Welcome! to the Faculty Governance and Global Affairs

2 Yourfirstdayatyournewjob Your workspace LU Card ICT resources E-mail Bicycles Parking Coffee&Tea Opening hours University buildings4 LeidenUniversity:anoverview

Core values and ambitions How does a university function? Where is the University located?7 FGGA Faculty structure Education at the faculty Faculty Council 10 FGGAinpictures11 Goodtoknow Overview of Terms and Conditions of

Employment Youronlineprofilepage ConfidentialCounsellor Codes of Conduct Requesting leave or claiming

expenses Your research in the spotlight Leiden University holidays Evacuations StaffAssociation

Media Policy13 FrequentlyAskedQuestions14 LeidenUniversityBuildingsinThe

Hague16 Examplesofuniversityjargon17 Discoverthecityyouworkin19 HaveagoodtimeinTheHague

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You are starting your new job at Leiden University’s Faculty of Governance and

Global Affairs and we would like to welcome you!

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Coffee and tea

Your workspaceNaturally, you are eager to make your new (physical and digital) workspace your own. Would you like to adjust the height of your desk, or do you need additional hardware or software? Our employees’ website will help youfindoutwhotocontact: https://www.staff.universiteitleiden.nl/buildings-and-facilities/workplace/design-your-workplace/design-your-workplace/

Your first day

at your new job

LU-Card:Your LU Card is your personal Leiden University card which can be used to access certain locations as well as for copying and printing. The card also functions as proof of identity for the University. You can request your card online:https://www.staff.universi-teitleiden.nl/buildings-and-facilities/facilities/lu-card/lu-card/

LU-Card

ParkerenThe University does not have design ated parking spaces for employees or guests in The Hague. You can park your car at the (paid) parking garages ‘Spui’, ‘Plein’, ‘Muzenhof’ or ‘Turfmarkt/Schedel-doekshaven 204’.https://www.universiteitleiden.nl/en/locations/wijnhaven

Parking

Register here for the

New Employees’ Introduction Day

ICT-dienstenYou can use your ULCN account to logon to your computer or to read your university e-mail. You will automatically receive an e-mail with your account information as soon as you have signed your contract with the University. For more information about your ULCN account and other IT resources, please visit our website. https://www.staff.universiteitleiden.nl/human-resources/new-staff/practical-is-sues/it/

ICT resources

FietsenWhen cycling to work, you can park your bicycle in one of the University’s bike sheds. You can access them by using your LU Card. https://www.staff.universiteitleiden.nl/buildings-and-facilities/facilities/bicy-cles/bicycles/

Bicycles

Askyourmanageraboutadepart-mentalcoffeecardwhichwill allowyoutogetcoffee,teaor hot chocolate for free.

Don’t forget to ask for this handy information booklet on your first day at work.

ThevariousFGGAbuildingshavedifferentopeninghours.Youcancheckthemhere:https://www.universiteitleiden.nl/en/governance-and-global-affairs/contact

Openings Hours Buildings

E-mailWhen you are away from your works-pace and unable to logon to an univer-sity computer, you can access your e-mail by using the Remote Workspace or via Webmail. https://www.staff.universiteitleiden.nl/ict/ict-workplace/e-mail/e-mail

E-mail

Your workspace

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Leiden University is one of Europe’s most prestigious international research universities. The University has seven faculties, is located in Leiden and The Hague and has well over 6,700 employees and almost 30,000 students. The University was founded in 1575 and has always stood for freedom of spirit, thought and speech as well as freedom in research and teaching.

AboutLeidenUniversity: https://www.universiteitleiden.nl/en/about-us

CoreValuesandAmbitions

One of the core values of the University’s administrative philosophy is that re search­ers and teachers are more than capable to organise, determine and structure their own work. Trust in the professionalism of its staff, both academic and supportive, is a priority. Maintaining an organisational structure that embodies integrity, trans­parency, and social security for both students and employees is of the utmost importance to the University.

› You can find more information on the core values on the University’s profile

page

› More information on the University’s ambitions can be found in the Instellingsplan 2015-2020: Excelleren

in vrijheid

LeidenUniversity:anoverview

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Deputy Chair:

Drs. M. Ridderbos

Howdoesauniversityfunction?

