Archive 2013: BNR, Class of 2020, GlobalEducation, TheGuardian, Rijksoverheid, HollandHandbook, WES, CareerBuilders UK, Intermediar, BCF CareerGuideBook, NRCNext, UniversityWorldNews, FD.nl, Transfer, Eurograduate, NRCNext, Vertrek NL

BNR Zakendoen met: Nannette Ripmeester

The Class of 2020. The Next European Renaissance

The Class of 2020, the largest European housing platform, has included Nannette Ripmeester in its annual publication. Nannette has emphasised that understanding students’ choices in international academic careers is crucial.

Global Education. A narrative

A book “Global Education. A narrative” marks the contributions of Hanneke Teekens, a Grande Dame of internationalisation, at Nuffic. Nannette Ripmeester, among other experts, has shared her views about the value of international education in the book.

The Guardian, Guardian Careers

Nannette Ripmesteer shared her expertise with The Guardian on adapting ones CV and cover letter to different European countries.

Report of Rijksoverheid

Hans de Wit and Nannette Ripmeester contributed to the Social and Economic Council (SER) report about retaining foreign students in the Dutch labour market.

Holland Handbook

Nannette Ripmeester is the co-author of Chapter 2 “Working in the Netherlands” in Holland Handbook, which contains information on employment laws, booming sectors, labour market and salaries among other relevant topics for the expatriates.

WES: International Mobility Forum

Graduate employment has had a terribly slow recovery, and today’s graduates face stiff competition in the job market, presentation by Nannette Ripmeester

CareerBuilders UK

How to get a job abroad, by Rachel Burge

Intermediair

Solliciteren in Australië: de do’s en don’ts voor je cv, by Nannette Ripmeester

BCF Career Guide Book ’13/’14

Expand your boundaries, find a job abroad! Featuring Nannette Ripmeester

NRC Next

Kom werken, kom uitgeven, featuring Nannette Ripmeester, 29 May 2013

University World News, 18 May 2013

The pessimism about doing a PhD does not reflect the experience of all students, as evidenced by increasing numbers of doctoral students and claimed by Hans de Wit and Nannette Ripmeester – aging populations and dropping interest among young people in sciences and engineering in developing countries require highly skilled people

University World News, 20 April 2013

With the rich world worrying about skills shortages, one solution being pursued is to boost the ‘stay rates’ of international students. “The global brain race – Robbing developing countries” refers to the summary done by Hans de Wit and Nannette Ripmeester about the measures taken to increase the stay rates of students

fd.nl: Wereldveroveraars

Internationale Ondernemers Kunnen niet zonder Stereotypen, fd.nl

Transfer Maart 2013

Buitenlandse student wil best blijven, Annelieke Zandvliet

Eurograduate 2013

The current economic climate in Europe has had a profound effect on the way in which we view labour mobility, by Nannette Ripmeester, 2013

University World News

OECD countries face stiff competition in getting foreign students to stay, written by Hans de Wit and Nannette Ripmeester, 17 February 2013

NRC Next

Elke maandag een enkeltje Bristol, featuring Nannette Ripmeester, 30 January 2013

Vertrek NL

Gezocht: baan in het buitenland, by Nannette Ripmeester, January 2013