WaterCampus Leeuwarden is an international hub for water technology, where knowledge institutions, companies and government work together on innovation. On the campus, in the Frisian capital, new applications are tested and the water technology sector is further developed.
What Water Campus Leeuwarden does:
- Innovation and research: Water Campus is an incubator for technological innovations and successful startups in water technology. Topics such as water reuse, green hydrogen and circular economy are researched here.
- Education: The campus offers several opportunities for students, including internships, a Master's in Water Technology and doctoral programs.
- Entrepreneurial support: Water Campus supports startups and small businesses in developing their businesses and innovative ideas.
- Networking function: The campus brings together researchers and companies to promote collaboration and knowledge sharing.
Organizations on campus
Water Campus Leeuwarden consists of several cooperating organizations:
- Wetsus: A European center of excellence in sustainable water technology.
- Centre of Expertise Water Technology (CEW): A knowledge institution where students, researchers and companies collaborate on practice-oriented water research.
- Water Alliance: A networking organization that helps water technology companies grow.
- CIV Water: A collaboration within vocational education in the field of water technology.