nikoLAB – Prävention für Studierende

Dezember 3, 2016
Katrin Steglich
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+zone untersucht im Rahmen eine Labs, wie Studierende eine positive und interessierte Haltung zur Prävention entwickeln. Als Research- und Design-Unternehmen mit Fokus auf Innovation + Resilienz haben wir einen Mikro-Konferenz Ansatz mit Forschern, Bloggern, DJ, Essen + Trinken für mehr Fokus und Resilienz im Studium entwickelt, das auf neue Art und Weise interessante und hilfreiche Hacks & Tweaks für junge Menschen zur Verfügung stellt. Wir setzen dabei auf einen vielschichtigen Ansatz, der intelligent verknüpft und ermöglicht.

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