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Even outside the lecture hall, law student Milou Scholten is committed to justice. As the chair of Students for Equality, she campaigns for accessible education and equal opportunities for all students.

According to Tanne, a former lawyer and now part-time Epidemiology student, the quality of research in general would improve if more people had a better understanding of epidemiology and how the field relates to research methodology. Tanne is clear about the benefits of the master’s programme.

Maastricht University is taking a practical step to support early-career teachers: open education and digital literacy will be built more firmly into the BKO/UTQ.

Rianne Letschert, chair of the UM Executive Board, has been nominated as informateur by the political party D66.

The Executive Board of Maastricht University is delighted to announce the appointment of Prof. Ronald Janse as dean of the Faculty of Law.

"Entangled Genes: Sharpening the Public Debate on Hybrid Plants” is a new artistic research project that aims to deepen societal reflection on genetically modified plants.

The ELSA Lab Poverty & Debt is developing, together with HIP, a tool that makes letters easy to understand without compromising their legal validity. HIP stands for Clear, Intelligent, and Productive and was developed in collaboration with the Brightlands Smart Services Campus and PNA Group.

During her farewell lecture on Friday, 28 November, Prof. Mirjam Oude Egbrink was awarded the MUMC+ medal by Dean Annemie Schols for her distinguished career.

This book shows that there is another way of doing research: one that pays attention to emotions, confusion, humour, doubt, imagination, and chance encounters.

Maastricht University, together with partners, secured funding for De BRUG: a Citizen Science Hub in which UM is actively involved.