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FPN colleague Dr. Dongning Ren was awarded a highly competitive ERC grant for her project: Using a principled causal approach for causal queries: the Ostracism Causal Project .

EDLAB invites Maastricht University teaching staff to apply for an EDLAB Education Innovation grant of €7,500. The application deadline is Thursday 13 November 2025, 12:00 CET.

As a clinician, educationalist and mother of three teenagers, Esther Heuts understands better than anyone the constantly evolving world of students and doctors. From this academic year, Esther will draw on that experience in her new role as Director of Education for Medicine.

Most people who study medicine see themselves becoming doctors later on. Robin Peeters consciously chose a different path.

Ursula von der Leyen’s latest State of the Union addressed a broad scope of topics – from the ‘usual suspects’ like defence and competitiveness to the resurfaced Green Deal, the housing crisis, workers’ rights, and the fight against poverty. It was met with mixed reactions from both her own party...

To kickstart your PhD journey with us, the NUTRIM PhD Council and Coordinators invite you to the NUTRIM Introduction Days.

The establishment of MILE creates a central hub where researchers, lecturers, and educationalists collaborate on the scientific study, support, and innovation of legal education.

On 10 September, 22 colleagues from the Centres for Teaching & Learning of Radboud University, Maastricht University and Open Universiteit met in Heerlen to share project updates and set priorities for the new academic year.

On 10 September, the AI & Education Community of Practice met at EDLAB to start the new academic year. Six AI faculty representatives introduced themselves and shared updates on policies, workshops, and tools for staff and students. 1) Technology & security, 2) AI literacy and 3) educational quality...