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About this event
In this webinar, Michiel Heldeweg, MEEM programme director, addresses some of the key features of the MEEM programme, such as making social and technological changes towards sustainability, with both an integrative perspective and a choice of tracks in environment, water, and energy.
He also explains how MEEM is to educate sustainability change agents, as T-shape academic professionals, the opportunities that an international classroom can offer through collaborative work, and how each student finalizes the programme with an individual thesis research project.
The MEEM programme covers three sustainability domains: environment, energy and water. The TED talk of Gül Özerol will shed light on how these domains are integrated into the curriculum through courses, case studies, and thesis research. Drawing from the “nexus” approach, it will also address how the three domains connect with each other and with broader socio-technical systems.
MEEM alumni and students will tell you more about their journey in choosing the programme, how they experience(d) it, living in Leeuwarden, and finding a job!
Michiel Heldenweg – The roll of a MEEM student in today’s global energy challenges
Gül Özerol – TED talk on the Nexus Approach/The 3-domain idea of MEEM
Rinske Koster - Practical information on admission requirements
Alumni and students – Life & Study as a MEEM Student in the Netherlands & Job perspectives
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Interested (inter alia) in legal governance of emerging technologies (facilitating) and of the energy transition - especially institutional settings and experimentation.
The University of Twente is a public research university located in Enschede, Netherlands.
