Could you please introduce yourself?
My name is Ricarda, and I am a student in industrial engineering at the College of High Education of the Province of Liège (Haute École de la Province de Liège – HEPL). Last year I was a member of the HEPL’s Erasmus Student Network. It is a student network whose aim is to help Erasmus students integrate better into their new environment. I was part of this organization for 3 years, including a year as Vice President. I am currently the HEPL’s UNIgreen ambassador. It is all very new to me, but I am really looking forward to being part of this new family.
Which added value or benefits of UNIgreen would you like to highlight, and why?
What I would like to emphasise about UNIgreen is the collaborative aspect of the project. This collaboration is necessary to share knowledge and best practice, which encourages innovation and improves the quality of teaching and research.
In addition, this collective effort strengthens the link between academia and industry, enabling students to gain real-world knowledge and enhance their employability. UNIgreen’s collaborative framework illustrates the power of unity and shared goals in building a sustainable future.
Please tell us what UNIgreen means to you and use one word to describe it.
For me, UNIgreen is an innovation. A great project that will make a major contribution to future ecology.
