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leaves something to be desired. Pass-rates(after four years) of the bachelorprogramme have reached 68% and thatof the Zoma master programme 65%(after two years). Only the HEPL masterprogramme, with a pass-rate of 23% (aftertwo years), remains a source of worry.For that matter, we aim to reach a pass-rateof at least 70% for all our programmes.In the coming years we will invest a greatdeal in stimulating measures, including theB1-project, which is aimed at improving(success-rates of) the BMG bachelorprogramme.Internationally iBMG has also unfoldedmore and more educational activities. Newcollaborations have been established withuniversities in Innsbruck (Austria) andAnkara (Turkey), as a result of which thenumber of exchange students has risen tosome 15 to 20 yearly. Furthermore, togetherwith the universities of Oslo (Norway),Innsbruck (Austria) and Bologna (Italy) weare busy setting-up an international jointmaster degree.Also, closer connections with Dutch Schoolsfor Higher Professional Education (hbo) havebeen established in the past years. A newpre-master programme was developed witha focus on lateral entry students: graduatesfrom a Dutch hbo or university who wishto do a master programme of iBMG.In consultation with Hogeschool Rotterdamwe are exploring whether a seamlesstransition from specific hbo-programmes toiBMG’s master programmes could perhapsbe achieved in due time.Although we have achieved a great deal,various challenges for the coming yearsremain. Apart from improving success-rateswe need to take measures to accommodatefor the ever growing numbers of students.This means that we will have to adjust, for34
example, the education facilitating processesand to equip the also rapidly growingteaching staff with required skills throughtraining courses and feedback.In addition, the growing diversity instudent body – in part due to the growingnumber of international students – requireseducational adaptations. As a matter ofcourse our education will have to keep trackof current developments in the health caresector.35
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