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Researcher

Jente De Coninck

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Awards & Distinctions

10 Results

2026

Exploring the role of students’ ethnic-minority and socio-economic status in entering open-admissions higher education

Jente De ConinckPeter StevensWendelien Vantieghem

A1 Journal Article in BRITISH JOURNAL OF SOCIOLOGY OF EDUCATION

Invisible threads: how ethnic-minority students weave belonging in higher education

Jente De ConinckPeter StevensWendelien Vantieghem

A1 Journal Article in STUDIES IN HIGHER EDUCATION

Thuis op school: Diversiteitsresponsief onderwijs als sleutel tot belonging

Wendelien VantieghemJente De ConinckKarin Goosen

Bookchapter in Recht op leren in onderwijs

2025

Diversity-responsive education : a vision and approach for powerful learning for every student

Wendelien VantieghemBenjamin PonetKarin GoosenJan De MetsJente De ConinckPiet Van Avermaet

Sense of belonging defined: a conceptual exploration through a qualitative content analysis of ethnic-minority students’ experiences at university

Jente De ConinckPeter StevensWendelien Vantieghem

A1 Journal Article in STUDIES IN HIGHER EDUCATION

The invisible currency : how social capital fosters (or fractures) belonging in higher education : a Bourdieusian study of ethnic-minority experiences

Jente De ConinckWendelien VantieghemPeter Stevens

Understanding belonging : a qualitative content analysis of low SES and ethnic-minority students' experiences at university

Jente De ConinckWendelien VantieghemPeter Stevens

2023

A Bourdieusian, intersectional analysis of in- and exclusion mechanisms for ECM students and from socio-economically vulnerable groups in higher education

Jente De ConinckWendelien VantieghemPeter Stevens

A Bourdieusian, intersectional analysis of in- and exclusion mechanisms in higher education : the case of ethno-cultural minorities students and socio-economically vulnerable groups

Jente De ConinckWendelien VantieghemPeter Stevens

Inclusief onderwijs : hoe, wat en waarom?

Wendelien VantieghemInge Van de PutteJente De Coninck

A4 Journal Article in WELWIJS (LEUVEN)