Working together on impactful solutions
Fontys ICT likes to bring out the best in people and their environment. We do this by offering a challenging and stimulating learning and working environment. Thanks to intensive cooperation with the business community, we are able to provide innovative and inspiring education. Our talented ICT students therefore work on real assignments for real companies. We are very proud of this successful collaboration with over 130 partners and are happy to share how we involve the field in education and research.
Cooperation with our partners is central to all forms of our education. We offer students various types of education, full-time and part-time: bachelor (4 years), associate degree (2 years) and master (1 or 1.5 years). We believe it is important that professionals can continue to develop themselves, also after graduation. That is why we actively contribute to the government's Lifelong Development programme. Since 2024, we also offer various courses for professionals, including in the field of AI and data.
Why become a partner at Fontys ICT?
- Meet potential interns/employees
- Increase brand awareness
- Expand your network
- Expand your knowledge and learn from our students
- Share knowledge with students and colleagues
- Make connections within the Brainport and Midpoint network
- Meet over 130 partners during our events, such as the annual Career Day
- Make use of our hybrid working and learning environment
- Get involved 'for society' and contribute to ICT education
News
The number of wild mammals in the Netherlands has been increasing for years. In a densely populated country, this brings all kinds of challenges. Think of collisions with wild boar or beavers digging holes in dykes. According to Fontys ICT, smart technology can play an important role in managing wildlife.
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From online scams and fraud to hacking. More and more companies and people are victims of cybercrime. To counter this, bright minds are needed: cybersecurity professionals. ICT student Esmée Jongenelen is one such and was the first Dutch student to receive the Cybersmart Edubadge.
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The six Smart mobile students who developed the innovative Stolpersteine app last year won awards last week. They accepted the Joe Cattini Local Hero Award at the Local Hero Concert in Eindhoven. ‘Nice to see that we're making so much impact,’ he said.
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Whether he is a groundbreaking thinker who will change the world? He is, says graduating ICT student Lucas Castelein (23).
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On 8 July, our lecturers Erdinç Saçan and Danny Bloks gave over twenty participants, working for organisations in the Brainport region, a fascinating insight into the world of artificial intelligence and the endless possibilities it offers.
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