Luuk Klein MSc.
Recruitment Consultant, Faculty of Science, Utrecht University
- l.f.klein@uu.nl
About Luuk Klein
After finishing my MSc. Life Sciences and Technology I decided the laboratory was not the place to continue my career. I decided to focus on the social aspect and to learn more about recruitment and started as a Recruiter for laboratory specific jobs in the commercial sector. After working as commercial recruiter for 2 years I made the switch back to the University and started working at Utrecht University as Recruitment Adviser. Due to my background I have deep knowledge about Chemistry and Biology as well as proper knowledge about Physics, Mathematics and technology and with this I can better understand what is happening in the departments. At Utrecht University I use my expertise to focus on recruitment for the Chemistry, Physics and Mathematics departments!
About Utrecht University
Utrecht University is a friendly and ambitious university at the heart of an ancient city. We love to welcome new scientists to our city – a thriving cultural hub that is consistently rated as one of the world’s happiest cities. We are renowned for our innovative interdisciplinary research and our emphasis on inspirational research and excellent education. We are equally well-known for our informal atmosphere and the can-do attitude of our people. This fundamental connection attracts Researchers, Professors and PhD candidates from all over the globe, making both the university and the Faculty of Science a vibrant international and wonderfully diverse community.
About the Faculty of Science
At the Faculty of Science there are 6 departments to make a fundamental connection with: Biology, Chemistry, Information and Computing Sciences, Mathematics, Pharmaceutical Sciences, and Physics. Each of these is made up of distinct institutes that work together to focus on answering some of humanity’s most pressing problems. More fundamental still are the individual research groups – the building blocks of our ambitious scientific projects.