Dutch international and budget cut plans raise European alarm – Research Professional News
Sector leaders concerned by wider implications for research investment and mobility across EU
Plans by the Netherlands’ right-wing government to cut university budgets, and limit internationalisation, could damage the consensus needed across the EU to bolster investment in research and student mobility, sector leaders have warned.
The new Dutch government—in which Geert Wilders’ anti-immigration, far-right PVV is the largest party—was finally sworn in last month after a coalition agreement was reached.
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