Pim Dietz

Teacher assisted for the courses: Introduction to Marketing (September 2010 – November 2012), Databases (tool: MySQL) (September 2011 – November 2011), Web Services & Data Driven Applications (tools: PHP, MySQL, HTML, CSS) (March 2012 – July 2012), Enterprise Systems and Business Intelligence (tool: QlikView) (January 2012 – March 2013). Activities: Grading, supervising practicals, administration and communication.

Activities: project acquisition, communication with clients, project reporting.

Study Association Stress is an association for the education programmes Business Administration, Industrial Engineering and Management, International Business Administration, and Business and IT. In the year 2010, the international education program was introduced, calling for the necessary changes at the organisation. These changes were the responsibility of the Commissioner Internationalisation. (For more information, visit: www.stress.utwente.nl).

Student Association Inbitween is the association specifically for Business and IT students, originated from the cooperation between the associations Inter-Actief and Stress. (For more information, visit: http://www.inbitween.nl).

Hercules is the CrossFit association for students in Enschede. (For more information, visit: http://www.hercules.utwente.nl)

BKtrends was the magazine of Study Association Stress (3000 copies for each edition at the time). The magazine published (popular) science articles.

Information officer at the Study Information Centre, part of the central marketing team of the University of Twente. Activities: Supplied prospect students with information about studying at the University of Twente at study exhibitions and high schools, designed and gave internal trainings on communication and body language, gave the internal ‘Senior training’, administration of vehicles and printed materials.

Paul Dietz Management Consultancy (PDMC) was the one-mans-business of my father, operating in the pharmaceutical industry. I was responsible for acquiring participants (family doctors) for focus groups for market research.