Upgraded eduroam network for reliable wireless studying and working
Over the past two years, a great deal of behind-the-scenes work has gone into upgrading the eduroam Wi-Fi network across all Inholland campuses (with the exception of Groningen, which will follow later this year). We worked closely with SURF — the organisation that manages IT services for Dutch education institutions — to deliver a future-proof network that’s ready for the digital way we study and work.
To improve the quality of the network, each campus was carefully measured to assess the strength of the Wi-Fi signal based on how spaces are actually used. All access points — the devices that provide the wireless signal — were then replaced and expanded in areas where coverage had previously been poor. A final measurement confirmed the improvement in signal coverage.
Thanks to these upgrades, the network is now fully up to date. Whether you’re studying, working, or collaborating on campus, you can count on a stable and well-covered eduroam connection.
What is eduroam?
Eduroam is the international Wi-Fi network designed specifically for education and research. It offers a safe and easy way for students and staff to log in — not only at Inholland, but also at other education institutions around the world that offer eduroam.
Questions?
Still have questions or noticing issues with the Wi-Fi signal somewhere? Let us know by filling in this form, so IVT and ISO can check whether it’s a network-related issue or something else.