Approved software
Tilburg University offers various software by default. An overview of available software with a campus license can be found in the Software Center. You can install this software yourself. If you need additional software you can request this via IT Support or via the information manager of your division or faculty.
Software with campus licenses
Tilburg University offers support for tools with campus licenses. Agreements have also been made with the suppliers about the way in which they process personal data and what security measures they have taken. These agreements have been laid down in a processing agreement
The Education Innovation Portal provides an overview of teaching tools that you can use as a Tilburg University lecturer to develop teaching materials or to use in classes. Tilburg University has campus licenses for various software that can be used to develop or provide education.
Go to the overview of software with campus licenses
Go to the overview of teaching tools
Software without a campus license
Do you want to install software that is not available in the Software Center? If so, this requires approval from IT Support. The purpose of this is to prevent malware or illegal software. Through the tool Admin by Request, which is automatically installed on your Tilburg University laptop and desktop, you will be asked to provide your email address and a brief motivation. After approval by IT Support, you can install the application. IT support aims for a response within one hour during office hours. We therefore recommend that you schedule installing applications during office hours. In the background, IT Support keeps track of what applications are installed on what specific laptops. These data provide insight for purposes of improving service and information security and they are stored only for this purpose.
Check the application’s privacy policy yourself. Applications from sources other than the Software Center are not supported by IT Support. It is therefore important that you yourself check the provider’s privacy policy and make sure that you have a valid license. IT Support will help with a first security check, but the ultimate responsibility to safely handle data is yours.