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In order to battle the SRHR taboo, whilst also making curricula contextualised and easier to understand, the Orange Knowledge project 'STITCH' has introduced a series of SRHR videos and illustrations for (wo)men working in the garment sector of Bangladesh. What are their lessons learned?

To Tjoelker-Kleve is the Netherlands' Ambassador to Benin, Gabon, Cameroon and Equatorial Guinea. We spoke to her on the eve of an official visit to the Netherlands by Patrice Talon, President of Benin, in October 2022. 

Study in Holland has been informing international students and their parents already for many years about the study opportunities in the Netherlands. We will continue to do so, only with a new name! 

‘The quality of education and research improves when you incorporate a global perspective.’

Since 2017 the Orange Knowledge Programme is making a positive change. With inspiring stories, we show you the impact of this international knowledge collaboration programme. Welcome to part four of this series!

A national action plan was signed last week to combat the glaring student housing shortage in the Netherlands. In a new Nuffic podcast, international students share their experiences.

Since 2017 the Orange Knowledge Programme is making a positive change. With inspiring stories, we show you the impact of this international knowledge collaboration programme.

New information desk for refugee students from Ukraine helps them in choosing their study. They can contact Study in Holland with specific questions about studying in the Netherlands.

Annelies van Eenennaam will start in September as the new manager of the pillar Netherlands of Nuffic, the Dutch organisation for internationalisation in education.

Almost a quarter of international graduates still reside in the Netherlands five years after graduating here. And about three quarters of them then have a job. The net contribution of these international graduates to Dutch public finances is increasing. This emerges from a new study by Nuffic into the stay rate of international graduates in the Netherlands.