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… money laundering, other criminal activities and possibly terrorism is very close. - World Customs Organisation 2018 - Commitment Article 1 Professional traders in cultural property will not import, export or transfer the ownership of this property when they have reasonable cause to believe it has been stolen, illegally alienated, clandestinely excavated or illegally exported. International Code of Ethics for Dealers in Cultural Property [UNESCO 1999] UNESCO-Convention [1970] Article 2 (1) […] … of Top 3 Art Countries resulting in 71,5% 29,5% 18% 24% World Art Trade Exports World Art Trade Imports Maastricht University Graphic Source: DESA/UNSD United Nations Comtrade database Supply chain, customs procedures and operations [simplified] Before Shipping During Transportation After Delivery The role of the WCO and the customs authorities Effective export and import regulations Classification of Goods Specialized Units and Personnel Databases and Data and Information Exhcange The role of … were archaeological objects; 500 archaeological objects were found in Murcia, Spain, of which 19 were stolen in 2014 from the Archaeological Museum in Murcia;  over 400 coins from different periods were seized following investigations into suspicious online advertisements;  75 individuals were arrested;  48 588 persons, 29 340 vehicles and 50 ships were checked;  92 new investigations were initiated. Way to go from a customs perspective EC/DG TAXUD: Final Report on Fighting illicit trafficking …

… the darkblue menu on the lefthand side of this page). Are you working on your application & enrolment for a study start in September 2022? Then you can complete your application & enrolment in the (old) MyUM portal (open the PDF in the sidebox for more information). Information about a study start in September 2023 will be published on this page on 1 October 2022. Are you starting your studies in September 2022? You can find the relevant admission requirements in the PDF below. Admission … study programme application This master's programme has two intakes: September and February. The information below applies to a study start in February 2023. Information about a start in September 2023 will be published on this page on 1 October 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 provided in the table below. Note: if … complete the programme. This letter should be about 1 or 2 pages long. Dutch language exam with sufficient scores If Dutch is not your mother tongue, you have to pass the State Examination Dutch as a second language, level II (NT2). You can register online via DUO. Tip: prepare for the NT2 exam by following a Dutch language course at the UM Language Centre. A recent passport picture A copy of your valid passport or your EU/EEA identity card In addition, Non-EU/-EEA students have to: Pay the €100 …

… Maastricht University School of Business and Economics Problem Based Learning (PBL) Case – Business Analytics Sustainable food supply chains Reducing the environmental impact of feeding a growing world population is a key element to make the world more sustainable. Take as an example the supply chain of fresh vegetables from the farm to our fridge in the kitchen, involving growing, harvesting, transport, retail, supermarkets, doing groceries and cooking a meal. Along this way, a lot can go wrong, … forces to order pizza again. Failures, that lead to a waste of money and natural resources. At the same time, small physical devices called sensors which can measure physical or chemical conditions within the environment become ever cheaper. Using Internet of Things protocols, they can easily transmit collected data to huge data centres. Also, RFID chips can be plugged to moving objects and used to trace them. Experts in business analytics claim that these technologies can help decision makers a lot to reduce the environmental impact of food supply chains, in particular the fresh vegetable supply chain. There are plentiful examples, how analysing the collected data can lead to more awareness of what goes well and what goes wrong (using descriptive analytics), and allow better planning to omit waste (using predictive and prescriptive analytics). …

… 7.5 [not applicable] 20 Article 7.6 [not applicable] 20 Article 7.7 [not applicable] 20 Article 7.8 [lapsed] 20 SECTION 8 TRANSITIONAL AND FINAL PROVISIONS Article 8.1 Amendments 21 Article 8.2 Notice 21 Article 8.2.1 Evaluation 21 Article 8.3 Unforeseen cases/Hardship clause 21 Article 8.4 Effective date 21 SECTION 9 [NOT APPLICABLE] 22 SECTION 10 [NOT APPLICABLE] 22 SECTION 11 [NOT APPLICABLE] 22 APPENDICES Appendix 1 Choice for language of instruction of the programme 23 2021/22 EER … acquired in the minor is more than 25 credits, these credits are noted on the list of examination components, but will not be counted towards the study load referred to in Article 3.5. Article 3.9 [not applicable] Article 3.10 Honours programme 1. The best performing students in the programme are offered the opportunity to participate in the honours programme, which includes a faculty component (20 credits) and a university wide component (5 credits), the Honours+ programme. The faculty component … of field study and thesis topics to pursue. If desirable and beneficial, a student may discuss broader questions of student life with their mentor or Student Care Officer. Staff, in turn, may refer students to Student Deans and Student Psychologists when needed. Article 7.3 [not applicable] Article 7.4 [not applicable] Article 7.5 [not applicable] Article 7.6 [not applicable] Article 7.7 [not applicable] Article 7.8 [lapsed] 2021/22 EER Bachelor’s programme Global Studies, FASoS 21 SECTION 8 …

… needed. In some cases, an example text or general information is provided (in italic). Please use this information as inspiration for your own story and do not simply copy-paste it. Please examine the Call for proposals and this guidebook carefully before preparing your proposal. It will help to present important aspects in such a way that will enable the evaluators to make an effective assessment of your proposal against the evaluation criteria. This guidebook focuses on writing your KTF … will be completed within three months of the deadline. Please note: Member(s) of the WMUMC+ with a conflict of interest regarding a specific KTF proposal for funding will be excluded from the assessment and the interview. A conflict of interest occurs when the member involved in the assessment has a personal, professional (e.g. supervisor) or organisational relationship with the applicant(s), affecting their ability to undertake their role in an objective and unbiased way. General advice on your … are not necessarily related to research.  Leadership. For example: research vision, collaborations and networking, international and/or interdisciplinary research activities, membership of boards/committees, organisation of e.g. conferences, workshops, involvement in organization of meetings, other (non- research) activities in group /institute, growth/potential towards independence. …