Leiden University is made up out of seven faculties, each governed by a faculty board under the chairmanship of a dean. Each faculty in turn is divided into several institutions, governed by an institutional board. The University as a whole is gover­ned by the Executive Board (CvB) under the chairmanship of the director of the University, also known as the Rector Magnifi cus. This role has been fulfilled by Professor Carel Stolker since 2013. The CvB is assisted by the Administration and Central Services department and several service units.

An organisational unit with special status are the University Libraries (UBL). On faculty level and interfaculty level there are also several other units for research, or education for specific target groups.

› University Management and Organisa­tion: https://www.universiteitleiden.nl/

en/about-us/management-and-organisa-

tion

The administrative

organisation

Other services and

management

Chair:

Drs. A.F. van der Touw

Rector Magnificus and

Chair: Prof. Mr. C.J.

J.M. Stolker

Chair:

Drs. C.J. de RoonVice Rector Magnificus:

Prof. Dr. In. Drs. H. Bijl

Board of Governors

Faculties

Executive Board

University Council

Archaeology https://www.universiteitleiden.nl/en/archaeology

Humanitieshttps://www.universiteitleiden.nl/en/humanities

Medicine

https://www.universiteitleiden.nl/en/medicine­lumc

Governance and Global Affairshttps://www.universiteitleiden.nl/en/governance­and­global­affairs

Lawhttps://www.universiteitleiden.nl/ en/law

Social and Behavioural Scienceshttps://www.universiteitleiden.nl/en/social­behavioural­sciences

Sciencehttps://www.universiteitleiden.nl/en/science

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Where is the University located?The faculties and other units can be found on many different locations: in the city centre of The Hague and in Leiden in the city centre and its surroundings. The inter­active map will help you find your way.

› All locations in Leiden and The Hague https://www.universiteitleiden.nl/en/

locations

The University has seven faculties in the arts, humanities and sciences, spread out over locations in Leiden and The Hague. The University has over 6,700 staff members and 29,520 students.

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Ourfacultyisascientificknowledgecentrethatlooksatglobalchallenges from an administrative, political, legal, sociological, and economical perspective. We use this knowledge to contribute to large social debates. Not only through research and education but also by organising lectures and discussion panels.

We also pride ourselves on our inquisitive mind, which manifests itselfinourcontinuouseffortstoestablishconnectionswithotherdisciplines and our drive to develop innovative forms of educa-tion.SituatedinTheHague,internationalcityofPeace&Justice.

FGGA

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Assessor:

T. van Klaveren

Director of Operational

Management:

Drs. J.D. Riel QC

Vice Dean/Academic

Director Leiden Institute

of Tax Law and

Economics/Professor

of Empirical Analysis

of Tax and Social Policy:

Prof. dr. C.L.J.

Caminada

Organization chart Faculty Governance and Global Affairs

Faculty Board (FB)

Institutes Centres FacultyOffice

Public Administration Dual PhD Centre Faculty Office, Faculty Board Support, Education & Research Policy, Educational Service Centre, Communications & Marketing, Financial and Economic Affairs, Human Resources, ICT/Information Management, General Services

Security and Global Affairs Centre for Professional Learning

Leiden University College The Hague

The FGGA Organisation

Dean/ Professor Safety,

Security & Law: Prof.

mr. dr. E.R. Muller

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Facultystructure

The faculty is governed by the Faculty Board which is supported by the Faculty Office. The faculty consists of threescien-

tificinstitutes that provide the general bachelor’s and master’s programmes:

› Institute of Public Administration

› Institute of Security and Global Affairs

› Leiden University College The Hague

Besides that, the faculty is also home to severalexpertisecentres:

› Centre for Professional Learning

› Dual PhD Centre

The various departmentsofthefaculty

bureau together with the faculty board are responsible for the daily management of the faculty. This is an overview of the employees and their contact information:

