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… and is the youngest university of the Netherlands. Maastricht University (UM), the most international university in the Netherlands, is characterized by its multidisciplinary and thematic approach to research and learning. Maastricht University is the best performing young university in Europe (under 50 years old). In the third edition of the QS ‘Top 50 Under 50’ ranking (2014), Maastricht University climbed from 7 th place to 6 th . In the Times Higher Education 100 under 50 ranking, UM has … courses organized with partners of VLAG, alternating in Wageningen or in Maastricht. An overview is provided in appendix 4. Master classes by internationally renowned guest speakers are regularly organized and a variety of quality controlled workshops focusing on specific research methodology or more general topics such as ethics, IP and business development. Students and post-docs are encouraged to not just work on their research projects but be aware of its context and develop and open and … PhD student and their supervisor jointly design a personalised training and education programme. This programme is annually evaluated by the PhD student, the supervisor(s) and the PhD counsellor using an electronic PhD student portfolio (appendix 5). When students have fulfilled all requirements, they can apply for a Certificate of the Graduate School VLAG. While the majority of students is eligible, only part of them (in particular the non-medical PhD students) apply for the Certificate. The …

… exercise and environmental interventions. NUTRIM VIDEO NUTRIM SCHOOL OF NUTRITION AND TRANSLATIONAL RESEARCH IN METABOLISM NUTRIM is a multidisciplinary research school of approximately 150 researchers, 245 PhD students and 85 support staff. Our core research programme is organised around integrated multidisciplinary themes in three research lines at 16 clinical and basic sciences departments of Maastricht University Medical Centre+ (MUMC+). NUTRIM’s innovative interdisciplinary research is driven by a genuine commitment to help people adopt a healthy lifestyle, adjust to changing health status during the life course and receive the best possible care when needed. We are committed to understanding the metabolic disturbances and underlying mechanisms that influence health and wellbeing and translating that knowledge into the development and scientific evaluation of innovative prevention programmes …

… to Maastricht 3. Collection of the residence permit 4. Municipal registration 5. Subject to a TB test (if applicable) 6. Opening a Dutch bank account 7. Getting your deposit back These are only topics related to your legal residence procedure. Much more information on living in the Netherlands and Maastricht can be found at www.mymaastricht.nl. 1. Picking up the long-term study visa (MVV) at the embassy or consulate You must contact the Dutch Embassy as soon as possible after receiving this … information to make an appointment, stating your name and V-number. You should make the appointment no more than 2 months before your first enrolment date. Please note that you may be required to provide certain documents: ➢ Fill out additional forms; when asked for the address of the host institute, please write: Maastricht University Visa Office Bonnefantenstraat 2 6221 KR Maastricht visa@maastrichtuniversity.nl ➢ Submit one or two passport pictures that meet the photo requirements in the … the test. In all other cases, you will have to take the test. More information on the test will follow about one month after the start of your study programme. The test currently costs €60,76. 6. Opening a Dutch bank account If you have not opened an online bank account yet, we strongly advise opening a Dutch bank account. This makes financial transactions much easier during your stay in Europe and the Netherlands. More information can be found on our website (link). 7. Getting your deposit back As …