New students, new ideas and a focus on IT, IOT and Digitalisation
28 Mar 2019 in The Programme by David Ward
UNITECH International held its March Meetings in Zürich last week, and members of all stakeholder groups – corporate and academic partners, students and alumni – gathered to discuss UNITECH operational best practices and its strategic direction.
The allocation of the students recruited at the 2019 Assessment Centres to their exchange universities was made – a cohort of fine young future engineers who have great diversity with a record 41% females
The current focus on developing stronger IT, IOT and Digitalisation elements across UNITECH was intensified, with initiatives in both the academic and corporate areas being discussed and defined.
And there was time for some good social interaction among the attendees with a “Flying Supper” held in the nearby “food&lab”.
The allocation of the students recruited at the 2019 Assessment Centres to their exchange universities was made – a cohort of fine young future engineers who have great diversity with a record 41% females
The current focus on developing stronger IT, IOT and Digitalisation elements across UNITECH was intensified, with initiatives in both the academic and corporate areas being discussed and defined.
And there was time for some good social interaction among the attendees with a “Flying Supper” held in the nearby “food&lab”.