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… reflecting on risk regulation and the role of agencies in EU governance, democratic accountability in times of economic crisis, stakeholder and human rights protection, EU migration, anti- discrimination as well as social law and policy. In fall 2014, this lively group embraced the idea of an ‘MCEL PhD forum’; a seminar series intended to allow those working on a PhD involving EU law to present work in progress to others involved in a doctoral project. We are delighted that the monthly meetings … database on national case law. On the same day, Maja Brkan organised a major conference, in which bachelor students were actively involved, entitled ‘Institutional Challenges of the EU in the Aftermath of the Economic Crisis’. Upcoming Events  Workshop Courts, Privacy and Data Protection in the Digital Environment, 6 March 2014, Brussels  Research Seminars on 13 January, 10 February, 10 March, 21 April  PhD Forums on 17 December, 21 January, 25 February, 25 March, 29 April Newsletter 2014 N. 2 …  Ehnert, T. (2014). The legitimacy of new risk governance: a critical view in light of the EU's approach to nanotechnologies in food. European Law Journal.  Eliantonio, M. & Roer-Eide, H. (2014). Regional courts and locus standi for private parties: can the EU learn something from the others? The Law and Practice of International Courts and Tribunals, 13 (1), 27-53.  Kilpatrick, C. & de Witte, B. (Eds.), (2014) Social Rights in Times of Crisis in the Eurozone: The Role of Fundamental Rights’ …

… the impact of structures of power, privilege, and oppression? And how do academics, artists, and activists respond to and resist historical and contemporary forms of sexism, racism, homo- and transphobia, speciesism, and other systems of domination? This minor serves as an introduction to gender and diversity studies, an interdisciplinary field that critically examines how gender, sexuality, ethnicity, race, religion, class, and other “crucial differences” are constituted and operate both at the … The courses are suited for students from the humanities and social sciences, as well as students from other disciplinary or interdisciplinary backgrounds with an interest in gender and diversity studies. Course 1: The Making of Crucial Differences This course offers a historical inquiry into the development of important social differences marked through categories like gender, sexuality, race, ethnicity, religion, and social class from the Enlightenment until the mid-twentieth century. The … ethics of life writing. It also introduces students to qualitative interviewing and “memory work” as critical methodological tools for studying the auto/biographies of different (minoritarian) subjects and how the stories of their lives are told. How can individual and collective differences be read, interpreted, and written by the authors of an-other’s life? How are they narrated and acted in stories and performances of the self? In addressing these questions the course directs special attention …

… 29-11-2019 1 Welcome to the Master’s Open Day Master of Epidemiology Leo Schouten Programme coordinator Leo Schouten, PhD Programme coordinator Master of Epidemiology • Medicine (1975-1981) • PhD in Cancer Epidemiology (1996) • Head of Cancer Registry (1983-2000) • Associate Professor in Cancer Epidemiology, UM (2000-) main research focus: causes and prognosis of cancer 2 Martijn Bours, PhD Vice-programme coordinator Master of Epidemiology • BSc Physiotherapy (1994-1999) • MSc Human … 2018) Link: https://search.nvao.net/files/5c62d72b52292_007490%20rapport%20UM%20wo-ma%20Epidemiology.pdf 15 Evaluation (2013-2018) own evaluation Grade Scale Grade program in general 7.3-8.1 1-10 If I was to start all over again, I would choose for this programme 3.7-4.4 1-5 The supervisor was an expert in the topic 4.2-4.6 1-5 Grade functioning supervisor 8.3-8.6 1-10 16 Evaluation NSE (2019) Nationale Studenten Enquête Link: https://www.studiekeuze123.nl/opleidingen/17318-epidemiology- …

