Studying at Fontys ICT InnovationLab
Introduction
Fontys School of ICT students enter the Fontys ICT InnovationLab during their third and fourth year. At the Lab they join experienced business professionals and researchers to work on applied research projects straight from the work field. As junior-researchers, students gain direct experience as ICT professionals, learn business soft skills, and experience working alongside various stakeholders. But it's not just a learning exertion; students imagine, create and design the ICT innovations of tomorrow.
Develop future ICT innovations as student at Fontys ICT InnovationLab
As a Fontys School of ICT student, your learning process is not about sitting in classrooms and following lectures. You're in charge of your own learning goals, which you pursue while working on partner projects. At the Fontys ICT InnovationLab, you become a junior ICT professional, working side-by-side with experienced work field professionals with various backgrounds in research, business and other disciplines. Your projects come directly from our Partners in Innovation, leading companies in a variety of industries. This helps you prepare for your future as an ICT professional with the ability to keep learning and imagine new possibilities. It also provides you with the skills needed to function in diverse and international organizations, where presenting, reporting and collaborating are part of your daily tasks. Studying at Fontys ICT InnovationLab prepares you for a future in ICT.
News
Explore student news from Fontys ICT InnovationLab.
On Wednesday, 26 June at 10:00 am, a group of six Smart Mobile students from Fontys ICT enthusiastically launched the ...
On Friday, June 14, the final of the Self Driving Challenge took place. The past few months, the winning Fontys team consisting ...
With the introduction of two new fast-track courses, called Accelerate IT, Fontys ICT responds to the growing need of ...
A group of enthusiastic students and teachers are taking part in the Self Driving Challenge (SDC) of the RDW.