Join our Catch up! on Energy - Knowledge and Networking event | 6 December
You are invited to our Catch up! on Energy - Knowledge and Networking Event!
Would you like to hear about the latest scientific insights on the energy transition? And talk to other executives about the challenges that you are facing and exchange your best practices? Then join us on 6 December for an interactive afternoon, where professionals and companies working in the field of energy will share their experiences with you.
Participation is free!
Date and time: Thursday 6 December 2018, 14.30 - 18.30h
Location: Zernike Campus Groningen (you will receive further details later on)
For who: professionals and companies working on energy, alumni of the UGBS energy course, energy students and researchers
The definitive programme will be announced soon.
UGBS information session, directly preceding the programme
An information session on our UGBS energy transition executive programme ('Succesvolle Energietransitie met Multidisciplinaire Aanpak', in Dutch, 2019) will take place directly before the Catch up! on Energy event, from 13.00-14.00h.
Info session participants are also very welcome to join the Catch up! on Energy event afterwards, please tick the box in the sign up form
About the executive energy transition programme:
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