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  Natalie Schaller Tutor Bachelor Security Studies

  Faculty of Governance and Global Affairs

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  Natalie Grasser PhD candidate

  Faculty of Science

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  Natalie Everts PhD Candidate

  Faculty of Humanities

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  Willem van der Does Professor emeritus of Clinical Psychology

  Social & Behavioural Sciences

• Faculty of Science > 2019-20 > Rules and Regulations (R&R) Regulation

• Management Affairs Management Support

  Responsibilities The responsibilities of Management Affairs include preparing and coordinating the meetings of the Board of Governors, Executive Board, University Council, Management Team and Employee Council.  Rector's Office The Rector’s Office is part of Management Affairs and is responsible…

• Board of Deans / Doctorate Board University management

  Responsibility The Board of Deans is a consultative structure for all faculty deans. The Board also acts as Doctorate Board. This is specified in the Leiden University PhD Regulations. What does the Board of Deans/Doctorate Board do? Acting as the Doctorate Board: conferring doctorates and honorary…

• Corporate Communications Strategic Communication and Marketing directorate

  With our corporate communications, we communicate about the university as a whole. The cornerstone is expressing our identity and creating the image we wish to convey. Enhancing and maintaining the university’s reputation is a key goal of corporate communications. Content The editorial team posts news,…

• Programme Committees Administrative Bodies and Committees

  Each degree programme has its own Programme Committee (Opleidingscommissie, OLC) that is made up of lecturers and students.  It provides advice to the Education Board and the Programme Director of the degree programme in question. Each OLC meets a number of times a year to discuss all matters related…

• Archive Course and Examination Regulations Psychology Regulation

  The Course and Examination Regulations (OER) for the bachelor’s and master's programmes contain information on such issues as admission criteria, examinations, programmes and graduation. Documents of 2005-2006 and older can be requested at the Student Services Center. 

• Course and Examination Regulations Security Studies (BSc) Regulation

  Course and Examination Regulations for the Bachelor Security Studies, including, where applicable, for the minor programmes Global Affairs, Intelligence Studies, and Public Risk and Disaster.

• Course and Examination Regulations Liberal Arts and Sciences: Global Challenges (BA and BSc) Regulation

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  The outline of the programme is documented in the Course and Examination Regulations (OER). These regulations state the students' most important rights and obligations, with respect to the following (among others): How, when and how often can an exam be taken? Structure of the studies How long will…

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  Caspar Schmeits PhD candidate

  Faculty of Science

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