Curious about what really happened to the cat?
Then join this hands-on workshop about curiosity as a mindset, a tool, and a quiet superpower - and find out what actually happened to the cat.
Curiosity is rarely listed as a skill - but maybe it should be? It’s the invisible link behind creativity, innovation, critical thinking, and empathy. Still, we often treat curiosity as something childish or naive, rather than the brave, intentional force it can be.
In this workshop, we’ll explore curiosity in its many forms:
The impulsive kind, the deep dive, the self-reflection, the door-opener, the curiosity that connects people across differences - and how it can foster both stronger connections and resilient mindsets.
We’ll also talk about the kind of curiosity that takes courage - the kind that leads to awkward questions, vulnerable moments, and sometimes… job offers.
Through hands-on activities, you’ll challenge how you listen, ask, and reflect. You’ll train your curiosity muscle with other students - and discover what happens when you ask without judging.
Curious to learn more?
Come as you are - and leave even more curious.
Coffee/tea, snacks, soda and a light meal will be served.
Please sign up so we know how much to order.
Date: 13 November
Time: 16.10-18.15
Where: ITU (Room TBA)
A hands-on workshop on curiosity as a mindset, a skill, and a quiet superpower - and how it can fuel creativity, connection, and resilience.
Join us for an informal community breakfast served at the first floor in the canteen. All you have to do is sign up and show up!