› Faculty Board Support

› Education & Research Policy

› Educational Service Centre

› Communications & Marketing

› Financial and Economic Affairs

› Human Resources

› ICT/Information Management

› General Services

TheFaculty’seducation

At FGGA, students and professionals are able to enrol in programmes that connect with The Hague themes such as: peace, justice and safety, public administration and international governance. There are three bachelor’s programmes and five master’s programmes, each with their own additional specialisations (or ‘tracks’). Highly educated professionals are also able to choose from an extensive array of cour­ses. A complete overview can be found on the educational page of the faculty. https://www.universiteitleiden.nl/en/

governance-and-global-affairs/education

FacultyCouncil

Employees are represented at the faculty by the Faculty Council (FR). The FR represents both students and staff and operates as a sounding board for the faculty board. The meetings and tran­scripts are publicly accessible. You can find the contact persons, with their details, and more information on the agenda and meetings in the organisational structure segment of the website. https://www.organisatiegids.universiteit-

leiden.nl/en/faculties-and-institutes/

governance-and-global-affairs/co-partici-

pation/faculty-board

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FGGAin Pictures

Have a look

through the photos

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Good

to know

OverviewTermsandConditionsof

Employment:

From salary to leave time, to the Individual Choices Model, or home-work commute. Anoverviewoftherelevantissues:https://www.staff.universiteitleiden.nl/human-resources/new-staff/terms-of-em-ployment-in-short/over-view-terms-of-employment/

Youronlineprofilepage

Yourprofilepageisyourpersonalonline‘business card’ on the university’s website, with options available to add relevant con-tent.Asascientistyoucanshowcaseyourresearch. You can read more on how to

updateyourprofilepageonthewebsite.https://www.staff.universiteitleiden.nl/human-resources/new-staff/practical-is-sues/changing-your-profile-page/

ConfidentialCounsellors

Naturally, everyone assumes they will never need them, but a situation can arise in which you could feel the need to ask a confidentialcounsellorwithintheuniversityfor support or advice. Leiden University has severaltypesofconfidentialcounsellors.https://www.staff.universiteitleiden.nl/management-and-administration/com-plaints-and-confidants/confidential-coun-sellors-overview/confidential-counsellors/

All you need to know from the codes

of conduct to requests for leave time

For academic staff:

1. Your online profile page

2. Your research in thespotlight

3. Media policy

CodesofConduct

Everybody who has dealings with Leiden University must be able to trust that we will deal with them with integrity. If it’s to do with research, dealings with students, or ancillary activities. De employees’ website provides you with more information on the University’s Code of Conduct on Integrity, and other important agreements. https://www.staff.universiteitleiden.nl/human-resources/hr-policy-and-co-de-of-conduct/code-of-conduct/code-of-conduct-integrity/

Requestleaveorclaimexpenses

You can handle several HR-aspects yourself by logging onto ‘SelfService’. You can request leave, claim expenses, orviewyoursalaryspecification,forinstance. You logon by using your UCLN account. https://www.staff.universiteitleiden.nl/communications--marketing/communica-tions/communication-about-research/research-in-the-press/

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Yourresearchinthespotlight

Apublication,auniquefind,importantconclusions on your research – naturally, you would like to share your academic progress with a wider audience. How to best use the available opportunities? You can contact the Communications and Marketingdepartment(C&M)ofFGGA.They will help you publicise your news through various channels, and are in contact with the university’s advisor on scientificcommunications.Youwillfindanoverview of the possibilities on the website. https://www.staff.universiteitleiden.nl/communications--marketing/communica-tions/communication-about-research/research-in-the-press/

LeidenUniversityHolidays

The University has several yearly holidays that are worth taking down in your calendar. The opening of the academic year at the beginning of September. You can attend in person at the ‘Pieterskerk’ in Leiden or watch it from your workspace through live stream. 3 October, the LiberationofLeiden,isanofficial University holiday. https://www.staff.universiteitleiden.nl/education/organisation-education-pro-gramme/academic-calendar/academic- calendar/

Evacuations

There are instructions on evacuations for employeesingeneralandspecificallyforteachers having to escort students outside. Youcanfindallthenecessaryinformationon the evacuation website.https://www.staff.universiteitleiden.nl/ vr/evacuation-website

