Impact Education Dialogues | Part I

Date
Friday 15 Oct 2021, 12:00 - 13:30
Type
General
Spoken Language
Dutch
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We want our education to generate an impact in society, so we ought to search for ways in which we can align courses and programmes to the challenges that our societal partners face. During this event, we speak with impact leaders and relevant societal partners about how our university can meet the needs of society within our education. 

This event falls under a series of dialogues initiated by Evaluating Societal Impact and Strategy 2024. The impact dialogue takes place in a live talk show setting in the Erasmus Paviljoen theatre. We will discuss both the academic and the societal perspective on the impact that we have as a university. As a starting point, we take the complex challenge of healthcare transitions and further explore it from various and interdisciplinary viewpoints. 

Of course, we give room to our students and to you, the spectator, to ask questions and comment either live or via the stream. This event will be in Dutch. A recording of the event with English subtitles will be published later. 

Guests

  • Portretfoto Annelien Bredenoord
    Prof. Dr. Annelien Bredenoord

    Upcoming Rector Magnificus EUR

  • Portret Ciska Scheidel
    Ciska Scheidel

    Director Public Health at Ministry of Health, Welfare and Sport

  • Portret Dirk de Korne
    dr. Dirk de Korne

    Staffdirector Care & Welfare SVRZ

  • Portret Marjolein Tasche
    Marjolein Tasche

    President of the Board of Directors Franciscus Gasthuis & Vlietland

  • Marleen de Mul ESHPM
    dr. Marleen de Mul

    Program Director Bachelor Health sciences

  • Prof. Dr. Arwin van Buuren

    Academic Lead 'Impact at the Core'

  • Prof. Dr. Maarten Frens

    Vice Dean of Education Erasmus MC

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