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Micro-credentials, certificates of brief learning experiences, are becoming increasingly important in higher education. However, due to the growing range of options, they are difficult to assess in admission procedures. Nuffic's new Micro-Evaluator tool simplifies this assessment.

Annelies van Eenennaam will start in September as the new manager of the pillar Netherlands of Nuffic, the Dutch organisation for internationalisation in education.

New information desk for refugee students from Ukraine helps them in choosing their study. They can contact Study in Holland with specific questions about studying in the Netherlands.

The great challenges of our time cannot be solved without international cooperation. That is why we, too, are committed to the Global Goals. What do we do with them and what does this mean for our programmes and activities?

Management of the Orange Knowledge Programme extended with one year.

Education, government and entrepreneurs must join forces to take internationalisation to the next level, says Titia Bredée, Nuffic's new Director General.

Learning from cultural differences and examining your own culture can be done abroad, but also online, as two international degree programmes at The Hague University of Applied Sciences discovered.

Jeroen Kelderhuis, Head Civil Society & Education Division at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, shares his impressions on the Orange Knowledge Programme (OKP) midterm review and what COVID-19 means for international cooperation programmes.

For the Orange Knowledge Programme we foster knowledge sharing and stimulate synergies within local contexts – on a national but also on a regional level. Here’s how.

Significant changes to Nuffic's range of tasks were announced in the summer of 2019. This marked the start of a turbulent period, which was further compounded this year by the coronavirus crisis.

We discussed the situation with Director Freddy Weima.

Just before the COVID-19 outbreak, we visited Burundi, one of the smallest ‘full-programme’ countries of the Orange Knowledge Programme. The trip made clear this little French-speaking gem makes an ideal breeding pond for smart partnering to create change.

Dr. Joannie Marlene Bewa, researcher and global advocate for women’s health and education, will give the keynote speech at the Orange Knowledge Partner Days.