FASoS Student Ambassadors
Welcome to the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences (FASoS). We offer you bachelor's and (pre-)master’s programmes in the field of Politics & Governance, Arts & Culture, Globalisation & Development or Media, Technology & Innovation. One of the master's programmes is also partly offered in Dutch.
Our current student ambassadors have set up their own programme Instagram page, so you can follow their daily lives as a student and ask them any questions you may have about their experience with the programme and their life in Maastricht. You can find their contact details below or read their blogs.
If you are interested in one of our programmes you can meet us in person at the Bachelor's or Master’s Open Day. We look forward to meet you there or online!
Meet our Student Ambassadors
Bachelor's programmes
Fleur Verhees, Student Ambassador Arts and Culture
"I chose the Arts and Culture programme because it offers a very unique experience through its diverse environment, the PBL system, and the fact that the study is interdisciplinary."
Nelly Molnárová, Student Ambassador European Studies
“The balance in European Studies is created by studying history, politics, law, and economics alongside one another. This ensures that we understand Europe in all of its complexity.”
Zeynep Ertanoglu, Student Ambassador Digital Society
“Digital society is the perfect blend of creativity with technology that lets us study the language of our generation.”
Lars Havre, Student Ambassador Global Studies
"My favourite aspect of Global Studies is being a part of an international environment and learning from collaboration with my fellow students through PBL."
Marisol Vollmer, BA Student on TikTok
Master's programmes
Emma Villaverde, Student Ambassador Research Master Cultures of Arts, Science and Technology
“CAST is all about an introduction to the world of research and familiarizing yourself with diverse concepts and methodologies to further develop the relationship between art, science and technology.”
Judith Rodríguez I Costas, Student Ambassador European Public Affairs
"EPA is more than a programme; it is the opportunity to connect with the professional world in Brussels through dynamic learning methods, directed by professionals. What I enjoy the most is the Cohort, we have fun while we learn from one another, and we build meaningful connections. This makes EPA a unique experience."
Thees Adickes, Student Ambassador European Studies on Society, Science and Technology
"I find ESST fascinating, as the programme explores the construction of technology and science through the lens of plurality, including philosophical, historical and sociological perspectives."
Maxima Goessens, Student Ambassador Arts and Culture
"I chose Arts and Heritage because I’m fascinated by the moment when looking becomes understanding, and an artwork becomes more than an object. It becomes a way of seeing the world."
Amalia Geraskli, Student ambassador European Studies
"Understanding Europe means learning from different perspectives, and that is exactly what this master’s offers. Through problem-based learning, I discuss real European challenges with classmates from all over the world, at a university with a strong reputation, in a city that holds a unique place in European history.”
Clémentine Andre, Student Ambassador Research Master European Studies
'When you start the RMES, you're not just a student anymore, you're a researcher in training. You join this community of researchers, who will show you what it means to do research. You meet incredible classmates, with whom you get to grow as researchers, share ideas, support each other, and have a lot of fun: these are the best parts!'
Leela Nedelec, Student Ambassador Globalisation and Development Studies
“Building on my first professional experience in development cooperation, the GDS programme allows me to deepen my understanding of how communities around the world address economic, social and political challenges.”
Anna and Elena, Student Ambassador Media Studies: Digital Cultures
“We chose Digital Cultures because we’re curious about how technology shapes the way we live, think and connect. After all, the medium is the message.”