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… can use our course descriptions to provide information about the course content. Up until the deadline, you can add/drop/change courses as you please. Preparation: what courses do you want to follow? To check the available courses, please go to the online course descriptions. Under ‘Non Degree’ courses, you can find the courses that are open for Contract/Bijvak students. http://code.unimaas.nl/ Manual Course registration version April 2025 2 Please Note: we do not offer academic advice. Registration for courses Important to know: • When you register for a course, you are automatically registered for the first exam for that course. • To register for a course, you need to be a student or a (conditionally) approved applicant at Maastricht University. • You can only register for … for courses and €30 for skills trainings. These fees are subject to change. You will receive an invoice after the course registration deadline for the registered courses. You will be invoiced per period. Please note: if we do not receive payment before the date stated on your invoice, you are not allowed to participate in your courses at SBE but you will still be held to the obligation of payment. Fees are subject to change and are not applicable for Maastricht University subsidiary students, SBE …

… Enquire into how COVID-19 has impacted career plans for each employee. Create a bespoke plan to boost the activities necessary for career advancement. Take steps for managing workload to prioritise activities vital for career advancement, especially when such activities were compromised during the pandemic, (e.g. take part in trainings, reduce teaching hours to make space for research). Adjust productivity goals and develop flexible timelines for short term and long-term professional goals taking … UNIVERSITY2021 | JUNE 1. Minello, Alessandra & Martucci, Sara & Manzo, Lidia K.C.. (2020). The pandemic and the academic mothers: present hardships and future perspectives. European Societies. 23. 1-13. 10.1080/14616696.2020.1809690. https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/14616696.2020.1809690 https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/14616696.2020.1809690 For example, it is possible to observe a 10-20% drop in preprint submissions and submissions by women, whereas an increase in … the detrimental effects on careers due to forcedly reduced productivity, we recommend university management to allocate flexible funds to employees with caregiving responsibilities: e.g. boosting research grants, funds to extend contracts, funding to buy-out of teaching and/or hire assistants or to follow a training. We advise to incorporate a “COVID-19 disruption statement” in all promotion dossiers, even those of faculties who have not been heavily impacted by the pandemic. Templates should be …

… ITEC, Instruction for entering data and calculating composite scores Version: 1.5 Date: nov 2014 ITEC, Instruction for entering data and calculating composite scores nov 2014 Version 1.5 2 Table of contents 1. Introduction … Childhood) is a retrospective trauma interview developed by our research group in Maastricht University, the Netherlands (Arntz, Dietzel, & Dreessen, 1999; Giesen-Bloo & Arntz, 2005; Kremers, Van Giezen, Van der Does, van Dyck, & Spinhoven, 2006; Lobbestael, Arntz, & Sieswerda, 2005). This instruction intends to clarify how the data acquired with the ITEC has to be entered in the SPSS file that we constructed, and how composite scores can be generated by using the related SPSS syntax file. For … example: a participant has experience act 1 of physical neglect, but the interviewer accidentally left ‘frequency’ open or the participant refused to answer that question . Enter ‘999’ in the SPSS data file in this case, the code for a missing value. When a participant has not experiences an act, merely enter only at the variable that represents the act ‘0’ (=no). All related parameters of that act should be left empty in the SPSS file. ITEC, Instruction for entering data and calculating composite …

… 18/07/2023, 16:26 Admission requirements | Forensic Psychology | Maastricht University https://curriculum.maastrichtuniversity.nl/education/master/master-forensic-psychology/requirements 1/4 Find another programme Forensic Psychology Admission requirements On this page you will find important … and application assessment) for the master’s programme in Forensic Psychology for academic year 2023-2024. International students: also check the study progress requirements Important deadlines for application for this study programme Applicable when starting on 1 September 2023. 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 … | Forensic Psychology | Maastricht University https://curriculum.maastrichtuniversity.nl/education/master/master-forensic-psychology/requirements 4/4 Step 2, interview In the second phase of the selection procedure you will be invited for an (online) interview. On the basis of the interview, the Board of Admissions evaluates your knowledge and skills level, attitude and motivation in relation to the programme’s objectives. The Board applies the following selection criteria: motivation and …

… In this document the following is discussed:  Aim  Description of the (f)MRI technique  Known persistent side-or after-effects  Starting an (f)MRI study  Experimental procedures  Safety guidelines and procedures  Where to find more informaiton  Contact addresses ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Aim of this document This document describes the Procedure for measurement of (functional) … check for safety and if formal approval by the ERCPN has been granted. They also provide feedback on study design, acquisition parameters, and data analysis plan. You will need to provide a code (project/budget number) for your experiment to be used when booking a lab and/ or equipment to keep track of who is using the lab and/or equipment and at which times. Experimental procedures regarding fMRI studies 1) Only a certified user (CU) may operate the MR-scanner. CU training is performed by … MRI lab information  \\unimaas.nl\Organisation\FPN\FPN MRI User interface\ Ethical approval  Ethical approval is required for all studies conducted under the responsibility of FPN staff. For details about who must and can apply for approval, see the Online Application Form at the ERCPN site: https://www.maastrichtuniversity.nl/about-um/faculties/psychology-and- neuroscience/facilities/ethical-review-committee-psychology-and mailto:f.demartino@maastrichtuniversity.nl …

… area-dependent.3 Overall, the incidence of bone fractures is increasing, also due to a growing and aging population.1 The fracture location and incidence change with age and is gender dependent.1,3 Bone fractures are a major health issue, especially when occurring in osteoporotic bone.1,3 The treatment of these bone fractures became more complicated and expensive, also as a result of the aging population.3 A bone fracture is a complete or incomplete break of the anatomical continuation of the bone … achieve a union and return the affected bone to complete functioning.2,57,59,73 Nevertheless, treatment of non-unions is complex and related to high costs.57,71-73 The type and location of non-union in combination with the alignment will dictate the best treatment option.57,71-73 The parameters necessary to achieve are based on the diamond concept: mechanical stability, osteogenic cells, osteoconductive scaffolds, and growth factors, which result in an adequate biological environment when adequate … R, Tsiridis E, Giannoudis PV. Current concepts of molecular aspects of bone healing. Injury. 2005;36(12):1392-404. 8. Giannoudis PV, Einhorn TA, Marsh D. Fracture healing: the diamond concept. Injury. 2007;38 Suppl 4:S3-6. 9. Hak DJ, Fitzpatrick D, Bishop JA, et al. Delayed union and nonunions: epidemiology, clinical issues, and financial aspects. Injury. 2014;45(Suppl 2):S3-7. 10. Tsiridis E, Upadhyay N, Giannoudis P. Molecular aspects of fracture healing: which are the important molecules? …