• BSc: Cultural Anthropology and Development Sociology
• MSc: Culture, Organisation and Management

The core of my academic and professional journey has centered around my interest in people, organizations, and societal change. I look back at my bachelors at CADS as the perfect starting point for that. During my bachelors I conducted research into Frisian heritage for Fieldwork NL, and broadened my scope through a minor in Global Affairs in The Hague. I graduated Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam's masters "Culture, Organisation and Management" almost two years ago, where I conducted qualitative research on topics close to my heart and learned a great deal about organisational culture and ethical research practices. The interdisciplinary approach of this master was very appealing to me, and I enjoyed the mix of familiar and new course topics. I currently work as a trainee within the Leiden‑Delft‑Erasmus Universities alliance. In my current position at TU Delft I contribute to Diversity & Inclusion initiatives, helping build an inclusive academic community and engaging with a wide network of staff and students. My particular focus is on LGBTQIA+ students and staff, and I enjoy using my anthropological lens to engage with members of the community to make sure the policy changes are what they are truly looking for. My motto is: "nothing about us, without us"! The traineeship offers a unique opportunity to explore different universities and teams while developing policy, analytical, and strategic skills. At the Career Event, I look forward to talking about the ways your anthropological skillset is a great tool in many different working environments. My own path shows how this study can lead to roles in policy, strategy and organizational development. I hope to share insights on navigating choices between different directions and developing relevant skills during your studies. I am also happy to talk about my student experiences joining committees and doing a board year at Itiwana and WDO respectively.

• BSc: Culturele Antropologie, Media & Cultuur, Filmwetenschap
• MSc: Visual Anthropology, Documentary and Fiction Studies at the University of Amsterdam (UvA)

As a visual anthropologist, Wilke has developed into a documentary filmmaker, podcast producer, and photographer. With her enthusiasm, she seeks out people who are willing to share their personal stories with her. Through these audiovisual stories, she aims to bring hidden social issues to light and make them visible and open to discussion, often from a feminist perspective.

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