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In the heart of Düsseldorf, the comforting aroma of freshly baked bread has drifted through the streets for more than 130 years. Since its founding in 1891, Hinkel Bäckerei has evolved from a small neighborhood bakery into a cherished local institution.

Dr Marieke Hopman and Guleid Jama are launching a new research project on the role of children in peacebuilding in conflict areas.

PhD thesis by Aida Halilovic

Every year during the holiday season, the UM community comes together to uphold a special tradition: supporting projects that contribute to a healthier, fairer and more sustainable society. Will you join us?

Stories and updates about SHE Collaborates from the past weeks.

In this series, SHE PhD alumni talk about how their PhD programme at SHE affected their lives after they completed the programme. In this article, Dr. Pongtong Puranitee reflects on her time as a PhD student and shares more about here daily life.

What do we say at the start of our lives—and at the end? In his book Bye Bye I Love You , linguist Michael Erard from the Faculty of Law explores the story behind our first and last words.

At the School of Business and Economics (SBE), academics actively contribute to public debates on issues that shape national and European policy. Prof. Dr. Mark Sanders, an expert in international economics, recently shared his insights on the implications of Dutch and European defence spending.

From UCM, to an applied research internship, to a master’s, to launching her own consulting projects in digital transformation , to helping other UM students shape their careers. Uliana Rybina does it all.

How do lobbyists use disinformation to sway policymakers? Who gets to shape the historical narrative of occupation and violence? Does growing inequality change the way citizens think about politics? And how have politicians defended “truth” across a century of media revolutions?