International networking and educational opportunities, FHNW School of Life Sciences

In today's globalized world, international networking plays an increasingly vital role, particularly in science and research. Prof. Dr. Laura Suter-Dick, research group leader for cell biology and in vitro toxicology at the FHNW School of Life Sciences (HLS), firmly believes that experiences abroad are of great benefit to students. She is convinced that these experiences not only enable personal growth but also enrich academic development.

The international orientation of her own career began during her studies. After completing her master's degree in Argentina she did a PhD in Berlin, followed by a postdoc position in Switzerland. These diverse experiences have not only made her proficient in several languages but also given her the ability to work effectively with people from various cultural backgrounds.

Suter-Dick is committed to providing students with an opportunity to gain international experience. "It helps them grow" she says, and she also sees it as a gateway to future career opportunities. She will continue to advocate providing even more students the chance to explore the world through international experiences.