Unesco chair Decentralized Information Society Engineering (DISE) by Gordijn, Faculty of Science, Software and Sustainability, conceptualizes, develops, implements and evaluates research and teaching on decentralized ecosystems and supporting technologies that can enhance understanding of complex data systems and policy making processes for the Sustainable Development Goals at the national and international levels.
Unesco chair ‘Cross-Cultural Sustainability’ (CCS) by Van de Bunt, School of Business and Economics, connects cultural heritage, societal engagement through servant-leadership, community building and mentoring. A dialogue between academia and society will enhance talent diversity and valorization of interdisciplinary knowledge. Leadership with purpose on key societal issues such as social justice and peace building.
Van de Bunt and Gordijn are appointed for the period 2023-2027.
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