This time in our series #beingFHML: Simone Doreleijers, FHML junior researcher specialised in Health Equity ánd international fashion model walking exclusive shows for the famous French company Givenchy. It seems a striking contrast combining these two diverse jobs, but there are certainly connections, such as the relevance of living healthy, the international character and travelling. Read more about Simone at the FHML Instagram page @um.fhml
Bachelor
European Public Health
Are you interested in health sciences, healthcare and wellness? But also in national and international politics, administration and management, policy and strategy, communications and media? The bachelor's programme in European Public Health (EPH) might be for you.
EPH is the only programme of its kind in Europe. In European Public Health, it’s about preventing disease and promoting healthy lifestyles for all Europeans with clear European policy.
You’ll learn to bridge the gap between health sciences and national and European public health policy. You’ll also develop the skills you need to work in governmental or healthcare-related organisations, or in EU or WHO units, in positions such as a policy advisor, health officer or prevention specialist.
Fast facts
- the only programme of its kind
- health & healthcare from a European perspective
- pursue a career at a government or health-related organisation
- 3-year, full-time bachelor's, taught in English
- no numerus fixus, starts in September
- weekly: 12 hrs classes, 28 hrs individual study
- you'll get an BSc in European Public Health
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More about European Public Health on our Virtual Open Day
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- Learn about student life in Maastricht
- Hear what students say
For me, the uniqueness of the bachelor's in European Public Health lies mainly with the European context included in the curriculum
Living and studying abroad is a completely different experience than just travelling: it makes me a more independent and a stronger person than I was before
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European Public Health is ranked 1st in its category in the national Keuzegids ranking
Keuzegids 2017Certificate for Quality in Internationalisation
European Consortium for Accreditation in higher education (ECA)EPH has a distinguished multidisciplinary approach
Quality Assurance Netherlands Universities (QANU)UM is the 6th best young university in the world
Times Higher Education '200 Under 50' 2017-
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Something interesting to watch (on Netflix of course): a German series about medicine at the end of the 19th century. 💉🔙
KNMG4 days 17 hours ago -
On 13 June, the very first Maastricht UMC+ Science Day on takes place under the title ‘More knowledge, better life’. This day is for every employee of the Maastricht UMC+, for both researchers, clinicians, nurses and supporting staff alike.
The morning programme consists of plenary sessions and poster presentations. In the afternoon you can take a look behind the scenes of various departments, facilities and laboratories. The day ends with a lecture by a keynote speaker.
Maastricht UMC+1 week 14 hours ago
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Life @ UM
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- a day in the life of a student
- this beautiful European city
- sports and outdoor activities
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- scholarships
- accommodation
- visas & residence permits
- Education and Examination Regulations (EER)
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Questions?
For general info, please contact us at:
+31 43 388 5388
study[at]maastrichtuniversity[dot]nl
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6211 KL Maastricht
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