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7 May 2024
Pascal Wiggers appointed as Lector of Responsible IT at the HvA
As of April 1, 2024, Pascal Wiggers has been appointed lecturer in Responsible IT by the Executive Board of the Amsterdam University of Applied Sciences, following in the footsteps of lecturer Nanda Piersma.
In his new position, Wiggers focuses on researching and devising ways to develop and deploy digital technology in an ethical and socially responsible manner.
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