After George Floyd was killed by an American police officer, many hundreds of thousands of people all over the world took to the streets to protest against racism. These protests also prompt self-reflection at UM: what is the current situation in terms of the use of race and racism in Dutch health...
De Maastricht University School of Business and Economics heeft haar positie in de 2024 CEO Magazine's Global MBA Rankings behouden. Via de Tier One Global MBA-ranking, een 4e plaats in de Global Online MBA-ranking en een 8e plaats in de Global Executive MBA ranking handhaaft de businessschool haar...
Living in Sittard and studying in Maastricht, Eindhoven or even Tilburg or Leiden. A few years ago, this was hard to imagine, but nowadays it is increasingly common. Sometimes out of necessity, but often also as a conscious choice. The rise of more creative places to live outside the traditional...
Interview met de coördinator en een student van het blok 'Gezondheid, Voeding en Bewegen’, waarin 280 eerstejaars bachelorstudenten en 24 tutoren/trainers acuut overschakelden naar online onderwijs.
At a time when climate change makes them more essential than ever, qualified workers such as solar-panel installers and insulation specialists are in increasingly short supply. One reason for this imbalance may be that warmer weather affects our choice of job, says Dr Nico Pestel, associate...
Are you interested in the bachelor's programmes European Studies or Digital Society? During this live Instagram Q&A session you will be able to talk to our student ambassadors. You will be welcome to ask all your questions.
In this online seminar on recent developments in competition law and policy, speakers from China and the EU will present their ongoing or recently published research. It will take place on 7-8 April 2022.
During this live Instagram Q&A session you will be able to talk to our student ambassadors.
De sessie wordt geleid door Julieta Marotta, programmadirecteur MPP, die een korte presentatie geeft over het MPP en daarna is er volop tijd voor vragen.
Children of parents with a mental illness or substance abuse problems (abbreviated as COPMI and COSAP, respectively) have a high risk (50–66%) of developing the same problems. This has an impact on their health, wellbeing, social network and overall functioning.
