Network

Our Faculty's network extends across different sectors and domains, inside and outside VUB. It consists of our alumni and the Brussels Education Network. Take advantage of this network to build your own professional career.

Alumni

Have you graduated from VUB? Then you belong to a unique network of 75,000 former students (also known as alumni) on the threshold of building a better future. Make use of it, because your connections can inspire you and help you shape your own career. We give you 3 tips to strengthen your alumni network.

3 tips to strengthen your alumni network

1. Read the stories of our mentors and professionals

Every week our alumni tell their stories to inspire others about their study and job choice. Are you impressed by someone's experiences? Connect via LinkedIn.

2. Follow VUB and our research on LinkedIn

Via LinkedIn you will stay in the loop on our organisation and our research. Besides, you can easily connect with fellow alumni and expand your professional network.

3. Scroll our Wall of Faces

In our over 50 years of existence, quite a few brilliant minds have made their contribution to VUB. Scroll through the timeline, discover interesting alumni profiles and get in touch via LinkedIn.

EDU XL

Our VUB teacher education programme works together with that of Erasmus Brussels University under the name EDU XL. The purpose of this partnership? The professionalisation of teachers and the professionalisation of current and future teacher educators. The Brussels metropolitan context takes central stage in this.

STEM Support Centre

For our continuing education courses, we work together with the STEM support centre Brussels. This support centre aims to support teachers and teacher teams in secondary education. They are focusing on Teacher Development Teams in order to arrive at a different didactics for the education of sciences, technology and mathematics. The key words are: interdisciplinarity (which requires cooperation from teachers), relevance (social problems, the environment of young people), integration and inquiry-based and problem-solving learning.

Multidisciplinary Institute for Teacher Education