Contact

How to get in touch?

Topics to discuss with your study advisor

study programme • policies and procedures • complaints, objections and appeals • academic skills • educational facilities • special circumstances • (chronic) illness • disability • neurodivergent

Pooi Ji Hang

Exchange Coordinator Incoming Exchange

Monique Hanrath

Exchange Coordinator Outgoing Exchange

Iva Martínková

Support Officer

Sirma Ordanovski

Support Officer

Bart Weerdenburg

Head of International Office

If you have questions about going on exchange this is how you can reach us. 

• Drop by at Drift 10, International Office (student desk): Monday and Thursday from 11 a.m. to 12 p.m. from 23 October to 30 November
• Telephone: Tuesday and Wednesday from 11 a.m. to 12 p.m. from 24 October to 29 November. Tel: 030-2536046 (0031302536046)
• E-mail: internationaloffice.hum@uu.nl

For more complex questions about outgoing exchange, for example about a specific destination or about your personal situation, it is possible to make an appointment.

If the booking module does not load automatically, please check whether something is blocking the tool (such as Privacy Badger) and turn it off for this tool. You can also try the direct link to the appointment tool. 

If no appointment options are available, mail your question and appointment request to internationaloffice.hum@uu.nl.

Internship Office

(Student Information Desk Humanities)

Drift 10, 3512 BS Utrecht
+31 (030) 253 6285
stage.gw@uu.nl

Do not forget to quote your student number!

You can contact the Internship Office Humanities for practical questions regarding doing an internship and handing in internship documents. 

Career Officer

• 

  Kristella Hak

You may consult the career officer with questions about how to start your career, to discuss your resume, to practice a job interview, etcetera. Would you like to practice a job interview? Always perform the career check first and bring the results with you to the interview.

Book an appointment

C.C.M.Hak@uu.nl
Drift 10
» Book an appointment with Kristella

Members

• dr. Ruxandra Marinescu (chair)
• prof. dr. Berteke Waaldijk (staff member)
• dr. Itamar Ben-Ami (staff member)
• dr. Lora Sariaslan(staff member)
• Aimée George (student member)
• Rudy Brands (student member)
• Fleur Schekman (student member)
• David Koniuszek (student member)

The curriculum committee Arts and Culture (research) is responsible for the following programmes:

• Art History
• Gender Studies (research)
• Musicology
• Religious Studies

What does a curriculum committee do?

Curriculum committees are representative bodies comprised of students as well as lecturers. They are responsible for advising on the Education and Examination Regulations and its annual evaluation, guarding the quality of education and addressing problems that might arrise. If so requested or of its own accord, they advise the Board of the study programme and the dean on all academic educational matters.

The opinion of students plays a key role in the tasks of the curriculum committees. Through evaluations of the several programmes and course evaluations, curriculum committees review academic education and teaching. Half of the committee is comprised of students. So do not hesitate to contact them if you have an issue that you think needs to be addressed.