Ingredients for Collaboration: Vision and Playfulness

At the end of the six-month dossier, three international universities provide insights into their work. Jan vom Brocke ( from left ), Yuri Kazepov and Francesca Cadeddu give insights into their interdisciplinary work. WWU - Designservice With around 8,000 academic and administrative employees, 15 faculties and more than 45,000 students, the University of Münster offers plenty of opportunities for networking and teamwork - locally, nationally and internationally. In a dossier published over the past six months, the Comms and PR Department has taken a close look at the theme of collaboration in all its many facets, showing up all the opportunities and challenges it presents. To round off the dossier, three international universities provide insights into their work. Interdisciplinary Research Needs Infrastructure In order to understand complex problems and gain new insights, collaboration in research plays a decisive role. Interdisciplinary collaborations are especially important as they enable different perspectives and specialist knowledge to be combined, and this leads to innovative understanding.