The statistics:
advancing women
in science

The underrepresentation of women in higher scientific positions is to be found both in scientific education and in research institutions.

19,3%

19,3% (in fte’s) of
the professors engaged
in scientific
education in
2016 were women.

2051

Women advance proportionately at nearly all points of transition to higher functions. Nevertheless it will take untill 2051 before there is an equal distribution of men and women among professors 1.

Higher up, downhill

The proportion of women declines with every successive step 2.

Higher gear

With targets for female professors in 2020, the universities want to accelerate the increase in the share of women at the top.

12+25

incijfers_item4_onderzoeksinstellingenIn 2014 the average share of women in higher positions within research institutions was: 12 percent at the top (Board of Governors, directors and the next two hierarchical layers below) and 25 percent in the following category (third and fourth hierarchical levels under the board of governors and directors) 3.

Footnotes

  1. Monitor female professors 2017 (2017). Utrecht: Dutch Network of Women Professors (LNVH).
  2. Monitor female professors 2017 (2017). Utrecht: Dutch Network of Women Professors (LNVH).
  3. Monitor Talent to the top 2014: Supplementary analyses of universities, UMCs and research institutions (2015). Zeist: Van Doorne Huiskes and partners | Committee Monitoring Talent to the Top.
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