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Breakfast Debate: Research Closer to Business — Students Closer to the Labour Market
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Behind us : Debate for breakfast "Science closer to business – student closer to the labour market". Breakfast was organized by the City Office in Łomża in cooperation with the International Academy of Applied Sciences in Łomża. The…

Behind us : Debate for breakfast "Science closer to business – student closer to the labour market". Breakfast organised by the Municipality of Łomża in cooperation with MANS. The main aim of the event was to discuss issues related to the integration of science and business and the adaptation of student education to the labour market requirements. The meeting was opened by the hosts of events, Vice President of Łomża City Andrzej Garlicki and JM Roman Engler – Rector of the International Academy Applied Sciences in Lomża. During the "Business Breakfast" there was a debate in which participants Special guests, including Jerzy Stelmaszuk - Deputy Ombudsman Small and medium-sized enterprises in Białystok, online took part Sławomir Szymczak – Expert on the integration of education into the labour market This is the Leviathan Confederation. I'm sure you'll agree with me. the development and promotion of MANS, Chairman of the Student Government of Katarzyna Polit, and representatives of local entrepreneurs: Damian Jamiołkowski - Vice-President for Regional Production of Cooperative He's also the prosecutor for Domel. The debate focused on various aspects such as: curricula, skills sought by employers, and cooperation between the university and companies. The Ombudsman for Small and Medium-sized Enterprises underlined that: Close cooperation between universities and business is essential for small and medium-sized enterprises. medium-sized enterprises. He also pointed out that students should the possibility of acquiring practical skills while studying in order to they were better prepared for the demands of the labour market. Integration expert Education with the labour market from the Confederation Leviatan stressed the need for updating curricula and adapting them to current trends and the needs of the labour market. The Vice-President of MANS presented initiatives undertaken by the Academy to bring science closer to business, and to better prepare students for the labour market. He also stressed the importance and benefits of working with local businesses Students. The debate was followed by a short presentation of the drones aircraft which has introduced participants to the subject matter modern technology. The guest lecture was prepared by Dr hab. ing. Andrzej Borusiewicz, Prof. MANS. Then, for those who were willing, there was a shooting competition. The Rector's Cup on the laser gun at the International Academy of Sciences Used in the slums. The best thing happened to Sebastian Jaworowski, who He scored a maximum number of points. We would like to thank all our guests for their participation in this meeting.






