Protests at Maastricht University - Update 11

UM is still in dialogue with the protesting students that are involved in today's occupation of the FASoS building. The aim is and remains 'de-escalation', and the safety of everyone involved comes first. At the same time, we want to ensure that we can fulfil our primary task, education and research, without restraint, in all faculties and as quickly as possible.

We hope to be able to provide clarity today as to whether this will succeed. Once we know more, we will inform you with a new update.

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UM policy on partnerships with institutions in conflict areas

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Maastricht University's Executive Board, in close consultation with the deans, is developing a human rights due dilige

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Protests at Maastricht University - Update 12

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In the morning of Wednesday, 22 May, a group of student protestors occupied a Maastricht University (UM) building at G

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Protests at Maastricht University - Update 10

Due to the occupation of some of the FASoS buildings, FASoS will be closed until further notice.

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Protests at Maastricht University - Update 11

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UM is still in dialogue with the protesting students that are involved in today's occupation of the FASoS building.

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Protests at Maastricht University - Update 13

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For safety reasons and to ensure the continuity of teaching and research, Maastricht University has taken a number of

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