While HollandPTC has been in troubled waters since its opening in 2018, TU Delft continues to pump money into it. This is the view of the NRC newspaper. Rector Magnificus Tim van der Hagen still believes that this is the right thing to do, he told the newspaper.
The student Board of the annual career market Delft Career Days is giving more space to sustainability. To some oil, gas and chemical giants, the door will remain closed.
The Inspectorate of Education expects to publish its report on transgressive behaviour and finances at TU Delft in March. According to a spokesperson, it covers a wide-ranging investigation.
All TU employees can fill out the Employee Monitor again starting Tuesday, Jan. 23. The work experience and workload survey starts a year late.
Now is the time to make plans for a climate-proof the Netherlands in 2150, stated hydraulic engineering expert Bas Jonkman in his Dies Natalis lecture on Friday. The high water level over the last few months gave his words even greater urgency.
More confidential advisors, improved complaint and reporting procedures, and investing in culture and leadership. The Executive Board is adopting a series of measures after a survey among employees on diversity and inclusion.
Delta has a new website. As always, independent journalistic articles are published here every day. The changes in design and layout make it easier to navigate.
The second teach-in on Gaza and Israel was held on Friday 8 December. The first one received criticism as not everyone thought it was balanced. How did this one go?
