Contact and Practical Information
Contact
There are several options:
- Contact the Honours College coordinator of your faculty.
- Office hours: We are open from Monday to Thursday between 9:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m., and on Friday between 9:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m.
- You may contact us in English or Dutch through phone (050 363 9370) and email (honours rug.nl) from Monday to Thursday between 9:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m., and on Friday between 9:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m.
- It is now also possible to contact our honours students via emailing or chatting via Unibuddy with them.
- Study hours at the Honours College: The Honours College is open for studying on Monday to Thursday from 9:00 a.m. to 9:45 p.m. And on Friday, we open at 9:00 a.m. and close at 3:00 p.m.
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Visiting address
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Postal address
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Academy Building (in the tower, entrance ground floor near the A-Lounge / Coffee Corner) Broerstraat 5 9712 CP Groningen Layout map and accessibility description to the Honours College. |
P.O. Box 72 9700 AB Groningen The Netherlands |
Below you can find all the staff members working at the Honours College. You can reach us via email: honours rug.nl or phone: 050 363 9370.
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| prof. dr. Joke Fleer | Dean of the Honours College |
| Marieke Blaauw |
Programme Director |
| Han van der Strate |
Education Coordinator |
| Esther Knot |
Student Affairs |
| Sietske van der Meij |
Student Affairs |
| Petra Visser |
Student Affairs |
| Suzanne Hack |
Quality Assurance Officer Secretary to the Board of Examiners and Bachelor Programme Committee |
| Henrietta Doe | Communication Officer |
If you have questions concerning the Bachelor's Honours programme, you can contact the Honours College. If you would like to talk to someone of your faculty about the programme or have questions concerning the faculty part of the programme, you can contact your faculty Honours coordinator.
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Faculty
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Coordinators
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Faculty of Medical Sciences | |
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Faculty of Science and Engineering |
dr. Han van der Strate (honours.fse rug.nl) |
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Faculty of Behavioural and Social Sciences | |
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Faculty of Spatial Sciences | |
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Faculty of Economics and Business |
prof. Milena Nikolova (honours.feb rug.nl) |
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Faculty of Law | |
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Faculty of Arts |
(honours.arts rug.nl) |
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Faculty of Religion, Culture and Society | |
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Faculty of Philosophy | |
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University College Groningen | |
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Campus Fryslân |
Programme committee
The Honours College has a Bachelor's Programme Committee. The task of the programme committee is to issue solicited or unsolicited recommendations or proposals to the Dean concerning any matters regarding the teaching within the Honours programme. Therefore, the programme committee's purpose is to improve the quality of the Honours Programme. This means that anything related to the quality of the Honours Programme may be a topic for discussion in the meetings. During such discussions, the opinions of student members and staff members carry equal weight. Almost every faculty is represented by a staff and student member. For more information about the work and the composition of the committees, contact Suzanne Hack (official secretary) via honours rug.nl.
The Board of Examiners
The main task of the Board of Examiners is to determine whether a student fulfills the conditions laid down in the Education and Assessment Regulations (EAR) regarding the knowledge, understanding and skills required to pass the relevant final examination. For more information about the work and the composition of the board, contact Suzanne Hack (official secretary) via honours.boardofexaminers rug.nl.
Education and Assessment Regulations (EAR)
To meet the educational quality requirements, the Honours College created the 'Education and Assessment Regulations' (EAR), based on the UG model 'Teaching and Examination Regulations' (TER). Honours students can also find a digital version of the EAR in the Student Portal Honours organization.
For more information about the procedure and composition of the Board of Examiners for the Bachelor's Honours Programme, please contact the official secretary, Suzanne Hack via honours.boardofexaminers rug.nl.
The Honours College is committed to provide a challenging learning environment in which talent is recognized and fostered. As such, it contributes to society: students from across the university are encouraged to tackle complex problems from different disciplinary perspectives. The Honours College is an interdisciplinary and international community in which students deepen and broaden their knowledge and skills.
Diversity, innovative potential, inclusion and involvement are the core values that guide the behaviour and attitude of students, lecturers and employees at the Honours College. Through these values we try to create an environment in which different ideas, backgrounds and skills contribute to the development of talent, creativity and innovation in our learning community.
Our mission and vision result in an ambitious, challenging co-curricular Honours Programme that can be tailored to the students' individual needs and talents. Our strategic goals focus on strengthening the Honours College's role as a testing ground for innovations, further developing the interdisciplinary nature of the programme and the learning community, improving the integration of the theme of 'employability', improving quality assurance systems and working towards a national quality standard for university Honours Programme.
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