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Do you want to contribute to solutions for the major challenges of our time while choosing your own courses? This University College program offers you a broad foundation and the freedom to delve deeper into what you find important. This way, you'll develop the skills to translate your ideas into action and contribute to a better future!
Energy Law in Practice Course
The course focuses on the energy sector in the Netherlands within the European context and consists of two separate courses, each lasting three days, in which important legal aspects are covered by both academics and experts from the field.
Industrial engineering and management (Technical Business Administration)
IEM: this is a true engineering degree program, in which you learn to translate new industrial techniques into practical solutions, such as more sustainable production processes or new products.
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PhD Candidate
PhD candidate researching citizens' views on fair climate policy, joint at University of Groningen and SCP.Tasks include designing studies, quantitative and qualitative analyses, publishing, and presenting findings.Requires a research Master's degree and strong quantitative analytical skills.
Postdoc Position ONE Engagement
Postdoctoral researcher investigates which participation approaches work best in specific local contexts. Activities: empirical research, case analyses, interviews, and development of policy instruments. Required: PhD in environmental psychology, sociology, law, geography, urban planning, or a related field.
Project Manager Research Sub-mm Instrumentation
Senior project manager research leading R&D of sub-millimeter cryogenic receivers and detectors. Manage project schedules, budgets, experiments, collaborations, documentation, and publications. Requires a PhD and extensive heterodyne instrumentation experience; based at the NOVA Sub-mm Group.
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The most important aspect of his Industrial Engineering & Management studies wasn't just the technical aspect. He also found the focus on management very interesting.
