The Board of Studies Research Master (BoS ReMa) is a faculty-level governing body where all research master directors come together with policymakers. Alongside the student assessor, there are two student representatives, one of whom is drawn from the EC ReMa. As a BoS ReMa student member, you represent the collective interests of all research master students in…

The Board of Studies Undergraduate School/Graduate School (BoS UGS/GS) is a governing body where all master directors of the faculty meet to discuss important policies. In this board, students also have a voice: there are four student representatives, one from an academic master’s programme, two from bachelor’s programmes, and the student assessor. As a master student…

Several Master’s programs have a student representative in their Management Team (MT). This team brings together policymakers, education coordinators, and financial advisers who make important decisions about the organization of the programme. As the student member of the MT, you ensure that the student perspective is part of this decision-making process. You will collaborate closely with…

The Educational Committee (EC) is a faculty-wide body where students and teachers from all academic and research master’s programmes come together. Each study programme is represented by one PAC member, meaning that in total six to seven students join the EC. The EC provides a platform to discuss issues and policies that affect education across the faculty….

The Programme Advisory Committee (PAC) is a group of dedicated students and professors who collaborate closely to improve the quality of education within their (pre-)master’s programme. As a PAC member, you represent the voice of your fellow students by collecting their opinions and experiences, and bringing these into discussions with professors. In this way, the PAC plays…