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As of September 2026, the new Responsible Data Science master’s programme at Maastricht University prepares students to become professionals who deploy artificial intelligence and other digital technologies with respect for both people and the planet.

Amaury Monard uses the Maastricht Flow Chamber to visualise blood clotting to see more precisely where things go wrong in patients.

Theo de Kok, Houman Kahroba and Julian Krauskopf from the department of Translational Genomics have been awarded an NWO-XS grant for their project "Trojan Horses in the Womb: Small Extracellular Vesicles as Carriers of Air Pollution to the Fetal Brain."

Photos festive education meeting 2026

Alderman Nicolle Heijltjes leads Kerkrade’s spatial domain with decisiveness and empathy. Built by Defence and business, she champions human-centred leadership, female empowerment and reflection, believing real leadership starts when the person behind the role truly matters.

PhD thesis by Ciro Leal

Borbála Hunyadi (MHeNs) looks for recognisable patterns in brain signals to help neurologists diagnose brain diseases.

Reflecting on the panel discussion 'Universities in Climate Transition'. What is the role of universities in this climate transition and what can we do to accelerate it?

Unique in the Netherlands: some credits from higher professional education in law count directly towards the pre-master's degree.