Staff AssociationGettoknowyourcolleaguesfromdifferentdepartments and faculties by attending workshops, visits to the theatre, or possibly evenashortholidaytrip.Thestaffassocia-tion organises a variety of activities for its members. You will only have to pay a small monthlycontributionfee.Asamember,you are also eligible for a discount at approximatelyhundreddifferent companies in Leiden and The Hague. https://www.staff.universiteitleiden.nl/activities-outside-your-work/staff-net-works/staff-networks/staff-associations

Media policyHave you been approached by a journalist? Do you have questions on how to interact with the media or on social media? Please contact the Communicationsdepartmentvia: communicatie@fgga.leidenuniv.nl

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Frequently

Asked QuestionsI would like to know more about…. Who do I turn to?

Organisingameetingorevent? You can reserve a location through the Service desk. Every department has its own policies. Please contact your department’s secretariat for more information.

HouseStyle You can browse the online House Style Manual or contact the Communications and Marketing department (communicatie@fgga.leidenuniv.nl)

ITassistance The central ISSC helpdesk can be reached by dialling 8888. More information on how to contact them.

InvoicesandSAPnumbers In order to be able to pay an invoice, you need to provide your supplier with the university’scentralinvoiceaddressandsomeotherdetailssuchasaSAPnumber.

EmergencyServices/Safety FGGA’sEmergencyServicesCoordinatorisHenk Ellert. You can read what to do in case the alarmgoesoffonthe evacuation website.

Procedurecallinginsick thefirststepwhencallinginsickistocontactyourmanagerbyphone.The entire procedure for calling in sick and returning to work is listed on the employees’ website.

Iamaninternationalemployee For international employees and guest researcher, the Service Centre International Staff (SCIS)ifthefirstportofcallforquestionsaboutvisa,housing,andothermigrationmatters.

Registeryourpublicationslist AsresearcheratLeidenUniversity,youneedtoaddyourscientificpublicationstotheuniver-sitydatabaseandyourpersonalprofilethroughLUCRIS. If you want to transport an entire list fromadifferentdatabaseinonego,youcancontactErnaStokx,graduateofficer,tohelpyoudo so. Mail.

Bookaroom The University’s Service desk is the central point of call for all your questions, wishes, or complaints about the general services. You can also book rooms through them.

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FGGAisspreadoutoverfivedifferentlocations,allwithin walking distance of each other, and all located in the city centre, in the vicinity of various relevant organisations and with all the city’s conveniences at hand.

WijnhavenTurfmarkt 992511 DP The Hague

At Wijnhaven you will find the institutes Public Administration and ISGA and many student facilities. The building con­tains a large auditorium, a library, and the Spanish Stairs where publicly accessible events are hosted on a frequent basis.https://www.universiteitleiden.nl/en/

locations/wijnhaven

The original ‘Wijnhaven’ (wine harbour), together with the ‘Turfmarkt’ (peat market) and ‘Kalvermarkt’ (calves market), is one of the oldest areas of The Hague. The names refer to the goods that used to be traded there by the original ‘Hagenezen’ (The Hague citizens). Over the years the func­tion of the area and even this building has changed completely. The current university building is a transformation of the former ministry of Interior Affairs building.

Anna van Buerenplein AnnavanBuerenplein3012595 DG The Hague

This is the home of Leiden University College The Hague (LUC The Hague). Apart from offices and teaching facilities, the building also provides homes and living facilities for LUC The Hague’s students. https://www.universiteitleiden.nl/en/

locations/anna-van-buerenplein

Anna van Bueren only lived for 25 years but as the first wife of Willem van Oranje, she is an important person in the history of the Netherlands. The square has given its’ name to the Anna van Bueren tower, the building that has been especially designed for LUC The Hague, based on its residential concept.

FGGAlocationsinTheHague

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Schouwburgstraat Schouwburgstraat 22511VATheHague

This building houses most of the faculty office, the Dual PhD Centre, and the Centre for Professional Learning. There are also an auditorium and additional classrooms. https://www.universiteitleiden.nl/en/

locations/schouwburgstraat

The district has a history of lively enter­tainment, stately homes, government buil­dings, and artists. Diversity at its best. The current university building is spread out of three buildings that have been combined, preserving most of the original facades.

