Successful Completion of the Innovation Course: Creative Ideas, Strong Networks & New Perspectives
March 5th marked a special moment: The participants of the Innovation Course of Wissensregion Düsseldorf presented their groundbreaking ideas to an audience from academia, business, and the start-up scene. The event, hosted at FOM Düsseldorf, not only showcased exciting entrepreneurial projects but also fostered valuable exchange and new networking opportunities.
Review of the sixth edition of ‘Come & Cooperate’
The sixth edition of ‘Come & Cooperate’ took place at the IHK Düsseldorf on 6 November 2024. With over 100 discussions between universities, companies and non-profits, valuable connections and collaborations were once again created.
Third edition of ‘Düsseldorf meets International Talents’
‘Düsseldorf meets International Talents’ invites international students and researchers to the Stadtmuseum Düsseldorf on 3 December. The event promotes networking with local authorities, companies and city representatives and offers panel discussions, musical interludes and a lecture on networking strategies. A city tour through the old town rounds off the programme. Registration is possible until 10 November.
The Night of Science is back in 2024 – and we’ll be there again!
On September 13, 2024, the fifth Night of Science will take place in Düsseldorf from 5 p.m. to midnight.
Our association will be represented in the foyer of the university building with an interactive stand on the topic of “How does biodegradation work?”.
In cooperation with Henkel, we offer families with children in particular an entertaining and tangible science experience.
We will also be presenting our ideas and future plans for the annual focus on “Sustainability” in a creative format.
Innovation course 2024: Become part of the future!
The Innovation Course 2024 is aimed at students, trainees and curious people who love new ideas and want to make the world a better place.
Under the guidance of Prof. Dr. Michael Friebe, participants learn how to develop and present their own business ideas.
The course offers practice-oriented exercises, international innovation methodology and networking opportunities.
The kick-off event “Innovation Design Challenge” provides a non-binding introduction.
The registration phase is now open – join us and shape the future with your ideas!
Düsseldorf meets International Talents
At this annual event, which took place for the second time last year (2023), international students and researchers who are completing their studies in the region are invited to show them the diverse professional and cultural opportunities in Düsseldorf and the surrounding area.
Come & Cooperate
Come & Cooperate” organizes half-day matching sessions in which researchers and companies come together for open-ended 1:1 discussions.
This is accompanied by funding advice, advice from innovation coaches and advice on property rights.
Night of Science
The Night of Science is a fascinating event organized by Heinrich Heine University that brings science and research closer to the general public in an innovative and interactive way.
This event has a special significance in the Wissensregion Düsseldorf, as it allows people of all ages to experience science up close and outside of traditional academic spaces.
Innovation course
The innovation course pursues the core idea of interdisciplinarity under the motto: “We can learn best from people who think differently.” The course is aimed at anyone who wants to develop innovative ideas and entrepreneurial skills. Participants work on prototypes and business models in a practical environment, thereby promoting their creativity and self-efficacy. The course therefore offers an ideal platform for anyone who wants to turn their visions into tangible projects and strengthen the culture of innovation in the region.
Welcome Day 2023
The second Welcome Day for international students and researchers in Düsseldorf took place on December 5, 2023 at the Tech.Hub Düsseldorf.
Christian Zaum welcomed 30 participants from various universities and research institutions.
The aim is to keep international talent in the region.
Dr. Kai de Weldige emphasized the importance of career prospects.
Supported by the Düsseldorf Chamber of Industry and Commerce and companies such as Henkel and the Max Planck Institute, the participants gained valuable insights into the job market and networked.
The day ended with a visit to the Christmas market in the old town.