Questions and Remarks

Click on one of the links below for your educational programme:

> Bachelor programme
> (Pre)-Master programme
> Master programme

Questions and remarks
Do you have any questions or remarks about education or the faculty? We are here for you! Below is explained who to contact for these matters. Furthermore, here you can find the regulation of the co-determination within the studies and the Nijmegen School of Management.
 

  • Commissioner Academic Affairs
    The Commissioner Academic Affairs at Synergy represents the interests of the students of the Business Administration department. The commissioner acts as the first contact person in case there are complaints about education in Business Administration. Do you have questions about for example summaries, tutoring, ordering books or readers, the facilities or contact information? Please send an email to our Commissioner Academic Affairs or you can come by at the Synergy office (EOS 00.180).
     
  • Study advisors
    The study advisors are the first to contact for study guidance. If you have questions about your own study progress or want to discuss problems (both study-related and personal), you can contact these advisors. You can find their contact information of your study advisor here. The study advisor for all master programmes in Business Administraton is Remke Friesen. 


  • Programme committee (Dutch abbreviation: OLC)
    Each field of study has its own programme committee. This committee monitors the quality of the program and consists of students, teachers and study advisors. The main tasks are the evaluation of education and giving an opinion on the annual adoption of the Education and Examination Regulations (EER). So if you have any questions or remarks about your educational programme, please contact the programme committee. More information can be found here.


  • Faculty Student Council (FSC)
    The Faculty Student Council is an elected student representation at the faculty level and exists at each faculty. The FSC is composed of six students who, on behalf of all students of the faculty, participate and even co-decide on the policies pursued by the faculty board. The FSC is responsible for assessing the (educational) plans of the dean. In assessing these plans, the best interests of the student are taken into account. If you have a complaint, a question or just want to give your opinion about the ins and outs of the faculty, send an e-mail to the FSC here!


  • Examination Board
    In the task of the Examination Board, examinations, the course of events during and around examinations and the assessment of papers play an important role. The Examination Board appoints examiners, supervises the orderly conduct of examinations and the inspection, combats fraud, determines the sanction for fraudulent students, promotes and monitors the quality of the testing, decides on the application of the OER and examines whether special circumstances justify deviations from the rules. Also the granting of exemptions, admission to the program or education in the next phase and admission to examinations or exams are the field of activity of the Examination Board. Want more information? Then click here.

  • Assessor 
    The main role of the Student Assessor is to represent students on the faculty. A Student Assessor ensures that the opinion of students within the faculty is heard in management level decisions. To keep a close eye on student concerns and keep them informed of what is being decided at the faculty, it is important for a Student Assessor to keep in touch with students. Contact the assessor here

  • Confidential Advisors
    Anyone can encounter some form of undesirable behavior in the workplace, such as bullying, aggression or abuse of power. Discussing it with the person in question or with your manager can be an obstacle or, in some situations, even impossible. You can report this and discuss your approach with a confidential advisor. You can contact a confidential advisor here.