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… needs to follow one language course in one other language of your choice for max 6 ECTS in total, not being English or the student's mother tongue, and preferably following the spoken language of the country of exchange in year 2. The language course can be followed in periods 1-2 and/or period 4-5. More information on the offered languages, can be found on the website of the UM Language Centre. Examinations: Week of October 23 Resit: week of January 29 Examinations: Week of December 18 Resit: week of April 8 Holidays: Week of December 25 Week of January 1 Examinations: Week of January 29 …

… conference activities, including presentations and social events. By attending, participants agree to adhere to this Code of Conduct and contribute to a positive conference environment. Expected Behavior • Treat all participants, organizers, and staff with respect, courtesy, and consideration. • Communicate professionally and constructively, avoiding demeaning, discriminatory, or harassing behavior or language. • Respect differing viewpoints and intellectual property. • Comply with all local laws … status. o Intentionally misgendering someone or refusing to use their preferred pronouns. • Intimidation o Verbal or written abuse, threats, or other forms of intimidation. o Stalking or following a participant in any setting (physical or online). • Disruption o Sustained interruptions of talks, presentations, or other events. o Unauthorized recording, photography, or distribution of conference material or attendees’ private information. Reporting Incidents If you witness or experience behavior that violates this Code of Conduct, please report it immediately to the ICAC2025 organizers. Reports can be made in person, via email at icac2025@maastrichtuniversity.nl, or by phone at 0031-6-46500475. All reports will be handled with strict confidentiality and carefully documented and assessed, and appropriate actions will be taken to address the …

… and accepts equal civil rights, gender equality, and LGBTQIA+ social movements, challenging what they perceive as homophobia, biphobia, and transphobia. • is sustainable • is not only a ‘phase’ • is dynamic and changes as you change • means you know when to act and when not to Remember: It’s okay to make mistakes. Allyship: ally 2 Knowing the Difference between Sex Assigned at Birth, Gender, Gender Expression, and Sexuality 1. Sex Assigned at Birth Sex is a set of biological characteristics. For … who is attracted to someone regardless of their gender. Asexual (‘Ace’): A person who experiences little to no sexual attraction. Aromantic (‘Aro’): A person who experiences little to no romantic attraction. Queer This term is generally accepted within the community and is used as a way for people in the LGBTQIA+ community to describe themselves. People who are not in the LGBTQIA+ community can use it, but since it has been used as a slur in the past, you have to be mindful in case someone … age, position, or faculty. https://www.maastrichtuniversity.nl/about-um/diversity-inclusivity/ getting-involved/networks-staff-and-students/um-pride UM Diversity and Inclusivity Education and Social Safety Webpage containing Resources, Tools, Workshops, and more guidance to become a better ally, provided by the D&I Office. https://www.maastrichtuniversity.nl/about-um/diversity-inclusivity/di- education-and-social-safety Treat It Queer International non-profit foundation dedicated to health …