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… head of the Education Office ALUMNI: PROBLEM-BASED LEARNING is very useful’ ‘ Content 3 Innovation and improvements 4 Student in the picture: Selman Housain 6 Ensuring the best quality of education 8 Facts & Figures 10 The power of the portfolio 12 Welcome to the studens lab, meet Jacqueline and Henk 14 The PDCA cycle 16 Internationalisation has to become part of our DNA 18 News in brief 20 Alumni recount: ‘Problem-Based Learning makes the difference’ 22 Making students fit for the labour market 24 … ECs have recently been given right of consent on some points is a positive development, although it is too early to talk about results. Vernooy: ‘The good thing is that the EC has always been listened to. An example is the evaluation of our programs, where we felt an improvement in quality was needed. By looking at best practices from Health and Medicine, we succeed- ed in making a change in collaboration with the Management Team Biomedical Sciences. Learning from each other, that’s also what the … line. ‘We check that the equipment is in working order and that everything needed is in place. At the end of the day we check that everything has been cleaned and cleared away. During the day we super- vise where necessary, and act as a point of contact for students and staff.’ &Jacqueline Henk WELCOME TO THE STUDENTS LAB, MEET 12| EducationMatters It seems so obvious that practical lab sessions should be held in a clean, safe and well-equipped environment, where teachers and students can …

… Magnificus, Prof.dr. Pamela Habibović in accordance with the decision of the Board of Deans, to be defended in public on Tuesday, the 21st of March, 2023, at 16:00 hours by Mo Chen Supervisors Prof. Dr. Pim Martens Prof. Dr. Marc Davidson Assessment Committee Prof. dr. Anja Krumeich (Chair) Prof. dr. Marie-Jose Enders (Open University of the Netherlands) Dr. Jessica Mesman Prof. dr. Henrik von Wehrden (Leuphana University Lüneburg, Germany) This research project was funded by the China Scholarship … dissertation This dissertation delves into coastal Chinese society to investigate sustainable ocean use, with a focus on public attitudes towards marine life and offshore oil and gas drilling. The purpose also incorporates gaining insights in fields where as yet little scientific light has been shed upon, such as depicting a general image regarding how the coastal Chinese understand marine life and offshore oil and gas drilling, analyzing what are the influential factors that shaped such public … marine life. Considering fishing is a beach sport and marine life is prey, a better awareness of marine life protection might simply arise from the need for a better sporting experience. Beach visits frequency and purpose demonstrate that contact with nature is connected to citizens’ attitudes toward marine life. Transport selection varied significantly between different people. The present study showed that when necessity factors (time limits, speed, etc.) were ruled out, individuals …