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EM TV newsflash: Associations struggling to find enough board members, fewer people with student debt, and more students go abroad
Every Monday an overview of the most important news about the Erasmus University. This week: student associations are struggling to find enough board and committee members. This results in incomplete boards, higher workloads and more costs to keep associations running, investigation by EM shows. Also, fewer people have a student debt. And Dutch students are going abroad for an exchange more often again.
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