Joint decision making means that various stakeholders are able to participate in discussions on important topics. At the ESSB students, either in a group or individually, can join discussions with professors and employees of the Erasmus School of Social and Behavioural Sciences in order to represent students and their opinion. Students are active in joint decision making processes at different levels, thus conveying their ideas and complaints.
This part of the website gives information on the various possibilities to participate in joint decision making at the ESSB, how this is organised and where to go to in case of a complaint about the education.
There are various joint decision making bodies & stakeholders at the ESSB:
- Educational committees
- The Faculty Council
- The University Council
Student Consultative Body of the Faculty
The above bodies are represented in the Faculty Student Consultation or FSO. In this consultation, representatives of all ESSB participation bodies meet to discuss educational matters. The FSO meets monthly and is chaired by the Education Commissioner of study association Cedo Nulli, also a Faculty Management Consultation student member. This person has a supporting role in the area of participation in the task package and, in that capacity, supervises the Faculty Student Consultation.
Educational matters that may interest students are dealt with in the FSO. Each body deals with current issues that affect the other bodies. After all, each body can learn from the other. In addition, educational complaints received by Cedo Nulli, among others, are dealt with and forwarded to the correct body. You can look under ‘complaints’ on the left for more information about complaints.