In the Netherlands, our universities, university medical centres, research institutes and research funders continue to deliver academic education and research at the highest level. Together, they address today’s and tomorrow’s complex societal challenges — challenges that call for collaboration, interdisciplinarity, and a culture that truly recognises all forms of academic contribution.

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The Recognition & Rewards programme brings together university medical centers, research institutes and research funders (UNL, NLU, UMCNL, KNAW, NWO en ZonMw) to shape this culture change. Over the past few years, all participating institutions have taken concrete steps to modernise how academic work is recognised and rewarded — from revising assessment frameworks and introducing narrative CVs to launching leadership programmes and new career paths.

The programme’s shared ambition remains clear: to make room for every talent in academia by recognising talents in education, research, impact, leadership, and — within university medical centres — patient care.


 
The steering group Recogntion & Rewards hands over the Road map ‘Room for everyone’s talent into practice’ to the Minister of Education, Culture and Science. – November 2023

The Recognition & Rewards committee chairs at the Recognition & Rewards Festival 2023. – November 2023

The Recognition & Rewards project managers of the participating institutes. – November 2023

The national programme team together at the Recogntion & Rewards Festival. – November 2023