Morning Β· learn together
Two rounds of hands-on workshops from the professional profiles. Students and company delegates learn with and from one another.
Learn together. Share insights. Demonstrate results. In week 19, students, clients and company delegates come together for profile workshops, student keynotes and presentations of every project.
Two rounds of hands-on workshops from the professional profiles. Students and company delegates learn with and from one another.
Three selected profile projects take the keynote stage. All six project teams present their results.
Join for the full day or arrive from 13:30 for the afternoon programme, opening at 14:00.
Arrival for students, tutors and company delegates.
Introduction to the rounds, rooms and learning goals.
Five parallel workshops: 15 students facilitate and 15 participate.
Change rooms and exchange ideas.
Five different workshops: students swap facilitation and participation roles.
Students and companies meet at shared tables.
Set up project stands, test demos and prepare keynotes.
Welcome for clients and other guests.
Welcome and introduction to the minorβs outcomes.
Eight minutes per talk plus two minutes of questions.
Meet and exchange ideas.
Each team: eight minutes presenting, five minutes of questions and two minutes to change over.
Time for conversation.
Every project receives the same stage and time.
Explore six stands with demos, advisory products and team discussions.
Student and company reflections, thanks and next steps.
Continue conversations and explore collaboration.
Ten workshop teams of three students, grouped around a shared learning question. These can differ from the six project teams of five.
Five workshops. Learning questions, facilitators, audience, prerequisites, rooms and available places will be listed here.
Five workshops. Learning questions, facilitators, audience, prerequisites, rooms and available places will be listed here.
The strongest work receives an additional platform. Selection considers quality, evidence, relevance and clear knowledge sharing. A keynote is not a separate assessment route.
Every project team presents its question, approach, results, limitations and next steps. Clients can ask questions, with more time for discussion at the project market.