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MBO

1 januari 2019

Network systems challenges

A set of challenges to better understand the different components, mechanisms and protocols that make up the internet, provided by the University of Twente. In each challenge, you are asked to write a piece of computer code (in Java, C++ or Python) to solve a problem in computer networking. Your code will be tested automatically. You get feedback which helps you to better understand what is going on, and to improve your solution. Account needed (free).

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Pieter-Tjerk de Boer

2021

Personal branding online

How to build and maintain a professional online image. Topics: self-branding, social networking sites and online identity management, including legal issues.

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Maastricht University Library

10 juni 2024

Start Your Business Specialization - the experience of our students

We asked three of our students of their experiences with the Start Your Business specialization. They give you insightful answers to questions about what to expect, what they learned and some tips to get your started.

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Hogeschool Saxion

19 oktober 2021

Governance of the Water, Energy and food Urban Nexus, Networks and Flows

Knowledge clip with guidance on understanding the connectivity of water, energy and food

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edumedia@wur.nl

16 januari 2024

How to kickstart your career in the Netherlands - Saxion Career Services

In this video we will show you how to get a job as an international student. Sam Genius tells us her story of how she found a job in the Netherlands.

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Hogeschool Saxion

2022

Workshop Student-Stakeholder samenwerking I (Dutch)

This document is a teacher manual for a workshop (duration 2.5 hrs) that aims to support students in their collaboration with stakeholders. The context for which the workshop has been designed is ‘regioleren’ which means that students work on real life complex issues aiming at sustainable regional development. Contributing to the issue at hand, requires the collaboration between students and stakeholders from (semi) governmental bodies, NGOs, businesses, etc. The document provides background information on boundary crossing and an elaborate description of the workshop (goals, program, practical details, tips for teachers). The workshop consists of four rounds: 1. Identification of own expertise; 2. Stakeholder identification; 3. Networking role play; 4. Action plan stakeholder collaboration.

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Judith Gulikers, Carla Oonk, Renate Wesselink