MORSE Launch Week
MORSE (Maastricht Observatory on Resilient, Responsible and Sustainable Enterprise and Economy), an SBE Spearhead program, had its Launch Week from 25 – 29 October. During this week, there were lectures from valued speakers, inaugural lectures from MORSE members, panel discussions with Students and Alumni and a lot more. In this article, you will find links to all the events that occurred during the Launch Week.
Kick-off Meeting
At the kick-off of the MORSE-launch week, the Sustainable UM2030 program and its goals and the research topics of the MORSE partners were presented.
Inaugural Lecture by Prof. Dr Mark Sanders
"Enter the Prince of Denmark; Entrepreneurship for a Resilient and Sustainable Economy”
Inaugural Lecture by Prof. Dr Tina Comes
‘‘A Resilience Agenda for the New Normal”
Workshop on Circular City Making
A workshop during which students discussed possibilities to create a circular fashion lab and get sustainable findings for Stadslabs Sittard-Geleen. It provides an opportunity to connect the local youth and students to senior citizens and strengthen solidarity among and across generations.
Lecture by Prof. Mølgaard and Mr Frans Vollenbroek
A lecture about the European Climate Policy and the UM Research Agenda; first covering Danish climate and energy policies and followingly a retrospective perspective on the international environment focusing on the situation in the Netherlands.
PhD Defence by Alexander R.W. Baker-Shelley
The defence of the PhD thesis “Dancing on the shoulders of giants; an action inquiry into the navigation of organizational transformation for sustainability in the university”
UMIO and MORSE Workshop
A lively session around the theme "Working together towards sustainable, future-proof healthcare", focused on innovation within the sector and with plenty of opportunities for interaction and discussion.
Harvest Workshop UM Sustainable Transformation
The workshop brought together students and staff working on sustainability at UM. The goal of the meeting was to discuss how to better support each other and to formulate clear next steps.
Teaching Economics for a Greener Future
In collaboration with the Green Office, the event included discussions on pluralism and sustainability in the business curriculum. The focus was on ways to integrate sustainability at SBE together with staff and students.
Also read
-
Billions of dollars in foreign aid could be spent more effectively if international poverty statistics weren’t so inaccurate. Says Dr Michail Moatsos, Assistant Professor at Maastricht University School of Business and Economics.
-
DATASET researchers from Maastricht University (BISCI) and Fontys applied the Digital Readiness Scan developed by Logistiek Digitaal to several regional logistics service providers, scientifically validated the underlying methodology, and analyzed the strengths and weaknesses of this tool.
-
Anecdotal evidence imply that what ones sees in a sausage factory cannot be unseen, and such an experience somehow takes away something from the joy that stems out of the carefree consumption of such delicacies. In this blog entry about the international poverty line’s maladies, I don’t want to ask...
