activism recognition and edubadges

Why formal recognition?

As a board member or committee member you have meant a great deal to the student community. It is not only important that you receive a financial compensation for this, but also that you get recognition for your work. This is why it is possible to apply for activism recognition and/or an Edubadge which will be awarded in the form of an official certificate or digital certificate. In this way, you can demonstrate to future employers, the importance of your extra-curricular activities.

Below, the conditions, procedure and guidelines of the application are explained in more detail for both the full-, the part-time and committee activism recognition. Please take care that you download the files applicable to your type of application, as they differ in content.

Difference activism recognition certificate and Edubadge

You can obtain an Edubadge for your extra-curricular activities within a full-time or part-time board or a committee. An Edubadge is a digital certificate than can be published to your LinkedIn page. In addition, former full-time or part-time board members will receive a printed certificate. This certificate is issued by the board of the University of Twente, the Executive Board. The Rector Magnificus, Tom Veldkamp, is involved with the activism recognition and signs all the recognitions personally.

Receiving the Edubadge and activism recognition

When your report has been approved, you will receive information on how to confirm your Edubadge. If you are also eligble for a printed activism recognition certificate, you will be invited for an activism recognition pick-up lunch. This lunch takes place two times a year.

CONTACT

If you have any questions or comments, you can always contact activisme-erkenning@union.utwente.nl!