Alliance EWUU Preventive Health Hackathon

On the 2nd and 3rd of October, Wageningen University & Research offers a two-day extracurricular Preventive Health Hackathon for Bachelor and Master students of the Alliance EWUU (TU/e, WUR, UU and UMCU). This hackathon is organised in collaboration with Thuis Wageningen and touches upon the theme of ‘energy poverty’.

The Preventive Health Hacakathon focuses on one of the most important challenges in our society: reaching and helping people who experience financial stress, partly due to rising energy prices. More and more people in the Netherlands are struggling with high energy costs, making it difficult for them to afford good nutrition and exercise.

Master students can take part in a two-day hackathon on 2 and 3 October to find solutions for this. During the hackathon, students will explore in multidisciplinary teams how to make financial services and energy-saving measures more accessible. In the end, students have the chance to share their ideas to help Thuis Wageningen, Wageningen municipality and their partners reach struggling households. Join this challenge and find solutions!

Practical information

Dates:                 2 and 3 October 2023

Time:                  09:30 – 17:30 uur

Location:            Thuis Wageningen

Stay over:          spending the night at Thuis Wageningen for free, is an option when enough students have registered for the hackaton.

ECTS:                 0, Extracurricular

Language:          English

Registration

Registration is mandatory. You can sign up via this link. Registration is possible until September 27 2023.

More information

Please click here for more information.

About Alliance EWUU

The motto of the alliance between Eindhoven University of Technology, Wageningen University & Research, Utrecht University and University Medical Center Utrecht (Alliance EWUU), is ‘Challenging future generations’. The Alliance EWUU aims to achieve this by putting young researchers, lecturers and students at the helm and by collaborating across disciplines. The four institutions combine their expertise in order to contribute to social transitions in the fields of health, food, energy and sustainability.