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… process (such as deadlines, admission requirements, required documents and application assessment) for the bachelor’s programme in European Public Health for the academic year 2022-2023. Important deadlines for this study programme Applicable when starting on 1 September 2022 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 … admission to this bachelor’s programme. Additionally, the Foundation Programme offers support outside of the classroom and organises events that will help you make new friends and adjust to life in the Netherlands and at Maastricht University. Learn more about the Foundation programme Prospective students who do not meet the admission requirements If you do not meet the requirements, you can still qualify by passing the entrance exam (colloquium doctum exam). You should at least be 21. To qualify … However, you are not required to complete the Matching procedure to be admitted. The aim of Matching is to assess whether you and your chosen programme are a good match. It can help you to find out if the study programme suits you. You will receive an online intake questionnaire at the email address you specified in Studielink. We ask you to answer the questions in an open and honest manner. You will receive feedback via email within two weeks. There are two kinds of feedback: You receive a positive …

… you from? What do you expect of the first year?  by Marleen Introduction of what students can expect of the first year/blocks, from us and of what we expect from our students by coordinator(s) @ Coordinators: do students need to prepare anything before the start of their study??  share it now Experience with being a student (both studying and student life) by the current student ambassador Dates and what to expect before starting your study  by Marleen Settling down in Maastricht (as an international student)  My Maastricht and their webinars in summer INKOM, faculty Introduction and start of the academic year When to expect more information (mailings, calendarium, time schedules) Time for questions!  by students (answers by student ambassador and staff members) Still any doubts or questions  possibility to schedule a campus tour. 2 Let’s introduce … Start of the study and first tutorial group 13 14 Experiences of Noemi Way of studying Tutorials (8- 12 students) Problem based learning (PBL) Lectures (interactive) Active Recall (asking questions) Quizzes Studying in groups 15 Experiences of Noemi Best tips for new students Take part in INKOM Join EUnitas and UM Sports (and other associations/ projects if you like) Get a bike (for example Swapfiets or find a second hand bike) Take the opportunity to travel 16 Key dates and sources for practical …

… The educational organisation has the power to make a number of educational activities mandatory for each course. All students must have participated in these educational activities. 2. Courses that include tutorials will be registered for completion when the following requirements (subsections 3-9) have been met. 3. Students must be 100% present and actively participate in all tutorials / project groups. Presence and active participation will be registered by the tutor/trainer e.g. The following … and participation 75-100%: The student is allowed to miss maximum 25% of the mandatory meetings under the condition that the student has provided reasons for each mandatory meeting missed. He/she must inform the tutor/trainer of these reasons before the meeting starts. If the student does not want to tell the tutor/trainer the reason because of privacy reasons, he/she must contact the study advisor instead of the tutor/trainer before the meeting starts in a similar fashion. In addition, if a … grade of 5.5 is calculated as follows: - for 100 or more students, the grade of 5.5 is equal to 70% of the 95th percentile of the obtained scores - for 50 or more but fewer than 100 students, the grade of 5.5 is equal to 70% of the average of the 10% best scores - for fewer than 50 students the grade of 5.5 is equal to 60% of the maximum obtainable score - On the basis of a straight line through these two points the final grade will be calculated on a scale of 1 - 10. 4. For the assessment of an …

… Amsterdam Airport (Schiphol)  Maastricht When you arrive at Amsterdam Airport Schiphol, you can travel to Maastricht railway station by train. This will take around 2 hours and 45 minutes and a train ticket costs around €26,50. The Schiphol railway station is located directly below the … check the updates concerning your travel route. https://www.schiphol.nl/en/ https://www.ns.nl/en https://9292.nl/en https://9292.nl/en https://www.schiphol.nl/en/ An example: Amsterdam Schiphol Airport  Maastricht In this example we used the NS online travel planner. Step 1. Travel information Step 2. Travel possibilities https://www.ns.nl/en …