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The government must join forces with higher education institutions to break dependence on US tech companies. That is the unanimous message the House of Representatives has sent to education minister Moes.
What should the next coalition agree on when it comes to higher education and research? Government formation advisor Sybrand Buma has received letters from the Dutch Student Union, Universities of the Netherlands (UNL) and the Education Council.
The future of higher education and research looks a little brighter again. D66 has won the parliamentary elections, while PVV has been dealt a blow by voters.
On Tuesday, the Senate approved the supplementary education budget for 2025, which includes more than 400 million euros in additional cuts. A motion by D66 and other parties to scrap these cuts was rejected.
An economic analysis of this election cycle’s party manifestos shows that D66, GroenLinks-PvdA and Volt intend to increase spending on education and research by billions, whereas the VVD wants even greater budget cuts.
Major cutbacks to education and research? With a general election fast approaching, a good proportion of the House of Representatives believe it’s time to call a halt. But a proposal to halt the cuts has been voted down.
Gouke Moes, a member of the Provincial Executive in Groningen, will become the new Education Minister, BBB announced on Monday evening. Moes stirred controversy with tweets about a defaced rainbow zebra crossing.
Volt wants to make studying accessible to all, Forum voor Democratie wants to allow fewer students to enrol in higher education. And yet, there’s a slight overlap between these two polar opposites.
PVV and CDA have now also unveiled their election manifestos. A key point of divergence between them is their stance on international student arrivals.
This morning, Geert Wilders (PVV) pulled the plug on the government. It now has an outgoing status and new elections will be held. Is this good news for higher education and scientific research?
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