Master events FASoS
Are you interested in one of our Master's programmes? We offer several online resources which can give you a feel of what it is like to study at the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences, and provide you with some answers to questions you might have about the programme of your choice.
We offer you different master’s programmes in the field of Politics & Governance, Arts & Culture, Globalisation & Development or Media, Technology & Innovation.
We offer:
- Study programme information
- Studying at Maastricht University
- Master's Open Day/Campus tour
- Problem-Based Leaning
- Online Q&A Sessions
- Master your future | Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences
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1. Study programme Information
Go to the MA programme of your choice and learn more about the programme information and the courses we offer.
- Arts and Culture, Specialisations:
- European Public Affairs
- European Studies
- European Studies on Society, Science and Technology
- Globalisation and Development Studies
- Media Studies: Digital Cultures
Research Masters:
2. Studying at Maastricht University
For more information about
- Application
- Tuition fees
- Visa and residence permit
- Housing and more
go to the website of the Student Services Centre
3. Master's Open Day/Campus tour
Find out more about one of the most international universities in Europe, experience our unique approach to teaching, immerse yourself in your programme of choice, and explore our beautiful city. The next Master's Open Day is on Saturday 22 February 2025. You can also take a look at our interactive Maastricht University Campus tour. We also offer physical campus tours on 12 March 2025 and 7 May 2025. Are you not available on these dates? Don't worry! We also offer campus tours during our Open Days, Experience Days and Introduction Days.
4. Problem-Based Learning
Problem-Based Learning (PBL) offers you a different way of learning from traditional university education. You work in small tutorial groups, engage in hands-on training and attend (far) fewer lectures. Under the supervision of a tutor, you team up with ten to fifteen students to tackle real-life challenges. PBL is an active way of learning that gives you better retention of knowledge, enhances your motivation and encourages you to develop skills that are essential for the labour market in the 21st century. In short: PBL is all about you, your tutors are very approachable and you learn together in a dynamic way, helping form you into an assertive professional.
Watch these two videos to see how PBL works at Maastricht University:
5. Online Q&A sessions
During these Online Q&A sessions you will be able to talk to our student ambassadors and one of our communication officers. You will be able to ask all your questions regarding:
- the programme content
- what it is like to study the programme of your choice in Maastricht
- the admission and application procedure and much more
Upcoming sessions:
| Programme | Date en time |
|---|---|
| MA Arts and Culture MSc Cultures of Arts, Science and Technology MA European Studies on Society, Science and Technology MA Media Studies: Digital Cultures | Thursday 27 February 2025 19.00 - 20.00 |
| MSc European Studies MA European Studies & Pre-master MA European Public Affairs MA Globalisation and Development Studies | Tuesday 11 March 2025 19.00 - 20.00 CET |
You are welcome to join the sessions on Instagram. Please register beforehand for the programme of your choice.
6. Master your future | Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences
Choosing the right path after completing your bachelor’s degree involves many important considerations. While you hold the reins in shaping your own future, the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences is here to support you throughout this journey. As such, we are excited to invite you to our "Master your Future" event, exclusively for current FASoS and Maastricht University bachelor’s students.
Register for the event
Are you currently studying a bachelor’s programme in one of these fields and curious about which master’s programmes could be the perfect next step? Or perhaps you’re enrolled in another UM undergraduate programme but interested in exploring master’s options within this area? Join us for an informal info session where you can get answers to all your questions—along with some delicious pizza!
- More information about the programme will follow.
Master programmes covered during this event:
- Arts and Culture
- Cultures of Arts, Science and Technology (Research Master)
- European Public Affairs
- European Studies
- European Studies (Research Master)
- European Studies on Society, Science and Technology
- Globalisation and Development Studies
- Media Studies: Digital Cultures
You can see the full list of FASoS programmes here