Beehive Student CentreTurfmarkt 1042511 DC The Hague

Apart from many student­specific facilities, Beehive also offers also sports facilities for students and staff alike. Beehive is located opposite Wijnhaven.https://www.universiteitleiden.nl/en/

locations/beehive-student-centre

StichthageKoninginJulianaplein10(13thfloor)2595AATheHague

The upper floors of this building situated on top of The Hague Central Station are being used to hold seminars for various bachelor’s and master’s programmes. https://www.universiteitleiden.nl/en/

locations/stichthage

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ExecutiveBoard

‘College van Bestuur’ (CvB) , This is the central University management board. Located at ‘het Rap’.

Faculty

‘Faculteit’Acentraldepartmentofthe university which combines a few closely related educational programmes and research groups. BesidesFGGA,wehavethefacul-ties of Social and Behavioural Scien-ces (FSW), Science (FWN), Law (FDR),Humanities(FGW),Archaeo-logy(FdA),andMedicine(LUMC).

FacultyBoard

‘Faculteitsbestuur’ (FB) The faculty is managed by the Faculty Board, which is comprised of a dean (also itschairandthescientificdirector),a vice dean (also the educational director), a board member (also the director of operational manage-ment), and an assessor (a student member). The Faculty Board is

responsible for the strategic policies of the faculty as a whole, as well as in the fieldofeducation,research,andmain-tenance.

FacultyOffice

‘Faculteitsbureau’Acoupleofdesignated units within the faculty that provide services to the faculty as a whole, although this does not include education. For instance, the Faculty Board, communications, HR,andfinances.

FacultyCouncil

‘Faculteitsraad’(FR)AftertheUni-versity Council, the Faculty Council isthesecondhigheststaffandstu-dent body at the University. It acts as an intermediary between the various departments of a faculty. The Faculty Council has the right to approve and advise on various mat-ters concerning the faculty. It also representsstudentsandstaffandisa sounding board for the Faculty Board.

EXAMPLES UNIVERSITAIR

JARGON

Get started with these handy key words

and you’ll feel right at home in no-time!

ICTO

Pronounced in two syllables as ‘ikto’, it stands of ‘ICT en Onderwijs’ (ICTandEducation).Adisciplinethat supports and develops all kinds of digital forms of education. For example:onlineassignments,deba-ting forums, online courses, and various interactive tools.

BeadleorUniversityRegistrar

‘Pedel’ Has an important, in part ceremonial,roleatofficialeventsoftheUniversity.ApartfromassistingtheRectorMagnificusduringtheopening of the academic year, Dies Natalis, and orations, the core task of his job is assisting in PhD cere-monies.

Rapenburg(Rap70)

The longest canal in Leiden, but also synonymous for the universi-ty’s central administration. In short, ‘het Rap 70’. This is where the uni-versity’s board and (supporting) administrative departments are located.Alsoknownas‘Centraal’(central), not to be confused with ‘Centraal Station’ (the central rail-way station).

StepTalk

Science on the Spanish Stairs! StepTalks are public lectures that areheldonthefirstfloorofWijn-

haven, with the Spanish Stairs acting as a its arena stands. Experts give informal talks about their rese-arch, mission, and work.

UFB

The UFB – ‘Universitair Facilitair Bedrijf’ (University Services Depart-ment). They supply a wide variety of services on all university locati-ons such as catering, building and room maintenance, workspace support, housemasters, printing, mail and transport facilities. You can’t miss them!

UniversityCouncil

‘Universiteitsraad’ (UR) The University Council is a demo cra-tically elected advisory board which jointly represents all students and staffmembersoftheuniversity. Thecouncilismadeupofeightstaffmembers and eight students from differentfacultiesandsupportingdepartments.

ScientificDirector

‘Wetenschappelijk Directeur’ (WD) Attheheadofaresearchdisciplineisthescientificdirector.Ascientificdirector is also a member of the institute’s board.

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CentraalStation

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China Town

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Discover the

city you work in

Take a stroll and get to know the nicest spots in the vicinity of your new workplace. These lunch strolls will surely surprise you.

