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Maastricht University's Faculty of Law recently launched the Friends of the Faculty of Law initiative.
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The Dutch Research Council (NOW) has decided that within the so-called ENW Open competition XS research programme, 28 projects will receive funding. Three of those projects are headed by a UM scientist.
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A team of talented students from the Faculty of Law at Maastricht University has delivered an outstanding performance, securing second place in the regional round of the Helga Pedersen Moot Court Competition.
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Imagine waking up one morning to find your neighborhood submerged in water. Streets are rivers, homes are islands, and the damage is irreversible. This is not just a dystopian scenario; it is an increasing reality for many. Climate change has intensified extreme weather events, and for the Netherlands—a country with one-third of its land below sea level—flood risk is a serious concern. But how prepared are Dutch social housing institutions for these growing threats?
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Saturday’s Bachelor's Open Day at Maastricht University drew a turnout of 2765 prospective students. Feedback was generally very positive, reflecting the event's success.
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Epilepsy is a condition that extends far beyond its visible symptoms, affecting the daily lives, well-being, and financial stability of patients and their caregivers. For Darin Elabbasy, PhD student at CAPHRI (VHC), understanding these broader impacts is at the heart of her work.
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We are excited to announce the launch of the Central and Eastern Europe hub (CEEhub) at Maastricht University, bringing together research, outreach, and education on the region. The CEEhub focuses on key issues shaping Central and Eastern Europe, including democratic resilience, connectivity, European integration, and memory politics.
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The outcome of the German elections on February 23 will have significant implications for European affairs, including security policies. Amid growing challenges such as the war in Ukraine, the return of Donald Trump to the White House, and competition with China, concerns are high in Brussels about the possibility of far-right parties gaining significant support in the EU’s largest economy.
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The Science Committee of the Faculty of Law awarded four new collaborative innovative projects with funding.