Sustainable Talent Development
Centre of Expertise Global and Inclusive Learning
Introduction
The Sustainable Talent Development research group investigates what changing ways of working, learning and living mean for education and for innovative training in a networked society.
About the research group
Our projects span sectors ranging from healthcare to retail and from education to the business world. The way people work, learn, and live together is changing rapidly. As a result of digitization, automation, and globalization, the value propositions of companies and organizations are shifting.
This also applies to the aspirations and motivations of highly educated individuals themselves. With an open, educational perspective, we work from one key goal: optimal development for every student and professional.
About the professor
dr. Ellen Sjoer
After receiving her PhD from Leiden University, Ellen began working in the Faculty of Technology, Policy and Management at the Delft University of Technology. She has been a project leader for various (inter)national research projects about learning and development in higher education and at companies. The first research group she headed at The Hague University of Applied Sciences was the one known as Knowledge Infrastructure for Science and Technology. Ellen also participates in various networks such as Human, Work and Organization network and the board of the IACEE (International Association for Continuing Engineering Education). Ellen Sjoer heads the Sustainable Talent Development Research Group since 2011.
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Learning and developing: from the first day of the programme up to the time of leaving the professional practice. That's what I want for every professional.
Team
Within our research group, researchers, lecturer-researchers and students work closely with practice partners to conduct research. Together they are committed to translating the results of the research -knowledge and insights- into the practice of education and the region.
