the page Submit news. When it's regarding a hign impact message you can contact a communication officer of MC to advise you in an effective communication mix Please find below an overview of the communication channels of Marketing & Communications. On campus LED screens At the moment we have one LED screen on campus available to promote events at the Boulevard at the Vrijhof building. This screen is managed by the Student Union. For requests see the Student Union website. Screens in buildings (narrowcasting) A number of buildings at UT have screens on which information (news, announcements, events etc.) can be projected for residents and guests of the building concerned. Management of these screens is not centralised, but the responsibility of the organisational unit within that building or location
- Crisis instructionsCrisis organisation Human Resources has drawn up a UT-wide crisis plan for large-scale calamities, such as a fire, an explosion or a bacterial infection, which is in line with the City of Enschede emergency plan. Because communication is very important during a crisis, the Marketing & Communications department (MC) has drawn up an extra crisis communication plan. The plans are continuously updated and acted out in practice runs. More information about our crisis organisation can be found on the crisis response page (Note: this is an Intranet page). In short, what to do in crisis situation? In case of fire • Dial (053-489)2222 • Provide information about the location, possible victims and the size of the fire • Alarm the people around you • If possible, try to extinguish the starting fire. Otherwise, leave the area immediately • Follow the escape path marking to the nearest exit or emergency exit • Always follow the instructions of the emergency assistance team (BHV) • Keep onlookers at a distance Accident/acute
- Outdoor LED screens on campusAt the moment we only have the LED screen at the boulevard available. BOULEVARD (VRIJHOF) This screen is managed by the Student Union. For requests see the Student Union website. UT MAIN ENTRANCE AND PINETUMPAD (NOT IN USE) The LED screens at the UT main entrance and the Pinetumpad (Horst) are not in use at the moment. They are broken and beyond repair. MC is currently evaluating and looking into whether and how to replace them. The screen at the boulevard/Vrijhof does work. Indoor monitors in buildings (narrowcasting)
- Relocations / MovingAll relocations at UT are handled via the Facility Department. Requesting a relocation can be done at your building's Service Desk or Facility Service Team Leader. The Facility Service Team Leader will then organize the relocation. A distinction is made between two types of relocations: Internal relocations (maximum of two rooms) Internal relocations (more than two rooms) and External relocations* * external relocations are defined as relocations between two buildings on the UT campus and relocations from UT to elsewhere or from elsewhere to UT. Order Method Internal relocations (maximum of two rooms) A relocation of two rooms or less is executed by the building's internal service department. The basic principle is that a relocation must be reported to the Facility Service Team Leader at least one week in advance. An employee of the Internal Service Department will discuss the relocation with you. The internal service department will provide the relocation/move of furniture and boxes, will adjust the name signs
- Rules and procedures for (outdoor) communication materials and signing on campusThe faculties, service departments, educational programmes and institutes are keen to publicise events on campus or details of their own unit. The same applies to the University of Twente (UT) as a whole. The façades of buildings, banners and other publicity/communication options on campus can be used for this purpose. The layout of publicity/communication material must always be compliant with the university’s corporate identity. The Marketing & Communication department (hereinafter MC) bears ultimate responsibility for such matters: MC creates and assesses such publicity/communication material as a way of managing the university’s corporate identity and its implementation. This also helps to prevent the chaotic proliferation of publicity/communication material on our campus. Would you like to submit a request regarding publicity/communication material? If so, details of the procedure involved are given below. 1. Request procedure for new publicity/communication material Phase 1: submission Requests are submitted
- Screens hot vending machinesAt our university, we have three types of vending machines which have screens that you can use for internal UT-wide corporate communication for students and employees. These screens are, compared to the narrowcasting screens in the buildings, for internal UT-wide content only. Target audience UT community: students and employees. Target goal We use the content on the screens for community-building purposes. Content The following content may be placed on these screens: Internal information for our community that’s in line with our Shaping2030 organisation Strategy, e.g. Sustainability, Diversion and Inclusion, Cybersecurity, Crisis communication, Well-being, and Digitalisation. Promotion of our external strategic subjects. For example, Robotics, Medtech, Digitalisation: cyber security and Artificial Intelligence, Energy and Sustainability, Student teams and other student initiatives. Promotion of UT-wide/corporate events, such as New Year's gathering, Dies, Week of Inspiration, Open House, etc. No vacancies and