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Calling academics and their institutions to participate in European project.

The full scope of Dutch-Indonesian educational collaboration will be on display when Their Majesties King Willem-Alexander and Queen Máxima visit the Republic of Indonesia this March.

In selecting online courses, students often have a hard time seeing the forest for the trees. Nuffic, in collaboration with the European Students Union (ESU), has published a new handy guide to help students choose the right course.

This March, cabinet members and business and education leaders will join the Dutch Royal Couple on a state visit to Indonesia. While this visit will attract due attention, it is the ongoing ‘quiet’ work of knowledge diplomacy that may have the most sustainable impact on a society.

Young Experts take on leading roles Through the government-funded Young Expert Programmes, high potentials are adding value to projects and organisations in countries around the world.

There are not many similarities between Mexico and The Netherlands. But, according to Sander Verkijk of Neso Mexico, that is what makes exchange so fascinating and valuable.

Dutch and Korean universities looking for new collaborations. Institutions of higher education from the Netherlands and South Korea recently gathered to explore opportunities for Living Labs, in which students from both countries work to solve real-world challenges. These alliances often bring about exciting outcomes.

Dutch and Iraqi education professionals improving skills in water management and agriculture.

Students from South Korea are sometimes shocked by Dutch culture, says Jungyoon Yang, Chief Representative at Neso South Korea.

In collaboration with the University of Twente, agricultural organisations in Jordan are exploring how remote sensing applications can contribute to sustainable food production and water management.