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… data. Your personal data may be collected and processed for a specific purpose. If this specific purpose is not expressly specified in this privacy statement, you will be informed in advance about this specific purpose in a separate privacy statement. Contact details If you have a query about this privacy statement or you want to know more about how UM handles personal data, or if you have a complaint, please contact: Maastricht University attn. Data Protection Officer Postbus 616 6200 MD Maastricht privacy@maastrichtuniversity.nl You can also contact UM’s Data Protection Officer directly by emailing fg@maastrichtuniversity.nl. What personal data does UM process? UM always has a purpose for processes personal data, and does not process more data than is necessary for that purpose. A general …

… or anyone you live with have shortness of breath and/or fever? If so, you will not have access to university buildings until 24 hours after the symptoms have ceased. 4) Has a family member, anyone you live with or anyone else you have been in close contact with tested positive, or has it emerged from the source and contact tracing by the GGD that you may have been in contact with someone with COVID-19? If so, you will have to spend 10 days in home quarantine before you can come back to the university buildings. The GGD imposes this quarantine requirement (this period is longer than the minimum 7 days the GGD …

… Courses Available at University College Maastricht ....................................................................... 134 7 BIO1101 Introduction to Biology Course coordinator Dr. Martina Calore, Faculty of Health, Medicine and Life Sciences Contact: m.calore@maastrichtuniversity.nl Co-coordinator David Cortens, Faculty of Science and Engineering, Maastricht Science Programme Contact:david.cortens@maastrichtuniversity.nl Pre-requisites  None Co-requisites  PRA1102 Introduction to Scientific Research II Objectives After this course, students should be able to:  Apply basic knowledge of ecology, evolution, and molecular … they are constructed using non-invasive non-destructive analytical techniques and equipment. Literature Selected articles and chapters will be provided to the students. Instructional format Lectures, tutorial group meetings, conservation studio workshops and practical exercises. Assessment  A mid-term examination, which consists of essay questions;  A final examination;  The contributions to the tutorial group meetings. http://www.sral.nl/en) 57 MAT1006 Applied Statistics Note: this course …

… 133 Courses Available at University College Maastricht ....................................................................... 134 10 BIO1101 Introduction to Biology Course coordinator Dr. Martina Calore, Faculty of Health, Medicine and Life Sciences Contact: m.calore@maastrichtuniversity.nl Pre-requisites  None Co-requisites  PRA1102 Introduction to Scientific Research II Objectives After this course, students should be able to:  Apply basic knowledge of ecology, evolution, and molecular and … 11 BIO2001 Cell Biology Course coordinators Prof. dr. Martijn van Griensven and Dr Aart van Apeldoorn: Department cBITE, MERLN Institute for Technology-Inspired Regenerative Medicine; Faculty of Health, Medicine and Life Sciences. Contact (Period 1): a.vanapeldoorn@maastrichtuniversity.nl Contact (Period 4): m.vangriensven@maastrichtuniversity.nl Pre-requisites  None Co-requisites  None Objectives  To present the structure of prokaryote (bacteria) and eukaryote cells … they are constructed using non-invasive non-destructive analytical techniques and equipment. Literature Selected articles and chapters will be provided to the students. Instructional format Lectures, tutorial group meetings, conservation studio workshops and practical exercises. Assessment  A final examination, which consists of essay questions;  A PowerPoint presentation on a selected conservation problem;  A mid-term examination;  The contributions to the tutorial group meetings. …

… especially when recruiting via Social Media. Online recruitment is still possible, and when specific conditions are met, data contamination can be avoided as much as possible. If you want optimal certainty about the reliability of your data, direct contact with your participants is the only route, but is costly in time and effort. On the other hand, detecting research data for potential BOTS is also time-consuming and provides in the end less reliable data. There will always be new developments … including the burden of participation. If people then choose to participate in the study, the chance of commitment from participants is larger. mailto:fpn-onlineresearch@maastrichtuniversity.nl 3 Hybrid online recruitment: Interested participants will contact the researcher via e.g. an email message. Before the online questionnaire is completed, there is personal contact with the participant via Zoom, Teams, etc. A predetermined question in the online questionnaire is asked/passed to the participant. The participant fills in the answer that is verbally determined/passed on. For example, a unique subject number. …

… TP room G0.201 Lab and working rules Microscopy Core Lab Author: HK Lab rules TP room G0.201 Before using this room contact TP-manager or TP-supervisor and consent to user agreement and lab and working rules You need a valid GMO approval, signed by the Biosafety officers - Every TP user needs to be registered - Every TP experiment has to be registered - Everyone in … of the microscope, take out the gloves and close the curtains Never touch the computer keyboard or mouse or control panel with gloves After finishing the animal experiment: - All horizontal surfaces have to be cleaned and disinfected with ethanol 70% contact time 30'' In case of animals going back to central animal facility after the experiment, disinfection should be done with a proper disinfectans (eg Virkon S contact time of 10 minutes followed by 70% Ethanol 30'') When ML-I - experiment is going on: - