SURF is the collaborative organisation for ICT in Dutch education and research
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Driving ICT innovation in education and research together
More than 100 education and research institutions in the Netherlands work together in the SURF cooperative to fully utilise the opportunities of digitalisation. Our goal: improved and more flexible education and research.
June-edition SURF Magazine: about the post-covid-19 era
SURF Magazine is a publication of SURF with in-depth articles & interviews and is published 4 times a year. SURF Magazine is published both online and in print. Subscribe to the printed editions of SURF Magazine (in Dutch) free of charge.
eduID: 1 digital identity for students
Students are increasingly taking courses at other institutions. Researchers are collaborating with a number of other research institutions or with companies. SURF is investigating how a single identity, the eduID, can help facilitate this. We could use the help of institutions to develop eduID.
Working together towards a SURF 2Year Plan 2021-2022
Part of SURF's new governance is that members will be more involved in the Cooperative's strategic direction. On the basis of the sector priorities and the priorities that SURF will draw up itself, we will prepare a 2-year plan 2021-2022 together with the members.
Measures by SURF around the coronavirus
During the corona crisis, SURF is doing everything in its power to provide extra support to our affiliated institutions with ICT services for education and research. We have taken extra measures to that end and made new services and knowledge available.
SURF stories
Personal stories about the impact of our innovations.
PRESTO: Peer assessment in relay form
An innovative and educational form of education, but also a moral dilemma. Says lecturer Technical Public Administration Pieter Bots.
'We are all in the same boat'
He was always quite capable of keeping an academic distance from his research on climate change. Read the story of climate scientist Leo van Kampenhout (UU), who studies the melting of the Greenland ice sheet and its effect on the rise in sea levels.
The doctorate of a sweet tooth
For years we have known that almost all forms of human behaviour are partly hereditary. Read the story of Fleur Meddens (VU and EUR) about predicting behaviour on the basis of DNA.
Working at SURF
Working at SURF means working in an innovative organisation that plays an important role in society. Do you wish to set ambitious goals, and continue to develop your personal strengths? Then working at SURF might be just the thing for you.
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Employee story
"My colleagues are all very different people, but share the same passion and sense of humour. This makes my work a lot of fun."
