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With a consortium, she will research how early action and adaptation can effectively build on local at-risk populations’ resilience needs and strategies and how their knowledge can best be included in large-scale climate modelling to better reflect their needs.

Maastricht University is leading a research project funded by the Worldwide Universities Network, bringing together perspectives from four continents on green hydrogen policies.

Saturday’s Open Day at Maastricht University welcomed over 1400 visitors who explored programmes, experienced the campus atmosphere and learned about Problem-Based Learning.

PhD thesis written by Hanxu Liu
This research aims to answer the main research question: whether and if so, how have European OPDs effectively participated in the UN human rights mechanisms, with a view to monitoring the national implementation of human rights in alignment with the CRPD?

With this fellowship, Toon can further examine the impact of changes in capital and labour taxation on digitalisation in the European economy.

During her time as fellow, Daphné will produce joint analyses, in particular related to NATO’s Policy for the Protection of Civilians and NATO’s broader approach to Human Security.

There are two urgent reasons for all Dutch universities to join the protest in Utrecht on 14 November. First, the impending cutbacks are bad for education and research, for our staff and students and for the region. Second, it’s not too late: the government still has to decide on crucial details. 

We are thrilled to announce that the MBA programmes of Maastricht University School of Business and Economics' executive branches, MSM and UMIO, have been ranked among the top six sustainable business MBA programmes globally by Corporate Knights. 

Could persistent inflammation in the brain be a common cause behind the symptoms experienced by many post-Covid patients? Coordinated by Maastricht University, scientists from across the Netherlands try to uncover the underlying causes. ZonMW granted them 800 thousand euro to continue their research. 

Medical student Julia Schepers has known she has dyslexia since high school. When she started her studies at Maastricht University three years ago, she went straight to Disability Support to ask for guidance.