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International graduates who would like to persue a career in the Netherlands can apply for a search year permit. But because of the corona crisis, there might be fewer opportunities.

Just before the COVID-19 outbreak, we visited Burundi, one of the smallest ‘full-programme’ countries of the Orange Knowledge Programme. The trip made clear this little French-speaking gem makes an ideal breeding pond for smart partnering to create change.

Mutual reciprocity key in South African-Dutch institutional collaboration. South Africa aims to produce more doctoral graduates in order to improve its global competitiveness. The NRF-Nuffic Doctoral Training Programme does just that, and strengthens bonds between universities of both countries in the process.

A degree does not automatically give you access to advanced programmes abroad. It often takes a lot of time and money to get a degree recognised, and this needs to be changed.

The Dutch government recently presented its ‘Youth at Heart’ policy, which puts youth at the heart of its developmental policies. Orange Knowledge Programme participants are already doing their part in creating perspective for youth in their countries.

Report on outgoing mobility during the corona crisis.

The global corona pandemic has pushed online education into the mainstream. A recent highly successful Dutch-Russian online lecture series was well-positioned to ride the wave of this popularity.

Huba Boshoff is the new head of Nuffic’s Netherlands Education Support Office in South Africa.

Reflection document published about how to handle disrupted mobility and admissions.

What makes the relationship between Indonesia and the Netherlands so strong and enduring? According to Peter van Tuijl of Neso Indonesia, the relationship ‘is in the people’.