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Moreover, the average percentage of 31.2% will mean that, for the first time, one in three full professors will be women. If the target figures are achieved, in 2025 no university will have a percentage of women full professors of less than 25%.

Will universities meet their target figures?Īt the beginning of 2020, the LNVH requested the universities to set target figures for women full professors for the period 2020–2025. TU Delft remains the only university that has not yet passed the threshold of 20% women full professors. The proportion of women full professors declined there too. Delft University of Technology (TU Delft) is once again in last place, with 17.7% women full professors. Even though their proportion of women full professors declined, the Open University was in first place – as in previous years – with 40.4%, followed by Maastricht University with 35.1%. At the end of 2021, three universities had passed the threshold of 30% women full professors: the Open University, Maastricht University and Leiden University.

This year, there are no outliers with growth percentages above 3 percentage points as there were last year. Ten universities showed a slight growth, and at one university the proportion of women full professors remained the same. The proportion of women full professors has declined again to 26.7%.ĭecrease in the proportion of women professors at a number of universitiesīetween the end of 2020 and the end of 2021 there was a decrease in the percentage of women full professors at three universities. On the other hand, the percentage of women professors has fallen by a striking 2.0 percentage points to 32.4%. The proportion of women assistant professors has risen by a mere 0.9 percentage point to 44.5%, the same as the proportion of female PhD students. The percentage of female PhD students has grown minimally, by 0.1 percentage point, and is now 44.5%. This percentage is, however, slightly lower than that of last year. More than half of the graduates at Dutch universities are women (53.4%). The higher up the academic career ladder, the fewer women That is a year later than last year’s forecast. It will take until 2041 before an equal gender distribution among professors is achieved. That is because the 1.0 percentage point growth in the percentage of women professors is the lowest in five years. However, there are no milestones in the 2022 Monitor, only alarm bells. The 2021 Monitor celebrated the milestone of 1 in 4 professors being women. The proportion of women professors rose 1.0 percentage point in comparison with the previous year, when it was 25.7%. The percentage of women professors working at Dutch universities is 26.7%, according to the 2022 Women Professors Monitor, which was presented on 8 December by the Dutch Network of Women Professors (LNVH). More extensive monitoring of the gender distribution among international staff. Growth in the proportion of women in academic management. Decrease in the share of women professors at a number of universities. LNVH presents the 2022 Women Professors MonitorPRESS RELEASE – 2022 WOMEN PROFESSORS MONITORĢ022 WOMEN PROFESSORS MONITOR: Lowest growth percentage of women professors in past five year.

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