Lunch stroll

Nature

A Paleistuin, a quiet place ideally suited for a picnic. Prinsessewal B Lange Voorhout, become enchanted by thethousandsofflow-ering crocuses.C Haagse bos, an oasis of green in a hectic city. Zuiderpad D Hofvijver, enjoy the The Hague skyline or just relax on one of the many benches surrounding the lakeLange Vijverberg

Lunch stroll

Culture

A Mauritshuis, meet the most famous girl in The Hague Plein 29B Escher huis, let your imagination run wild. Lange Voorhout 74C Panorama Mesdag, get a 360° view and immerse yourself in the magical illusion. Zeestraat 65D De Haagse Passage, the oldest shopping arcade in the Nether-lands, a UNESCO site. Passage

Lunch stroll

Culinary

A Zeta, restaurant Café. Grote Markt 28B ‘t Bakkertje, artisanal bakery with The Hague specialities. Oude Molstraat 38C Happy Tosti, the lunch restaurant/social workshop that puts a smile on every-one’s faces. Korte Poten 5D Smoothie company, delicious smoothies and juices. Venestraat 2A

Feel right at home

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Danielle van Osch‘t Hof van Eten

It’s small but I consider this to be a hidden gem: ‘t Hof van Eten. A lunchroom with a fenced off outside seating area that serves original dishes. Soups, salads, and sandwiches are all prepared on site. It can be very busy due to its small size but don’t be fooled. It still is a place that manages a personal touch in a classy but also relatively informal setting. You might find it in the ‘Oude Molstraat’, located in the city centre. This street that runs parallel with the ‘Noordeinde’ and could very well become your go-to location, given the many bars, restaurants and that wonderful French bakery: Michel.

Constant HijzenHofjes

The Hague has many interesting ‘hofjes’, most often hidden, but usually very much worth the effort of trying to find them. During your lunchbreak you could easily visit the ‘Henriette Hofje’ on the ‘Denneweg’ (numbers 72 – 82), where the resistance leader Siewert de Koe used to live before he was taken away by the Germans during WW2, but the ‘Hofje van Severie’ (Noordeinde 104 – 120) is also utterly charming and within walking distance.

Vincent WoltersTip!

The university has its own sports facilities in The Hague where you can practice over 15 different sports. As employee you will receive a generous discount on a subscription with the University’s Sports Centre ‘The Buzz’. Offset the costs of your subscriptionOn top of that it is also possible to offset your sub-scription fees against your gross salary by using the Individual Choices Model. By doing so, you will save another 40%. You will pay only €10.35 a month!

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Japanse garden in Clingendael

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Have a good time

in The HagueAll work and

no play….

The university has a brand new student centre with sports facilities called Beehive. Asemployeeyoucanworkoutwitha substantial discount. https://www.universiteitleiden.nl/ en/student-sport-the-hague/rates/ university-staff

Work out with a discount

Do you want to explore the hidden hotspots and famous highlights in The Hague? Reserve a few hours in your calendar and try one of these online walking tours passing beaches, palaces, shopping arcades, or restaurants. https://denhaag.com/en/routes

The Hague is a treasure trove of impressive artworks. Let yourself be inspired by the wonderful museums and beautiful exhibitions. https://denhaag.com/en/ museums

With numerous festivals and events organised all year round, The Hague is a true festival city. DenHaag.com gives you an overview so you won’t have to miss out on anything. https://denhaag.com/en/festivals

Visit one of the many events

From the city centre it’s only a 15-minute tram ride (tram 9) to the beach. Close by youwillalsofindtheoldestwoodsintheNetherlands:‘HetHaagseBos’–anexcel-lent location for an leisurely lunch walk. Or go roaming through the dunes and woods of ‘Meijendel’.

Enjoy nature

The city centre of The Hague is full of nice restaurants and cafés. At‘Plein’or‘GroteMarkt’youaresuretofindsomethingtosuityour tastes. Go investigate or ask your colleagues for their latest favourite hotspot.

Discover international cuisines and nice cafés

Talk a scenic walk through The Hague

Cultural

The Hague

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If you have any comments or additions

to this magazine, please e-mail

communication@fgga.leidenuniv.nl

Enjoy working

at FGGA!

Design: ratio.design Haarlem

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