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Prospective student events

At Maastricht University we organise various events to inform secondary school students about our programmes, Problem-Based Learning (PBL) and the university. You can, for example, sign up for Student-for-a-Day or become a student for a whole week during the summer break: sign up for our High School Summer College now.

Besides providing them with information, we also organise events that enable students to experience life at UM first-hand. 'What does an average day look like and how does PBL work?' During these events students take part in our education and are able to ask questions to students and staff.

Some of these events take place at your school, others at UM. In some you can participate individually, in others with a group or your whole class. Visit our study information calendar for an overview of all of our prospective student events.

If you are a Dutch speaking student, make sure you also check the events for Dutch speaking prospective students.

Student voor een dag of een week

Which event is right for you?

Event Finding your way Your options Matching your interests and abilities Applying
Bachelor's Open Day          
Master's Open Day           
Student-for-a-day          
Experience Days          
TeensCollege          
Introduction days        
Pre-Academic Training          
Foundation Programme        

Upcoming study information

  •   429 Feb Mar

    Student for a Day European Studies

    During a Student-for-a-Day activity you will join one of our first year bachelor’s students during a “normal” day at the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences.

  •   426 Feb

    University College Venlo - Student for a day - February

    This will help you find out whether University College Venlo is right for you. The student who accompanies you will also give you an accurate impression of the Venlo student life.

  •   422 Feb

    MSP - Student for a Day - February 2019

    If you are curious what a normal day at the Maastricht Science Programme looks like, join our students and see for yourself if the programme fits you.

  • 21 Feb

    UCM - Experience Day - February 2019

    During an Experience Day, prospective students get in-depth information from UCM staff members and students about the Liberal Arts and Sciences programme. Current UCM students are present to tell you all there is to know about student life in Maastricht and you will have the opportunity to experience our small-scale interactive education method: Problem-Based Learning (PBL) yourself.

  • 25 Feb

    Experience Day | Economics & Business Economics

    Get a feel of what it’s like to study Economics & Business Economics at Maastricht University.

  • 26 Feb 12:00
    - 16:00

    Sneak Preview: Health Sciences Research Master (HSRM)

    During this afternoon you will experience what it is like to study HSRM and gain knowledge about important topics within the master. We will give you a realistic 'preview' of what you can expect during the master.

  • 27 Feb

    Experience Day | Economics & Business Economics

    Get a feel of what it’s like to study Economics & Business Economics at Maastricht University.

  • 27 Feb 10:00
    - 16:00

    Experience Day Biomedical Sciences

    During the Experience Day Biomedical Sciences you can experience, hands-on and in a practical way what it is like to be a student Biomedical Sciences. You will find out more about the learning system and how to work together with other students in a tutorial group. You will also get the opportunity to have in-depth discussions with staff members and to ask current students any questions you may have. 

  • 27 Feb 10:00
    - 16:00

    Experience Day Health Sciences

    During the Experience Day Health Sciences you can experience, hands-on and in a practical way what it is like to be a student Health Sciences. You will find out more about the learning system and how to work together with other students in a tutorial group. You will also get the opportunity to have in-depth discussions with staff members and to ask current students any questions you may have. 

More information?

For prospective students

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