CIT annual report 2021 online
The CIT annual report 2021 is online. In the annual report we look back on another eventful year in which, despite the ongoing pandemic, the core processes of the University of Groningen were able to continue. Once again, intensive use was made of online education, digital exams, online research and remote working facilities. The developments of the past year show that increasing digitization offers more possibilities than ever before.
In the Annual Report 2021 we give an impression of the developments and innovations in education, research and organisation and, of course, look ahead at the future.
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