Explore the journeys of our graduates and gain insights into what it means to be a science communicator and educator. This page features personal stories, career highlights, and reflections from our alumni.
How to tell a visual story: 10 tips from alumnus Mark Hektor
By Myrna Kooij. How can we communicate science through illustrations? During his workshop on visual storytelling, alumnus Mark Hektor taught me to draw a sheep and introduced me to the world of storytelling. Read more about Mark’s illustrating experience and learn about his main take-away message to get your point…
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The European Researchers’ Night
Exactly one week ago it was time for the European Night of Researchers at the Forum of Groningen. Curious as to what sort of events there were and what topics were discussed? Find out here.
Balancing between agriculture and nature (EN/NL)
Jorian is area coordinator and communication advisor at an organisation which helps farmers become more nature-friendly. In this versatile job he has multiple tasks and works with a lot of different people.
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Never thought about becoming a teacher (EN/NL)
Kayleigh has always felt it was a strange idea for people to want to be in front of a classroom. Yet the advice of one of her teachers has always stuck with her. She did enjoy teaching during the educational minor, so she chose to do the EC master for…
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The education track: “No program for rejects” (EN/NL)
Renske is a chemistry teacher at heart. She works four days a week at a secondary school and teaches one day a week at the teacher training college for chemistry. Her schedule is quite full, but she enjoys every day to the full.
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