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Cooperation with museums and other cultural heritage institutions in the Netherlands and abroad is vital for CHIP. We collaborate with a number of internationally renowned institutions where it has been possible for our students to undertake placements.

We are thankful for the long-time commitment of many cultural heritage institutions to supporting CHIP with internship placements. We believe that the time, effort and attention their curators have devoted to our students pays back, as hands-on collaboration is crucial for educating new generations of heritage professionals. 

The British Museum: "The future of the universal museum lies in the hands of the young people of today"

“The Department of Africa, Oceania and the Americas appreciate the contributions made by ľ�ϸ���Ӱ�� College Utrecht student volunteers to documentation and collection management tasks at the British Museum. We recognise that the future of the universal museum lies in the hands of the young people of today. We find it important that properly prepared young people learn about museum practice from the inside. We subscribe to CHIP’s goals.” 

Natural History Museum: "Impressed with the work students have done for us"

“ľ�ϸ���Ӱ�� College Utrecht students have proven to be strong candidates for our highly competitive internship programme. They come equipped with excellent theoretical background knowledge. We aim to enable our interns to put theory into practice and see their work incorporated into our gallery projects. We have been very impressed with the work students have done for us and value the new perspectives, skills and knowledge they have brought to our team.”

The Netherlands Open Air Museum: "ľ�ϸ���Ӱ�� College Utrecht students are eager to work hard"

“The Netherlands Open Air Museum highly values the partnership with the CHIP programme. It is our experience that during their internships ľ�ϸ���Ӱ�� College Utrecht students are eager to work hard and come up with research results that are of very good use to us for our projects. In return, we provide some training and a lot of insight into the workings of our innovative institution. The CHIP programme truly complements the students´ scholarly education in a practical way and enriches their vision of cultural heritage.”

The British Council: "CHIP participants have taken their first steps towards leadership"

“The British Council’s business is cultural relations, which brings people from diverse backgrounds together to exchange ideas through arts, education and science. What CHIP and ľ�ϸ���Ӱ�� College Utrecht do is an excellent example of international cultural relations. Participants in the CHIP programme have already taken their first steps towards leadership in their chosen field, and the British Council is proud to be associated with this ongoing project.”