Team
Matthijs Roobeek
Course co-coordinator and teacher 'Nature based solutions'
"Stepping outside of the classroom and your core discipline to address a societal problem is probably the best learning experience one can have at any University. In the TIC course you do so, while also interacting with students from different faculties, professionals, and civil organisations. A unique learning opportunity!"
Jori Symons
Teacher for OneHealth
"I look forward to guiding participants in their analysis of complex, societal problems and to see how they bring in their own expertise to contribute to an interdisciplinary problem-solving process within TIC."
dr. Yolanda van Beek
Course coordinator
"In the TIC course you not only learn by working together with students from other disciplines, but you also learn how to apply knowledge from your own discipline to current complex societal issues. You will learn to appeciate your own discipline in a different way. By working together with partners and stakeholders outside university you will learn to deal with different perspectives on these societal issues and what it takes to implement desired changes."
dr. Vinicius Coscioni
co-coordinator and Teacher for 'Youth on the Move'
"Beyond the walls of the university lies a world filled with complex problems waiting to be solved. As academics, we must be willing to get our feet muddy."
Rahmat Riyadi
Teacher for Investing in the Future
"In the course we push the boundaries of transformative innovation, our collaborative spirit fuels through interdisciplinary research that aims to drive meaningful change toward a sustainable future."
dr. Liping Dai
Teacher for 'Nature based Solutions'
βIn the TIC course, you not only collaborate with students from various disciplines but also gain a deeper understanding of how to apply your own expertise to address the complex, interconnected social issues we face today. This collaborative approach is essential for creating solutions that are both innovative and effective.β
