DEI studentambassadors ceremonie
DEI studentambassadors ceremonie

Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI)

Radboud University is contributing to a healthy, free world with equal opportunities for all. How do we realise a diverse and inclusive campus for all our students and staff? On this page you can find all the information about DEI at Radboud University.

Highlights

Inclusieve toiletten op de campus

Inclusive toilets on campus: everyone should feel free to use a toilet

At Radboud University, we believe it is important that everyone feels welcome – especially in places you visit every day, such as the toilet. That is why, this summer, toilets across the campus are being adapted to make them more inclusive.

Jet Sterkman

Jet Sterkman: 'I want to give a platform to people who are sometimes invisible'

Jet Sterkman is neurodivergent and has established a community at the university where other students with invisible disabilities can meet. “People with invisible disabilities can feel very alone.”

Contribute

Would you like to actively contribute to an inclusive university where everyone feels welcome? And do you have an idea of how you can help create such an inclusive campus? Send an email to inclusion [at] ru.nl (inclusion[at]ru[dot]nl) and we would love to hear from you.

DEI Trainers

Book a DEI workshop

Are you a student or employee looking for skilled facilitators to lead a workshop? Our workshop leaders are students who have completed a Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) training. Our workshops are free.

More information

News

A screenshot from The True Mirror: Melisa, showing a woman talking to herself in the mirror

True Mirror: one researcher's short film about female entrepreneurship

How do female entrepreneurs deal with societal pressures, migration, and cultural expectations? That’s what Sibel Ozasir Kacar sought to figure out as part of her PhD research.

Inclusieve toiletten op de campus

Radboud University makes campus toilets more inclusive

This summer, some of the toilets on campus will be adapted. The aim of these changes is to make these facilities more inclusive. In this news item, you can read about which changes will take place in which buildings.

Twee mensen kijken tv

What entertainment media teach us about sex and relationships

A dominant man and a woman waiting for a man to court her: this remains the prevailing image in contemporary entertainment media. Communication scientist Gijsje Maas explains how this can be, and how media can present a more varied picture.

Contact

Do you have any questions or comments? You can always contact the DEI Office.

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