… Y. Cheng, K. Fingerman, University of Texas at Austin, Austin, Texas Middle-aged adults often help aging parents. However, how off- spring feel when helping older parents and how parents react to the offspring’s appraisals are usually overlooked. This study examined (a) whether relationship quality with parents and filial obligation were associated with rewards and stress of helping parents; and (b) whether offspring’s feelings of reward and stress were associated with parents’ psychological … sole-surviving mother with many life problems. Regression analyses are used to examine the personal and family resources that moderate the relationship between mother’s life problems and offspring depres- sive symptoms. For depressive symptoms, significant interactions were found for: a) participant self-reported physical health and moth- er’s problems, b) number of siblings living geographically close to the mother and mother’s problems, and c) support provided by the mother and mother’s problems. … between adult children and aging parents is hypothe- sized to result in older adults insisting, resisting, or persisting in their ways or opinions at times—acting in a way commonly attributed to stubbornness. However, research has yet to examine this phenomenon in families. With 189 dyads of middle-aged adults and their parents, we examined the prevalence of reports of parents’ behaviors commonly attributed to stubbornness. Utilizing multi-level modeling we further explored the association of …

… 2 Grabner, I. and F. Moers. 2021. Determinants and consequences of budget reallocations. Contemporary Accounting Research, 38(3): 1782-1808. Grabner, I., J. Künneke, and F. Moers. 2020. How calibration committees can mitigate performance evaluation bias: An analysis of implicit incentives. The Accounting Review, 95(6): 213-233. Masschelein, S. and F. Moers. 2020. Testing for complementarities between accounting practices. Accounting, Organizations and Society, … Care Management Division’s Program at the Academy of Management Annual Meeting (Title of paper: Regulator leniency and mispricing in beneficent nonprofits, with Jonas Heese and Ranjani Krishnan) 2012 Midyear Meeting Outstanding Paper Award, American Accounting Association (Title of paper: Managers’ choices of performance measures in promotion decisions: An analysis of alternative job assignments, with Isabella Grabner) JMAR Best Paper Award covering years 2005-2007 (Title of paper: The role of financial incentives and social incentives in multi-task settings, with Alexander Brüggen) 2006 Dissertation Supervising Award regarding Alexander Brüggen’s 2006 Runner-Up Outstanding Management Accounting Doctoral Dissertation Award of the American Accounting Association 2002 Outstanding Management Accounting Doctoral Dissertation Award of the American Accounting Association Research Fellow Graduate School of Business and Economics (GSBE) of Maastricht University, January 2002–present …

… the impact of structures of power, privilege, and oppression? And how do academics, artists, and activists respond to and resist historical and contemporary forms of sexism, racism, homo- and transphobia, speciesism, and other systems of domination? This minor serves as an introduction to gender and diversity studies, an interdisciplinary field that critically examines how gender, sexuality, ethnicity, race, religion, class, and other “crucial differences” are constituted and operate both at the … https://curriculum.maastrichtuniversity.nl/meta/437001/crucial-differences-21st-century https://curriculum.maastrichtuniversity.nl/meta/435907/crucially-different-lives Course 1: The Making of Crucial Differences This course offers a historical inquiry into the development of important social differences marked through categories like gender, sexuality, race, ethnicity, religion, and social class from the Enlightenment until the mid-twentieth century. The … ethics of life writing. It also introduces students to qualitative interviewing and “memory work” as critical methodological tools for studying the auto/biographies of different (minoritarian) subjects and how the stories of their lives are told. How can individual and collective differences be read, interpreted, and written by the authors of an-other’s life? How are they narrated and acted in stories and performances of the self? In addressing these questions the course directs special attention …

… 1 Faculty of Psychology and Neuroscience / Faculty of Law / Faculty of Economics Name minor: Interfaculty Minor Human and Legal Decision-making (combining courses of FPN, FoL, SBE) Full period of this minor: September – December (period 1 and 2) ECTS credits in total of this minor: 24 ECTS Language of instruction: English This (interfacultary) minor (24 ECTS) brings together perspectives on human and legal decision-making from law, … average score of the examinations which are assessed on a ten-point scale. This regulation also applies to non-FPN students! Legal decision-making and neurosciences Course period period 1 (September – October) Code LAW3024 ECTS credits 6,0 Coordinator Ruben Knehans 4 Organisational unit Faculty of Law Description In the legal arena, everything revolves around evidence and credibility. This course addresses the relevance and validity of various types of empirical evidence that regularly surface in … forensic science: Understanding and utilizing the human element. Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society B: Biological Sciences, 370: 20140255. Swets, J. A., Dawes, R. M., & Monahan, J. (2000). Better decisions through science. Scientific American, 283, 82-87. Teaching methods PBL-tutorials (seven sessions) and lectures Assessment methods Written exam and paper or presentation 6 Law & Neurosciences Course Period: Period 2 (October – December) Code Law3021 ECTS credits 6,0 Organisational unit …

