Online events FASoS
Are you a prospective student and interested in one of our bachelor's programmes?
While the experience days at FASoS may be cancelled, we would like to offer you several resources which can give you a feel of what it is like to study at the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences, and provide you with some answers to questions you might have.
1. Virtual Open Days
2. Study programme information
3. Studying at Maastricht University
4. Online personal appointment (Skype)
5. Problem-Based Learning
6. Instagram Q&A
7. Impression of the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences
Welcome to the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences
1. Virtual Open Days
Welcome to our Virtual Open Days
To give you the opportunity to visit us we have created Virtual Open Days that you can visit 24/7. These will help you on your way as you prepare for your student career. The tour explains what makes our bachelor’s programmes stand out and will give you a feel of the atmosphere! You can explore our study programmes by selecting one or more options.
Tour our facilities, learn more about our programmes and about student life in Maastricht.
If you haven’t decided yet which programme suits you best, the comparison tool below might help you.
2. Study programme information
You can also go to the programme of your choice directly and learn more about the programme information and the courses we offer.
3. Studying at Maastricht University
For more information about studying in Maastricht go to:
or check out the website of the Student Services Centre.
Welcome to the FASoS Bachelor's Community
4. Online personal appointment
If you still have any questions or would like to have a one-on-one chat with one of our recruiters, you are welcome to set up a Skype call!
For an online Virtual Personal Appointment or other questions you can send an email to info-fasos@maastrichtuniversity.nl.
5. Problem-Based Learning
Problem-Based Learning (PBL) offers you a different way of learning from traditional university education. You work in small tutorial groups, engage in hands-on training and attend (far) fewer lectures. Under the supervision of a tutor, you team up with ten to fifteen students to tackle real-life challenges. PBL is an active way of learning that gives you better retention of knowledge, enhances your motivation and encourages you to develop skills that are essential for the labour market in the 21st century. In short: PBL is all about you, your tutors are very approachable and you learn together in a dynamic way, helping form you into an assertive professional.
Watch these two videos to see how PBL works at Maastricht University
5. Instagram Q&A
On Thursday 2 April 2020, our student ambassadors and student recruiter are ready to answer all of your questions on Instagram. Do you have any questions about our bachelor’s programmes or about living in Maastricht? Make sure to check out our Instagram stories!
A Q&A about our master's programmes will be held on Thursday 9 April 2020.
