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… each other. Dutch universities do not tolerate any type of undesirable conduct, including sexual and general harassment, aggression, bullying or discrimination. This message is communicated at all administrative levels, from the executive board to the shop floor of research and education. It is a vital task for universities to act as effectively and appropriately as possible when there are suspicions of undesirable conduct. Universities are responsible for offering a positive work and study environment that enables all members of the academic community to develop their talents. By their very nature, universities are … belief, sexual preference, handicap, position or job. In sum, it is up to all persons within the institution to make an active commitment towards social safety. Appendix: What are universities doing? Universities learn from each other by exchanging best practices. Examples include: · managing a properly functioning system of confidential advisers at different institutional levels; · increasing the professionalism of confidential advisers, whose work is based on the code of conduct for the …

… & Society Studies, Maastricht University 1997-2000 Acting Head of Department Technology & Society Studies 1998-2000 Acting Chair Research Program Technology and Society: Social Theory and Technology Studies 1998-2000 Member Faculty Research Board (Bestuur Onderzoeksinsti- tuut) 1993-1995 Assistant Professor, Department of Philosophy, Faculty of Arts & Culture, State University of Limburg 1988-1993 PhD Student (Assistent in Opleiding), Department of Philosophy, Faculty of General Sciences and … of General Economics/Socio-Economic History, Faculty of Economics, State University of Groningen Awards, Grants & Honors SWOL Event Grant 2022 (€2,045) & Research Stimulation Fund Grant 2022 (€2,045) for Witness Seminar Speaker Identification and Workshop Forensic Voices: Cultures of Identification through Sound, June 17, 2022 (with Anna Kvičalová). Nomination EASST Ziman Award 2022 (most innovative cooperation in a venture to promote the public understanding of the social dimensions of science) … in the Scholarly Life Cycle: Learning by Example in Humanities and Social Science Research (pp. 173-189). Basingstoke: Palgrave (Open Access, https://link.springer.com/book/10.1007/978-3- 031-11108-2). Bijsterveld, K. (2022). Save Our Noise: When Sound Out of Place Deserves Our Protection. In M. Delaere (Ed.). Noise as Constructive Element in Music: Theoretical and Music-Analytical Perspectives (pp. 35-53). London [etc.]: Routledge (Musical Cultures of the Twentieth Century Series). (OA as …

… are met, the material scope must be met for the application of Reg. 883/2004. The material scope is laid down in art. 3 of Reg. 883/2004 and contains a list of branches of social security, such as sickness benefits, invalidity benefits and more. 19 When the territorial, the personal and the material scope are met, Reg. 883/2004 will be applicable. Next, it should be determined which legislation is applicable. Art. 11(1) Reg. 883/2004 states that persons to whom the Regulation applies, shall be … to the society in terms of unfair competition, but it is also very harmful for the posted workers in the form of bad or no social protection, deplorable wages and inhuman living and working conditions. 76 The practices of social dumping can best be explained by practical examples. 3.1.1 Practical Examples A company that has been involved in several social dumping practices in the past years is the Irish company Atlanco Rimec. The company was involved as a (sub)contractor in the … lose their competitive advantage in terms of favourable wage costs. The proposal Thyssen is a good initiative in equalizing the level playing field in terms of remuneration for both posted workers and local workers in the host State. The proposal also deals with temporary agencies and the applicable labour law in case that the posting period of 24 months is exceeded. These are all good steps in combatting social dumping by ensuring and protecting the rights of the posted workers. 187 See par. 4.1 …

… Article 9.2 Evaluation..........................................................................................36 Article 9.3 Publication .........................................................................................36 Article 9.4 Unforeseen Cases / Hardship Clause .....................................................36 Article 9.5 Date of Taking Effect ...........................................................................36 Appendices with the Education and Examination … your brain (3 credits) OR Discover Psychology: Drugs and the brain (3 credits) OR Discover Psychology: Mind your body (3 credits) Period 4 Development (6 credits) Perception (6 credits) Period 4-6 Skills III: Communicating (2 credits) + Training/ Workshop Traintool Practicals: Writing Assignment 1 Writing Assignment 2 Writing Assignment 3 Portfolio Year 1, part 2 Period 5 History and Foundations of Psychology (6 credits) Learning and Memory (6 credits) Practicals: Measuring Cognitive Functions 1 … student must be on schedule in year 2. 3. The procedure is published on askpsy.nl. 4. Requirement for final participation in the MaRBLe programme in year 3 is that both year 1 and 2 are completed. 5. Credits for the MaRBLe programme will only be given when the bachelor’s thesis is written based on the MaRBLe research. 6. A total of 12 credits will be awarded upon successful completion of the MaRBLe programme which will be part of the electives. 7. Upon successful completion of the MaRBLe programme, …