… implementation and the identification of potential gaps. We aim to integrate, as far as possible, measures and activities into ongoing UM initiatives and actions lines, e.g. sustainable employability, health management, and diversity/inclusivity. This fits perfectly within our mission to be an innovative, inclusive, responsible and sustainable place to work and study. 01 18.06.2019 1. HF1: Arbeits-, Forschungs- und Studienzeit 1.1 Ziel: Students with caring responsibilities have flexibility … career steps for persons with caring responsibilities Responsible: HR Zielgruppe: Employees with caring responsibilities Umsetzung bis: Bericht 1 6.1.2 Maßnahme: Examination of existing instruments (e.g. the tenure track programme) to see if these can be adapted with respect to the situation of persons with caring responsibilities Responsible: HR Zielgruppe: Employees with caring responsibilities Umsetzung bis: Bericht 1 6.1.3 Maßnahme: If necessary, adaptation of existing instruments and … responsibility for the implementation of the concrete measures is taken by the functions defined in the distinct measures. The implementation of the measures will be coordinated by the newly installed UMCares contact point. Thus, the installation of this office is the first and essential step of the implementation. The UMCares contact point will be part of the UM Diversity Office. The UMCares contact point will report regularly to the Executive Board and other decision-making organs about the …

… MSc Econometrics and Operations Research Maastricht University, School of Business and Economics Dr. Dries Vermeulen Today’s Agenda Why this MSc? 1 Our programme 2 Specialisations 3 Student Profile 4 What does the future hold? 5 Why this MSc? Why Econometrics and Operations Research? Applying mathematics and statistics to economics and business High quality courses Small group teaching Excellent career perspectives Use of dedicated software Close links to the corporate world What … to the OR variant of Ect&OR master (master’s thesis is replaced by two electives, last skill is replaced by a hands-on research project). Year 2 deepens OR knowledge with courses of the Dutch network LNMB in Utrecht. Master’s thesis is 30 ECTS and can be fullfilled through an internship. Research Master: 2 years Econometrics/Mathematical Economics research variant: Part of the 2 years METEOR Research MSc in Economic and Financial Research. Year 1 is very similar to the Ect/MathEcon variant of …

… De in dit Studentenstatuut gehanteerde afkortingen hebben de volgende betekenis (in alfabetische volgorde): - AW : Auteurswet - CBE : College van Beroep voor de Examens - CvB : College van Bestuur van de Universiteit Maastricht - CvD : College van Decanen van de Universiteit Maastricht - CBHO : College van Beroep voor het Hoger Onderwijs - DUO : Dienst Uitvoering Onderwijs - FB : Faculteitsbestuur - FASoS : Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences - FdR/FL : Faculteit der Rechtsgeleerdheid/Faculty of … vastgestelde regels, zoals neergelegd in de OER. Als bewijs voor het behalen van tenminste twee tentamens (geen examen), wordt op verzoek een verklaring uitgereikt. Vrij onderwijsprogramma (art. 7.3h) Een student kan zelf uit onderwijseenheden een programma samenstellen waaraan een examen is verbonden. Indien de examencommissie haar goedkeuring hieraan verleent geeft zij tevens aan tot welke opleiding het programma behoort. Het kiezen van een vrij onderwijsprogramma kan gevolgen … voor vluchtelingen UM-Career Services In elke fase van de studie kunnen studenten gebruik maken van advisering en andere diensten ter ondersteuning van hun carrière. Studenten kunnen bij Career Services terecht voor persoonlijke begeleiding, workshops, trainingen en informatie. Of het nu gaat over een sollicitatiebrief en het C.V., de keuze voor een masterprogramma, werken in het buitenland of een heroriëntatie op de studiekeuze: studenten kunnen altijd een afspraak maken voor een Quick Career …