Four years of CIV Bio Sciences
On October 29, we close the CIV project together. What did the journey deliver? Four years on, how close are we to our ambition of training as many future-proof, motivated bio sciences professionals as possible? And is the work done? Let’s talk about it.
Collaborating, renewing, looking ahead
The centrepiece of the afternoon is a panel discussion on what four years of working together has meant, seen from both education and industry. To set the scene, we start with a guest speaker. Adri Pijnenburg is an education trend strategist and a committed connector of vocational education, the labour market and innovation. He will guide us through the four lines of the CIV: education, research, lifelong learning and ecosystems.
Drawing on examples from the Netherlands and abroad, Adri shows how strong regional ecosystems speed up talent development and educational renewal. He also shares the latest insights and trends from his international study visits to Estonia, Flanders and the World Expos in Dubai and Japan.
Programme
15:00 Doors open
15:30 Opening and programme (Pieter Berends, board member OVBSP)
15:35 Welcome and introduction (Laurens Lancel, trainee at Rijnland District Water Authority)
15:45 CIV Bio Sciences: where we stand (Sandra Migchielsen, programme manager)
16:00 Guest lecture on collaborating, renewing and looking ahead (Adri Pijnenburg, trend strategist)
16:30 Panel discussion: what four years of CIV Bio Sciences have meant, with:
- Debby Zuijderduijn, team leader Medical Laboratory Education (MLO), mboRijnland
- Rianne Veldt-Meijer, Practor Bio Sciences and MLO teacher, mboRijnland
- Marwin Albertema, Principal Training Specialist, Strategy & Operations Support, Johnson & Johnson Innovative Medicine
- Thijs Remijn, Human Capital Agenda project leader, Leiden Bio Science Park
- Michael Lindeman, director College of ICT & Technology, mboRijnland
17:00 Closing and networking drinks
We look forward to seeing you there.