… Intelligence Skills for Decision Making AMN446 Brand Analytics BSN550 Responsible Enterprise 22,5 QUT Jul – Nov AMN401 Integrated Marketing Communication AMN444 Achieving Service Excellence AMN449 Marketing Revolutionary Social Change 22,5 UM (online) Jan – Oct EMTH0001 Master's Thesis 17 Option 2: Marketing (with final semester online) QUT Feb – Jun AMN401 Integrated Marketing Communication AMN403 Developing Marketing Intelligence Skills for Decision Making AMN446 Brand Analytics BSN550 … IB Strategic- Marketing” Selection procedure Students can start their application for the Dual Degree Programme with QUT as soon as they have a valid registration for the MSc in International Business – specialization Strategic Marketing. • Before application: o Interested students have to request an application form via e-mail to dualdegree- sbe@maastrichtuniversity.nl. • Application: o Applicants have to submit the filled-out and signed application form, together with a motivation letter, … for the thesis submission is in October 2026 followed by a defense deadline on 31 October 2026. In case students fail to adhere to the thesis deadlines, they have a final resit opportunity scheduled within three months after the first sit deadline. When students fail the resit opportunity, students have to find a (possibly new) supervisor and depending on the supervisor and the quality of the thesis, might have to start a new thesis, implying a study delay for which the student has to stay …

… surveys [5]. A model is furthermore defined by the ISPOR as a logical mathematical framework that permits the integration of facts and values and which links these data to outcomes that are of interest to health-care decision makers [5]. Hence, when the available data alone does not provide sufficient information, CEA decision models and the related analysis support the clinical and the economic decision making. 1.3 Systematic Reviews A dramatic increase in published health economic studies, … Value in health : the journal of the International Society for Pharmacoeconomics and Outcomes Research. 2021;24(4):463-72. doi:10.1016/j. jval.2021.01.002. 7. Gopalakrishnan S, Ganeshkumar P. Systematic Reviews and Meta-analysis: Understanding the Best Evidence in Primary Healthcare. J Family Med Prim Care. 2013;2(1):9-14. doi:10.4103/2249-4863.109934. 8. Anderson R. Systematic reviews of economic evaluations: utility or futility? Health economics. 2010;19(3):350-64. doi:10.1002/hec.1486. 9. … patients: evidence from four Western countries 1 1 0 Ara, R. 2012 What is the clinical effectiveness and cost-effectiveness of using drugs in treating obese patients in primary care? A systematic review 1 1 1 Au, N. 2013 The cost-effectiveness of shopping to a predetermined grocery list to reduce overweight and obesity 1 1 1 Avenell, A. 2004 Systematic review of the long-term effects and economic consequences of treatments for obesity and implications for health improvement 0 1 0 Bemelmans, W. …

… us via study@maastrichtuniversity.nl Important deadlines for this study programme The bachelor’s programme in Regenerative Medicine and Technology starts in September. The deadlines below are applicable for applying for a start in September 2024. When you want to apply or are applying for this study programme, it is important that you inform yourself of the deadlines that you need to meet. The important deadlines when applying for this study programme are provided in the table below. Note: if … Modern Languages-Sciences, Sciences-Mathematics. For all tracks: Mathematics: at least 4 hours per week in the final 2 years. Diploma International Baccalaureate with: - Mathematics Analysis and Approaches HL or SL or (further) Mathematics HL (exam before 2021). - Physics and Chemistry SL of HL -Biology HL European Baccalaureate with - Mathematics: at least 5 hours/week in the final 2 years; - Physics: written or oral exams; - Chemistry: written or oral exams; - Biology: written or oral exams, at … both in Dutch and English at Centrale Commissies Voortentamen (CCVX) or Boswell-Bèta. Please note: you have to arrange these examinations yourself. In specific cases, Boswell-Bèta offers the possibility for foreign students to take these examinations online. You have to contact Boswell-Bèta personally to request an online examination. German students can also opt to complete the so-called Vorsemester at the Rheinische Bildungszentrum in Cologne for deficiencies in Biology, Physics or Chemistry. …

… or in international business. Course period 1: The Idea of Europe This first course of the Minor European Studies curriculum has an introductory character. It studies questions that are fundamental to a critical-conceptual understanding of Europe. More specifically, the course combines a historical approach to the idea of Europe with a focus on contemporary debates regarding European identities. How has the meaning of Europe – a term in mythology, geography, culture, and politics – evolved from … lobbyists try to influence representatives of various EU institutions, and so on and so forth. The EU’s decision making processes involve complex and intensive negotiations, whereby decisions are reached only after 'long and tortuous dialogues'. When focusing on negotiation practices within the context of the EU, it is not only important to realize that they occupy a central place in the decision making processes. It is also crucial to understand that they take place in particular contexts, … meetings structurally accompany the research and writing process, allowing you to discuss different crucial stages of the writing process (abstract, research design, introduction,1st draft). You will furthermore attend an introduction- writing workshop offered by FASoS’ writing coach John Harbord. At a concluding conference, you and your partner present your findings to your peers. Course objectives This course trains you in key academic processes: • electing a topic for research • developing a …