What does the study board do?
The Study Board works to ensure the quality of your education and teaching. This includes:
- maintaining and improving quality in programmes and teaching, for example by following up on evaluations.
- approving programme regulations – both new ones and changes to existing regulations.
- approving teaching and exam plans.
- processing applications for credit transfer (including pre-approval) and dispensations.
- providing input on matters that affect education and teaching.
- discussing topics presented by the Rector regarding education and teaching.
Confidentiality – your information is safe
If you apply for an dispensation, you may need to explain very personal reasons in your application. This can feel uncomfortable, but please remember: all members of the study board are bound by confidentiality. Your information will be treated with respect and kept private.
Want to make a difference? Join the study board!
The study board is a democratic body where students can influence the future of their education. Elections are held once a year.
In October, you will receive an email explaining how to stand as a candidate for the November election. If elected, you will serve on the study board for the following calendar year (from 1 January to 31 December).