The world is changing faster and faster because of new technology. This development is creating fundamentally new types of jobs that need different skills or call for different ways of learning.
Organizations on the Marineterrein are working together to develop smart solutions that will help people gain the tools they need. For example, you can follow a revolutionary programming course with no need for prior training or education.
By devising, testing, and applying new ways of learning, we want to make sure our society, our city, and our neighbourhood are better able to cope with these rapid changes.
Learning
News
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Now available: Marineterrein Magazine
What is happening now on the Marineterrein? You can read it in the new Marineterrein Magazine.
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NEMO Science Museum expands to the Marineterrein
At the extra location of NEMO Science Museum at the Marineterrein, citizens can learn about scientific issues and technological developments.
Projects
Vraag en antwoord
Ambition and future vision
This section contains information about the future vision for the Marineterrein and the significance of this unique location.
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Which themes are important to the development of the Marineterrein?
The themes that are currently important to the development of the Marineterrein are water, learning, living, mobility, and health. We are seeking solutions for the following social issues:
- Water: How do we maintain clean swimming water in the Marineterrein harbour and how do we develop an optimum water management system that helps cities cope with rainfall, cool their buildings, and create green roofs?
- Learning: Technology is changing the world at a rapid pace. Which new skills should we learn in order to stay strong?
- Living: Urbanization and climate change have significant consequences for the way we live. Which solutions does innovative housing offer?
- Mobility: We want to do away with polluting and space-consuming vehicles in the city. How can we do this while ensuring that both people and goods arrive at their destinations?
- Health: Sufficient exercise is important for maintaining a healthy lifestyle. How do we inspire people to exercise and participate in sport?
Plan and decision making
This section contains information about the planning and decision-making process and the associated participation rights.
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What is Expeditie Oosterdok?
We are collaborating with ‘programming neighbours’ such as NEMO, ARCAM, OBA, and Muziekgebouw aan ’t IJ to develop joint activities under the Expeditie Oosterdok banner.
Working and learning
This section contains information about working and learning at the Marineterrein.
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What can I learn at the Marineterrein?
Learning has always played an important role at the Marineterrein. The world is changing faster and faster because of new technology. This development is creating fundamentally new types of jobs that need different skills or call for different ways of learning. Organizations on the Marineterrein are working together to develop smart solutions that will help people gain the tools they need. For example, you can follow a revolutionary programming course with no need for prior training or education at Codam. At Growth Tribe, you can find out how artificial intelligence can benefit your organization and at The App Academy, you can design your own mobile applications. By devising, testing, and applying new ways of learning, we want to make sure our society, our city, and our neighbourhood are better able to cope with these rapid changes.
Sport and culture
This section contains information about sport and culture at the Marineterrein.
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What is happening in terms of culture?
Culture and innovation go hand in hand at the Marineterrein. Initiatives by artists and creative entrepreneurs are always welcome, as they facilitate crossovers between new technologies and art that can stimulate and inspire the general public. The Marineterrein also participates in city-wide and national events such as the Uitmarkt, the Amsterdam Light Festival, and the Grachtenfestival.
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What is Expeditie Oosterdok?
We are collaborating with ‘programming neighbours’ such as NEMO, ARCAM, OBA, and Muziekgebouw aan ’t IJ to develop joint activities under the Expeditie Oosterdok banner.