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Study progress standard and modules worth 30+ ECTS credits

Last summer, the international Students Advisory Board (hereinafter: SAB) and the National Code of Conduct Commission (hereinafter: LCG) received a message from an international graduate requesting attention for the study progress standard and information provision on this standard, as it relates to the large modules offered by educational institutions. These are modules worth more than […]

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Register review

Since October 2022, the Code of Conduct regarding International Students in Higher Education (hereinafter: the Code of Conduct) has included a new provision requiring the National Commission to review all the institutions included in the register once every six years in light of specific articles. The review concerns Article 1 (definition of educational institution), Article […]

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Personal Perspective: Representation, Equity, & the SAB

The members of the Student Advisory Board were asked to contribute to the newsletter of het National Commission. Marjorie Miranda and Parker Winkel took the initiative and each wrote an article from their own personal perspective. In the articles you can read about what the respective members want to work on in the coming year. […]

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How can the Code of Conduct for International Students in Dutch Higher Education promote Inclusivity and Support for International Students with Special Needs?

The members of the Student Advisory Board were asked to contribute to the newsletter of het National Commission. Marjorie Miranda and Parker Winkel took the initiative and each wrote an article from their own personal perspective. In the articles you can read about what the respective members want to work on in the coming year. […]

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Elisabeth Minnemann introduces herself

By Elisabeth Minnemann Elisabeth Minnemann, Chairman of The Hague University of Applied Sciences, has been a member of the National Commission Code of Conduct for Higher Education (National Commission) since 1 September 2023. Within the National Commission, she serves as the representative for higher professional education and holds the position of vice-chair. In this newsletter, […]

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Two co-initiators look back on their time in the Students Advisory Board

By Fernando and Liliana In October 2021, the foundations for an international student advisory board were laid during a meeting as part of the Code of Conduct review. The meeting, which brought together international students, addressed the central question: How to make the involvement of students more structural and intertwined with the work of the […]

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Many questions about the diploma list

Over the past few months, the Code of Conduct office received many questions about the diploma list. The diploma list can be found by clicking on the ‘Documents’ tab on the Code of Conduct website. Among other things, we were asked whether there is an updated version of the diploma list and whether a separate […]

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The Code of Conduct at a glance

The Code of Conduct review which was concluded in 2022 resulted in numerous valuable recommendations. Following one recommendation, the National Commission initiated a communication plan, which in turn paved the way for the development of a Higher Education Code of Conduct Visual Storytelling Sheet. The Visual Storytelling Sheet is intended to provide employees of education […]

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1 October 2024: Language Table update

We have been regularly updating you, including through these newsletters, about the progress of the planned revision of the language table. Article 5 of the latest version of the Code of Conduct (2024) provides for the introduction of the Higher Education Code of Conduct Language Table Standard for Language Tests. With this change, language test […]

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