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Collaborate, innovate, and develop solutions for societal impact with us.
We'd love to hear from you! Whether you are facing a well-defined challenge or exploring how complexity science and data-driven methods might shed new light on your work, if you have an exciting idea in mind where our students' dedication could make a difference, get in touch.
We'll work with you to design a collaboration that aligns your needs and our goals to deliver real impact.
Two options for collaboration:
Global System Overview + Local Challenge
Global System Overview + Local Challenge
Challenge-based Project I and II
Challenge-based Project I and II
A group of students addresses a wicked problem or open question you have
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A group of students addresses a wicked problem or open question you have
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Collaborate with a group of 3 to 5 interdisciplinary students in understanding and formalizing the system and the challenge that you find yourself in. Start by extending its boundaries, then zoom in on local aspects that can be changed.
Students have mentors at the University of Amsterdam, and you engage with them as they progress in applying Systems Thinking tools. Some examples of these tools are:
System Maps, Causal Loop Diagrams, Exploratory Data Analysis, Network Analysis, Causal Inference, Stakeholder Mapping, Exploratory Modelling, and more (see example previous projects!)
Up to two semesters, lower contact rate
Up to two semesters, lower contact rate
Thesis Research
Thesis Research
Graduation Project
Graduation Project
A student develops and executes a research project with you and a university examiner, focused on a specific, co-designed research question
A student develops and executes a research project with you and a university examiner, focused on a specific, co-designed research question
Collaborate with a second-year master's student in developing and executing a semester-long research project.
One semester with daily supervision
One semester with daily supervision
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