Master Club Strategy & Organization

  • Pillar: Social + Career
  • Workload: 3-5 hours per week
  • Time: October – June

The Master club S&O is a committee that helps fellow master students to connect with each other and acts as a bridge of communication between the Master students and the Faculty of Business and Economics. Our goal is to organize interesting and successful events such as social drinks with other students, but also workshops about doing an internship during your study. Our aim is on social, academic and career related events.

For the Master students in the S&O specialization, we will aim to provide program specific workshops about how to apply the strategic and organizational theories we learned in class to a real world setting. For example, career events which are related to future careers of students in the field of S&O. By being part of the Master Club, provides you with valuable social connections with fellow students. Furthermore, there is large offer for you with professional networking connections. In this way, the committee helps you with the transition from your study to the start of your career. We  as Aureus are searching motivated S&O students, which can help us to participate in our future activities and gain some valuable insights to your own personal development.

What do I learn as a committee member?

As a member of the Master Club you learn various skills: how to connect students with each other and with potential employers, how to organize activities, communicating professionaly and how to work in a team. This will be done by organizing different social and career related events. Put your networking skills into practice by being the contact person for students, for professors and for employers. You will gain organizing and communication skills by doing for example acquisition and promotion. Besides this is a great opportunity to get to know all the master students of your study and therefore broaden your network socially and professionally. Lastly, you will work closely together in a team of 4 fellow students.

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