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… will take care of the English translation of the approved, public reports of the FHML Council as of January 2022. 4 COVID-19 The Dean indicates that besides the official communication from the Executive Board, indicating that education will remain online in period 3 and the wearing of face masks will remain obligatory, there is currently no more information to report concerning the corona policy. More information will follow shortly. 5 Housing/area development and new construction Randwyck The …

… the most frequently in COVID-19 related tweets Term Frequency Share (in total number of words used) covid 8620 3,08% professor 2029 0,73% crisis 937 0,33% business 918 0,33% webinar 709 0,25% pandemic 583 0,21% economy 580 0,20% impact 491 0,18% online 447 0,16% students 390 0,14% global 386 0,14% outbreak 336 0,12% social 325 0,12% health 299 0,11% article 295 0,11% join 287 0,10% lockdown 287 0,10% time 287 0,10% world 274 0,10% post 273 0,10% work 269 0,10% community 255 0,09% support 245 …

… fall can be a major life event. Besides direct physical consequences, falls can also have a psychological impact, leading to decreased balance confidence and a fear of falling again. Most importantly, the consequences of falls can negatively affect someone’s daily life by decreasing the ability to live independently, participate in social activities or practice a beloved hobby. The wish to prevent as many people as possible from experiencing these consequences has inspired me to learn more about … specific details on the intervention, were excluded from the main synthesis. The final search was carried out on 9 January 2017. Additionally, reference lists of the discovered articles, previous reviews and other articles known to the authors were checked. Studies with healthy older adults, high risk or frail older adults, as well as older adults with neurological disorders that met the above criteria, were considered in the current review. … Randomization will be stratified based on sex (male versus female) and number of falls during the past year (1 versus 2 or more). This stratification will result in four different strata. The randomization sequence will be generated using an online random number generator. The allocation will be concealed by using sequentially numbered, sealed opaque envelopes. The person preparing the allocation concealment mechanism will be a different person than the one enrolling the subjects and …

… Practice for European Union (EU) producers of insects as food and feed, last updated version of November 2022, pp. 9-10, available at https://ipiff.org/good-hygiene-practices/, for a complete list of all the EU laws IPIFF indicates insect producers to check in order to comply with food and feed safety objectives. 194 Regulation (EC) No 258/97 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 27 January 1997 concerning novel foods and novel food ingredients, OJ L 43, 14.2.1997, p. 1-6. 195 Delgado et … https://technical-regulation-information-system.ec.europa.eu/en/search 28 the quantity of insect flours that is present; equally, they would require the placing of these foods on special shelfs in the shops.266 Similarly, Hungary and Romania have notified to the Commission draft technical regulations. The notification of Romania regards a draft order that would require food operators to, inter alia, present foodstuffs which are or contain insect … Bundesverband e.V. v Teekanne GmbH & Co. KG, Case C-195/14, ECLI:EU:C:2015:361. 47 - Judgment of the Court (Fourth Chamber) of 10 September 2009, Alberto Severi v Regione Emilia Romagna, Case C-446/07, ECLI:EU:C:2009:530. Other documents and online resources - CEN-CENELEC, “Food and Agriculture”, CEN sectors, accessed August 16, 2023, https://www.cencenelec.eu/areas-of-work/cen-sectors/food-and- agriculture/agricultural-farming-fishing-forestry-and-related-products/. - Draft European …

… Practice for European Union (EU) producers of insects as food and feed, last updated version of November 2022, pp. 9-10, available at https://ipiff.org/good-hygiene-practices/, for a complete list of all the EU laws IPIFF indicates insect producers to check in order to comply with food and feed safety objectives. 194 Regulation (EC) No 258/97 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 27 January 1997 concerning novel foods and novel food ingredients, OJ L 43, 14.2.1997, p. 1-6. 195 Delgado et … https://technical-regulation-information-system.ec.europa.eu/en/search 28 the quantity of insect flours that is present; equally, they would require the placing of these foods on special shelfs in the shops.266 Similarly, Hungary and Romania have notified to the Commission draft technical regulations. The notification of Romania regards a draft order that would require food operators to, inter alia, present foodstuffs which are or contain insect … Bundesverband e.V. v Teekanne GmbH & Co. KG, Case C-195/14, ECLI:EU:C:2015:361. 47 - Judgment of the Court (Fourth Chamber) of 10 September 2009, Alberto Severi v Regione Emilia Romagna, Case C-446/07, ECLI:EU:C:2009:530. Other documents and online resources - CEN-CENELEC, “Food and Agriculture”, CEN sectors, accessed August 16, 2023, https://www.cencenelec.eu/areas-of-work/cen-sectors/food-and- agriculture/agricultural-farming-fishing-forestry-and-related-products/. - Draft European …

