Career Webinar (25 – 27 November)
So what kind of job perspective will you have after finishing what you start? Starting with the sustainable career webinar 25/27 November we will give you an an idea about…
Shift Events
Our amazing committees regularly organise events to boost your career opportunities, meet new people or just to have a lot of fun. Despite the current situation we’re doing everything we can (and are allowed to do of course) to provide you with plenty of opportunities to connect, be inspired and enjoy these times the best we can. Check below for all upcoming events!
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Past Events
COVID-19: Inform your study advisor
In these times of a global pandemic information and communication are essential tools in combating this threat. Which is why we’d like to remind you all of the rapidly changing…
Prosperity within limits: is it possible?
Book review by Lowik Pieters: Prosperity without growth by Tim Jackson It seems like the world is changing rapidly, but one thing has been stable for centuries: our need for…
Coastal engineering: going multifunctional?
By Ankita Singhvi. A quarter of the world’s population lives within 100km of a shoreline, with urbanisation on the rise. Coastal space is scarce and valuable, but it is becoming…
Reviving the not-for-profit business model for a sustainable economy
By Lowik Pieters & Quirien Reijtenbagh. It is often assumed that profit is to capitalism as sand is to a beach. The constant growth of resource extractions, essential in a…
IPG: Sea, Sand and Sustainability
By Ankita Singhvi. After months of studying in classrooms, the Interdisciplinary Project Group (IPG) gives IE students the opportunity to put our knowledge to use in the ‘real world’. …