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Esther Versluis brings a wealth of experience in both academic leadership and research. Over the years, she has taken on a range of key roles within FASoS.

Dr. Marijn van der Sluis delivered a student Jean Monnet Lecture on 21 April, analysing the Europeanisation of national budgets and the evolution of EU economic governance.

Dr. Tim Rühlig (EUISS) delivered a student Jean Monnet Lecture at Maastricht University on 15 April, addressing EU-China relations in a shifting global context.

New in the Springer book series Studies in Art, Heritage, Law and the Market.

With a joint learning environment for art and research in Maastricht, artistic research network MERIAN is taking the next step in the development of the art sector

Maastricht University is reinforcing its profile as the European university of the Netherlands through its renewed Europe Strategy 2025-2030. Building on a strong foundation, the strategy sets out four ambitions for the coming years .

What do global events mean for people in the region? And how do you translate complex academic knowledge into a clear story for a broad audience?

Wat begon als een onderzoek naar historische watermolens groeide uit tot een gezamenlijke zoektocht naar hoe je een landschap beheert dat tegelijk prachtig én toxisch is.

Anyone who walks along the meandering river Geul sees a postcard scene: rolling hills, half-timbered houses, grazing cows, a watermill giving rhythm to the landscape. Yet beneath that idyllic image lies an uncomfortable reality.

Through collaboration with Studio Europa Maastricht, Katleen Gabriels turned her research on children and Snapchat into a policy brief connecting academia and policymakers. The initiative shows how UM structurally translates research into societal impact in Brussels, The Hague and beyond.