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Saskia Arndt and Mariska Kret on animal and human behaviour

Pets use lots of signals to communicate, but you have to learn to speak their language.

Interview with Rebecca Nordquist, Assistant Professor and Researcher at the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine

The Behaviour Clinic for Animals offers support for serious behavioural problems

A conversation about diversity and inclusion at Veterinary Medicine

An interview with the new Vice Dean of Education Harold Bok

So what should you do if your parrot – which always used to say hello in an adorable voice – suddenly greets you with a deafening screech, or your cockatoo bites you when you try to pick it up or plucks out all its feathers?

Former student, current student: Janneke van der Laan, senior animal welfare inspector at the Netherlands Food and Consumer Product Safety Authority (NVWA) in conversation with Lidewei de Boer, Master's student at the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine.

Pasha van Bijlert and Marius Dwars in conversation about the chicken and the dinosaur

Scientists call for better articles on animal testing.

Dutch Railways (NS) employees may have come into contact with chromium-6 between 1970 and 2020. It is not known exactly how often or how much this happened.

The Alliance for Human Relevant Science and Animal Free Research UK has launched in July this year a one-of-its-kind online community.

They differ in terms of the research they do – but that makes the community more colourful. Heidi Lesscher, Sanne Nijhof en Odilia Laceulle all have the same focus: finding out how resilience works in children and how it can be strengthened.”

Every year, 100,000 animals are mistreated in the Netherlands, estimates the National Expert Center for Animal Cruelty (LED).

The health and welfare of animals that produce our food is of great importance.

Chiara Robbiano and Gerard van der Ree participated in a symposium and a summit in Japan last month. Read more about their visit.

The orca that stranded and eventually died near Cadzand last Saturday had severe gum inflammation. The orca also had not eaten for some time.

Nitrogen is a many-headed monster

The orca that died on Cadzand beach in Zeeland on Saturday is being examined at the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine. It is a female of 5.17 metres and about 2,000 kilos.

The public debate on nitrogen measures seems to be mainly about seemingly conflicting interests around economics and nature.

Universities of the Netherlands (UNL) and the Dutch Federation of ľ�ϸ���Ӱ�� Medical Centres (NFU) jointly present a target for laboratory animal-free innovation in academic education.

Ventilation and air purification can help reduce the spread of the SARS-CoV-2 virus through the air in buildings.

Assistant professor Agnes Andeweg started the project at ľ�ϸ���Ӱ�� College Utrecht back in 2017. We talk with her about the idea behind the project, the selection of the book and what she hopes for the future.

She presents her papers at the conference of the International Association of Language and Intercultural Communication (IALIC) in Lisbon, Portugal and the online conference of the International Association of Intercultural Education (IAIE)

We are looking for a ľ�ϸ���Ӱ�� College Utrecht graduate to temporarily support our admissions team.