A 2021 study by Roselinde Kessels and Guido Erreygers reveals that older individuals and those with higher incomes are more likely to vaccinate. Younger people and those in lower income brackets show more hesitancy
Sharon Anyango moved from Kenya to Maastricht six years ago for the Master in Globalisation and Development. At first, things were tough: the education was completely different from what she was used to. So, too, was the food culture—especially lunch. “I still can’t get used to the sandwiches.”
Ever wondered why fake news goes viral on social media? A recent study by researchers François t’Serstevens, Giulia Piccillo, and Alexander Grigoriev sheds light on this intriguing phenomenon. Here’s what they found and why it matters to us, especially as students navigating a digital world filled...
Stefan Jongen envisions a future where new technologies like Large Language Models support students’ self-regulated learning and complement traditional teaching methods.
UnliMited Students is re-introducing a regular and low threshold event: the cosy corner!
On Thursday 12 December, you can join us for a cup of tea and paint your own candle. We will be at Kaleido (Hubertuslaan 21) from 16.00 to 18.00 and you can walk in at any time.
On 26 November 2024, the Globalisation & Law Network hosted a seminar featuring Eduardo Arenas Catalán, Assistant Professor at the Open University in the Department of Criminal, International, and European Law.
As part of the Springer Book Series 'Studies in Art, Heritage, Law and the Market', " Appropriating Sacred Spaces Heritage Politics in Myanmar" by Clara Rellensmann is now available.
The Young Universities for the Future of Europe (YUFE) alliance is proud to spotlight the crucial role of the YUFE Student Forum in shaping the future of inclusive, accessible, and high-quality European education.
The call for the YERUN Open Science Awards 2024 is officially open, from 3 December 2024 until 13 January 2025! YERUN extends a warm invitation to researchers and staff from Maastricht University and other member universities to submit their applications.
That Stephan Smeekes became a professor of econometrics at the age of 41 is not to say this path is open to anyone with a disability. “Everybody’s different, and so is every disability,” he says. He doesn’t see himself as an ambassador for disabled academics. “But if my story inspires others, that’s...
