On October 11th, the traditional Knowledge Fair of the Research Master on Individual Differences and Assessment took place. During this event, students can get to know potential supervisors who they can work with during (and maybe after) the program. It is important to find good matches for the many projects the students will carry out (Internal traineeship 1, Internal traineeship 2, internal traineeship 3, internal traineeship 4, first-year paper, and Master’s thesis). The 1st year students presented themselves and their research interests to teachers, 2nd year students, and alumni. The participants then had a moment to get together and discuss their interest with the teachers.
This is a great opportunity to also connect across cohorts and find co-supervision to strengthen our multi-disciplinary approach and to foster team science from the start. Most importantly, this is a great chance to discuss research ideas and get inspired!
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