The first quarter is over for Frans Möhring, as the youngest member of the Fontys Executive Board. How does he look back on it? And what awaits Fontys in 2024? What are the consequences of the expected shrinkage and where does the college stand with its Fontys for Society strategy?
A vision document recently approved by the Executive Board established four guiding principles for internationalisation. Based on these guiding principles, policies will be developed in 2024 that will guide Fontys for Society's focal point of internationalisation.
Fontys provides customisation for students with a dual career, such as those involved in elite sports or entrepreneurship. Elite Sports Coordinator Dirma can tell you all about it. There's a webinar about this topic on November 30th.
As a parent in a non-traditional family, you are not always entitled to legal birth leave after the birth of your child. But at Fontys, from now on every parent is entitled to it.
Once a month, Sander Peters updates you on the strategic decisions taken by the board on behalf of the board. This time it's about the interim status of the Fontys for Society strategy, Fontys' internationalisation plans and the frameworks of talent-oriented education.
Fontys is keen on sustainable operations. A test is therefore under way to stop keeping all buildings open during holidays. How does that work?
'We want to be able to use AI responsibly, while maintaining our academic integrity.' Read how Fontys' brochure on AI can help education.
Intensified cooperation with foreign universities. That's what Fontys wants. The 50 education partners at the Partnerday responded enthusiastically to the cooperation with Fontys.
Janneke Gielisse wrote an essay on leadership for her master's degree at TIAS. In her opinion, what is good leadership and what does Fontys particularly need at the moment? And why is giving and receiving feedback so important in this respect?
Around a hundred colleagues chatted about the Fontys for Society strategy last month. What has already been achieved?Discussion leader Annemarie van den Broek: 'I see that a movement has started.'
