As a care worker, how do you deal with a robot that can take over some of your tasks? As an education professional, how can you ensure that your teaching is properly structured online? How can an entrepreneur make his business future-proof? And how do we ensure that people with new ideas can turn these ideas into their own company?

The universities are in the midst of a rapidly changing labour market, and have therefore developed an appropriate Lifelong Development range. After all, the questions described above are increasingly becoming part of our reality. The use of AI/ICT forms an integral part of our daily lives. Care workers and education professionals no longer work without ICT applications, and these processes have also been reinforced by the coronavirus crisis. Entrepreneurs are also facing new challenges as they need to be able to respond more quickly to consumer demand while still keeping their employees committed, for example.

These issues now demand highly educated professionals who continue to develop on an ongoing basis. As a result, the Dutch universities have now bundled their offerings in the fields of AI/ICT and entrepreneurship. These can be found on a handy overview page. The overview is a precursor to the national Lifelong Development catalogue on which the universities are collaborating. Here, interested parties will soon be able to quickly search through all university offerings and make a decision.

The AI/ICT and entrepreneurship programmes can be found here.

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