The ICO educational programme provides a conceptual basis and organizing framework with the aim of supporting PhD candidates to develop themselves to the highest possible level of professional researcher in the field of education and training. To this end, ICO establishes formal educational structures…
The different elements in the ICO mission lead to the organization of the research programme into ‘thematic groups’. These thematic groups can be regarded as Special Interest Groups. The thematic groups are responsible for the organization of ICO’s thematic courses and also contribute to…
Institutes of fourteen Dutch and Belgian universities participate in ICO. These universities constitute the inter-university graduate school ICO. To become a member of ICO, you have be appointed at one of the ICO universities, and should be employed in a faculty or institute participating…
On Thursday, 29 October 2020 at 16:15 hours exactly, Marlies ter Beek (University of Groningen) will defend her thesis Supporting reading comprehension in history education: The use and usefulness of a digital learning environment. Due to Covid-19 regulations, only a limited number of people can…
Learn MoreOn Wednesday, 16 September 2020 at 16:00 hours exactly, Sanne Rovers (Maastricht University) will defend her thesis Growing knowledge; Supporting students’ self-regulation in problem-based learning.
Learn MoreProf. dr. Pim Teunissen is per 1 september 2020 benoemd tot wetenschappelijk directeur en onderzoeksdirecteur van SHE, de School of Health Professions Education van Maastricht University. Hij volgt prof. dr. Cees van der Vleuten op die in 2023 met pensioen gaat en prof. dr….
Learn MoreThis online course is especially set up for PhD candidates in the field of science education with a master’s degree outside of the educational sciences, and who want to know more about the research on learning and instruction. The course will start in September,…
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