For the third time in a row, Humboldt Cosmos Multiversity welcomed to Tenerife a group of Master students from Kempten University of Applied Sciences (Bavaria, Germany). High technology, renewable energies, mobility, and logistics were some of the opportunities outside tourism explored by the group.
Professor Dr. Andreas Müller, who accompanied the group stated: “The Canaries offer an exceptional combination of high tech and infrastructure. Its geographic limitations are an ideal testing ground to develop unique business models for a future beyond tourism”. Professor Dr. Katrin Stefan, head of the Master Program in Global Business Development, was also present during the group’s visit.
Both Humboldt Cosmos Multiversity president, Professor Dr. Günter Koch, and vice president, Professor Dr. Rordrigo Trujillo González (Universidad de La Laguna) were present as well. Máximo Nägele Hernández was the representative from the Colegio de Ingenieros Industriales de Tenerife (COIITF).
“The Canaries offer an exceptional combination of high tech and infrastructure. Its geographic limitations are an ideal testing ground to develop unique business models for a future beyond tourism”
This year, the students’ project consisted of ideate a business in the arena of the circular economy. Such a task does not only include a basic understanding of business modeling. Moreover, it also needs to consider the sustainability and efficiency of resources, as well.
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