… or a combination of these tasks, in concordance with the Act: - designing and implementing the assessment plan of the specific course and determining the course specific assessment methods; - executing assessment and exams according to the Plan-Do-Check-Act cycle; - executing (elements of) the assessment organization (planning, coordination, monitoring) construction of assessment/exams; - marking/ grading assessment; - setting the cut-off score (taking article 3.2 of the Rules and Regulations … Article 2.5 Written assignments and master thesis 1. The requirements with regard to the thesis and to papers that are part of a course will be announced in the respective assessment plan in the Student Portal. 2. All written assignments must be checked for plagiarism using the UM plagiarism tool or another plagiarism-screening program approved by the Board of Examiners. 3. At least 30% of the (written) assignments must be full (student) identity proof. 4. In case the course assessment is … 7 Article 2.10 Determination and assessment of the level of the end-terms 1. The level of the end-terms is determined at the end of every course year. 2. In their annual transition meeting at the end of the academic year, the Board of Examiners checks the results of all students and may decide on applying the hardship clause and, if so, grant conditional admission to the higher course year. The program management and the student advisors are consulted before or during the meeting on issues of …

… or a combination of these tasks, in concordance with the Act: - designing and implementing the assessment plan of the specific course and determining the course specific assessment methods; - executing assessment and exams according to the Plan-Do-Check-Act cycle; - executing (elements of) the assessment organization (planning, coordination, monitoring) construction of assessment/exams; - marking/ grading assessment; - setting the cut-off score (taking article 3.2 of the Rules and Regulations … Article 2.5 Written assignments and master thesis 1. The requirements with regard to the thesis and to papers that are part of a course will be announced in the respective assessment plan in the Student Portal. 2. All written assignments must be checked for plagiarism using the UM plagiarism tool or another plagiarism-screening program approved by the Board of Examiners. 3. At least 30% of the (written) assignments must be full (student) identity proof. 4. In case the course assessment is … 7 Article 2.10 Determination and assessment of the level of the end-terms 1. The level of the end-terms is determined at the end of every course year. 2. In their annual transition meeting at the end of the academic year, the Board of Examiners checks the results of all students and may decide on applying the hardship clause and, if so, grant conditional admission to the higher course year. The program management and the student advisors are consulted before or during the meeting on issues of …

… or a combination of these tasks, in concordance with the Act: - designing and implementing the assessment plan of the specific course and determining the course specific assessment methods; - executing assessment and exams according to the Plan-Do-Check-Act cycle; - executing (elements of) the assessment organization (planning, coordination, monitoring) construction of assessment/exams; - marking/ grading assessment; - setting the cut-off score (taking article 3.2 of the Rules and Regulations … Article 2.5 Written assignments and master thesis 1. The requirements with regard to the thesis and to papers that are part of a course will be announced in the respective assessment plan in the Student Portal. 2. All written assignments must be checked for plagiarism using the UM plagiarism tool or another plagiarism-screening program approved by the Board of Examiners. 3. At least 30% of the (written) assignments must be full (student) identity proof. 4. In case the course assessment is … Article 2.10 Determination and assessment of the level of the end-terms 1. The level of the end-terms is determined at the end of every course year. 2. In their annual transition meeting at the end of the academic year, the Board of Examiners 7 checks the results of all students and may decide on applying the hardship clause and, if so, grant conditional admission to the higher course year. The program management and the student advisors are consulted before or during the meeting on issues of …

… necessary information we do not yet have 2. To obtain sufficient permission to act on your behalf as stipulated by European privacy legislation 3. To make sure you have taken proper note of all conditions to keep your residence permit PLEASE CAREFULLY CHECK WHAT YOU SIGN FOR; YOU CANNOT CLAIM IGNORANCE AFTERWARDS 6. A completed Antecedents Certificate Required document: 1. A completed form Antecedents Certificate (enclosure 7) Please complete section 1. In section 2 please fill in your full passport … office myself to arrange the extension of my residence permit, if needed, before my current permit expires. - I understand that each next academic year I will have to provide proof to the Visa office of sufficient financial resources PLEASE CAREFULLY CHECK WHAT YOU SIGN FOR; YOU CANNOT CLAIM IGNORANCE AFTERWARDS City Date Signature https://www.maastrichtuniversity.nl/support/your-studies-begin/coming-maastricht-university-abroad/visa-and-residence-permit/study Enclosure 7: Antecedents Certificate …

… To collect necessary information we do not yet have - To obtain sufficient permission to act on your behalf as stipulated by European privacy legislation - To make sure you have taken note of all conditions for receiving the residence permit CAREFULLY CHECK THE CONTENTS OF THE FORM BEFORE SIGNING Required document: A completed and signed consent form (enclosure 1). 5. A completed Antecedents Certificate (enclosure 2) You must complete sections 1 and 2. When in doubt, contact the Visa Office. … Germany even though Maastricht University is close to the border and accommodation may be easier to find. Health insurance Health insurance is a statutory obligation in The Netherlands. If you already have health insurance in your home country, please check whether this also covers your entire stay in the Netherlands and to what extent. If you do not have health insurance yet, or if your current insurance policy does not (sufficiently) cover your stay in The Netherlands, you have to take out health …