Fabian Theis thinks interdisciplinary experience gives students an interesting professional profile.

“So I think it, it gives them an, an, an interesting profile. I think nowadays when you get interviewed, you know, it's, it's a good idea to say, you know, "I, I didn't only do like this fancy model that improved maybe two percent in a Europe paper type of thing," but you also sort of had the real sort of more complex, deeper application that, uh, like, you know, I had to help find as, as a use case.”