Upcoming events
Information Lunch Learning Communities Q4
Wednesday, February 19th 2025, 12:45 - 13:45
IDE Studio 23/24 - Faculty of Industrial Design, TU Delft
Do you want to make an impact on creating a sustainable society as part of your curriculum?
Collaborate with fellow students (HBO/WO/MBO), companies, teachers, governmental institutions, and citizens. This can be part of your JIP, BEP, internship, MDP, MEP, or course project.
This information session will cover the following Learning Communities:
Are you interested in joining for Q4?
Find possible assignments on the specific learning community page.
Questions? Reach out to: r.h.bossen@tudelft.nl
Learning Communities
Are you a teacher working in vocational education (MBO), higher professional education (HBO), or academic education (WO) and want to offer students an effective learning environment?
This is possible by taking an active role in guiding students within Learning Communities.
Learning Communities are the driving force behind innovative developments. Professionals from companies, governments, and NGOs collaborate in Learning Communities with researchers, teachers, and students from educational institutions. In Learning Communities, learning, working, and innovating take place in small groups of 5-6 people, united by a common interest. The goal is to develop and share knowledge and find solutions to complex societal challenges.
Why Participate in a Learning Community as a Teacher?
Impact on the education
Enhance the quality and relevance of education by integrating practice-oriented and problem-based learning into your (project-based) course. By participating in Learning Communities, you can improve curricula and better prepare students for the challenges of the future.
Professional Development
Collaborate with a diverse group of professionals and stay up-to-date with the latest developments in your field.
Interdisciplinary Collaboration
Benefit from the interdisciplinary nature of Learning Communities. Collaborate with experts from various fields and enrich your own knowledge and skills by exploring new perspectives.
Network
Learning Communities offer a unique opportunity for continuous professional growth and expanding your network.
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How Do You Guide Students in Learning Communities?
Integrate a Challenge from a Learning Community into project courses, internships, minors, or graduation projects, ensuring that new assignments continually emerge from the Learning Communities through ongoing interaction with society.
Take an active role as a mentor. Assist students in formulating their learning objectives and developing their projects within the Learning Community.
Engage relevant stakeholders such as companies, governments, and NGOs. Their input and collaboration are essential to the success of the Learning Community and provide students with a richer learning experience.
