- Adriana Seclaman & Massimo Rossetti

In this session, we will explore the fascinating world of artificial intelligence (AI) and its transformative influence on the business landscape. We will embark on a journey to uncover how AI is revolutionizing industries through automation, advanced analytics, and innovation. With the help of real-world examples, we will explore the practical applications of AI in various business contexts, allowing you to get a deeper understanding of the abundant opportunities AI presents across industries. Whether you are an entrepreneur, executive, or simply curious about the potential of AI, this session will provide you with valuable insights and inspire you to envision the role of AI in shaping the future of business.

- Johan De Wilde, Wendy Nuis, Niels van der Baan, Simon Beausaert

The transition from education to employment is crucial in any career. The help of a coach is an added value, but not every form of coaching will simply yield results. This session includes the book Coaching on the edge of education and work for a limited number of participants. Based on the contents of this book, this session provides insights into the crucial roles and characteristics a coach must possess to successfully guide students and starters into the work field. Discover the science behind coaching, learn about the four types of coaching support, get practical tools and exercises, and evaluate your own coaching practice in this session.

- Dominique Meyers and Ellen Bastiaens

In this workshop, we will present some examples of formats of learning (from formal learning to informal and non-formal learning), and we will explain how we facilitate this in different ways (e.g. training, experience, and platforms for exchange). Platforms for exchange can be organised in different ways. Establishing a community of practice is an example we will elaborate upon in our workshop. We will give a short introduction followed by experiencing a mini community of practice to share each other’s practices for learning with the participants.

- Katie Lindley

Working cross-culturally or cross-generationally can bring unexpected challenges, and we all need tools to navigate them well. A practical workshop to address these challenges and opportunities through discussion and role-play in a safe environment. The workshop aims to: 1) Explore our own culture (national, regional and personal) and its influence on the way we communicate. 2) Practice and discuss different styles of communication, especially with regard to concepts such as communication styles, politeness and giving feedback. 3) Identify strategies for improving intercultural communication in the workplace.

- Roberta Di Palma & Noah Moonen

Meet the forefront of innovation with DEXLab as we introduce three distinct sessions, each dedicated to a groundbreaking technology. Join us in exploring and shaping the evolving face of technology!
1) Virtual Reality (VR) Dive: Immerse in the vast realms of VR. Experience these virtual worlds hands-on, then brainstorm how VR can redefine experiences in various sectors.
2) Augmented Reality (AR) Encounter: Navigate the tangible and digital blend. Engage with AR's dynamic capabilities, ideating on its potential applications and transformative impact.
3) Service Robots Session: Interact with automation. Collaborate with service robots, envisioning their potential roles in diverse environments and scenarios.

- Joyce Grul & Tchitula Teuns

School of Health Professions Education (SHE) Collaborates is the office for international collaboration. In this workshop, we discuss why lifelong learning is important and how we at SHE Collaborates practice this in an international context. You will receive a short introduction into the importance of learning, education, innovation and its relation to (prospective) careers. There will be a question and answer session at the end.

- Dr. Michal Natorski

Artificial Intelligence tools are increasingly deployed by many organisations and entities in their everyday operations. However, there is a significant lack of awareness that their deployment should meet regulatory requirements. This session will serve to outline the key principles and mechanisms of the regulatory framework being developed in the European Union AI Act and its influence on the existing Dutch policy on AI. Based on this introduction, the participants will discuss how the emerging regulatory approach might influence their organisations in adopting AI tools.

- Katrin Marchand

During this workshop, we will explore the economic potential of labor migrants and refugees in our local communities. We will delve into migration's impact on labour markets, entrepreneurship, and consumption patterns, and discover the unique skills migrants and refugees may bring to drive innovation and growth. It is essential to discuss demographic changes and labour and skills gaps and the role that migration can play in addressing these challenges many countries are facing. We will analyse the scope of labour migration and international displacement and their potential for businesses, productivity, and growth. Lastly, together we will explore examples and strategies for integrating migrants and refugees into companies and societies to foster mutual benefits.