Join the Leaders of Innovation and Impact Summer School!
About the summer school
From the 12th until the 19th of August 2019 the summer school “Leaders of Innovation and Impact” will be organized at the campus of the University of Twente. It is organized by the University Innovation Fellows (UIF). This group of students has followed the Stanford University organized programme and are now part of the worldwide UIF community. Stanford professors have joined last year at the first edition and will do so again at this second edition.
The summer program is organized as a course within the CuriousU summer school. Students learn about design thinking, innovation and receive 2 ECTS upon successful completion of the 8-day program. Additionally, they learn how to solve complex problems with innovative solutions. Students will work in multidisciplinary groups and are triggered to learn from each other. The course includes workshops, lectures, company visits and talks with inspiring people who for example recently set up their own start-up. Read more about the program on the website.
For students
It’s a great opportunity to learn the above mentioned skills, get in touch with the University of Twente as ECIU partner university. Additionally, in case your university is not yet part of the UIF network it could be a great start for student-level collaboration between the universities.
In case of questions regarding the Leaders of Innovation and Impact track feel free to reach out to me or Wim Kamerman from UIF at wim@universityinnovationfellows.nl
Registration
For questions related to the Twente summerschool in general, please contact:
Email us: curiousu@utwente.nl
Call us: (+31) (0)53 489 5489
University of Twente
At the University of Twente, we are pioneers in fusing technology, science and engineering with social sciences to impact the world around us. We call this ‘high tech human touch’.
Since its founding in 1961, we have been deeply connected with the rich industrial heritage of our region. We participate in ground-breaking, globe-spanning networks and programmes, and maintain lifelong connections with more than 50,000 alumni worldwide. It is a multicultural community of talented, ambitious people that offers students, scientists and educators from around the world the best possible conditions, including an innovative and vibrant campus with world-class facilities.
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