Public Administration study receives praise from NVAO / EAPAA site visit committee
On November 6 and 7, a site visit committee from the NVAO and EAPAA (the European Association for Public Administration Accreditation) visited the Public Administration program. The BA and MA programmes were assessed very positively.
Two new publications Hanna Carlsson: older people have less confidence in elderly care
Researcher Hanna Carlsson and public administration students collaborated on two research articles last year on trust in elderly care and the welfare state.
NWO Veni grant for research into frontline workers
Shelena Keulemans, assistant professor of Public Administration, has been awarded an NWO Veni grant. This funding will allow her to conduct research on frontline workers for the next three years.
'I always wanted to make the world a slightly better place'
For over a year now, Rob Jetten (35) has been Minister for Climate and Energy Policy. He laid the foundation for his political career while studying Public Administration (2005-2009), which he opted for on ‘late choosers’ day’.
Jan-Kees Helderman appointed as ZonMw committee member
Jan-Kees Helderman has been appointed as a member of the national funding organisation ZonMw committee What works for youth.
Stéfanie André on NPO Radio 1 about the housing shortage and elections
Stéfanie André has been invited to Vroeg! Young Voice to debate the housing shortage and elections.
Bridge between civil servants, businesses, and citizens: INTERLINK facilitates co-production of public services
An intuitive platform that promotes co-production between civil servants, businesses, and citizens. A space where cooperation is not hampered by bureaucracy, but rather fuelled by innovation. That is the INTERLINK project.
Democracy requires constant renewal
Democracy is never completed and needs constant maintenance, say Carolien van Ham and Marlies Honingh. At the same time, democracy is also under pressure, in the Netherlands and internationally. The two researchers find this worrisome.
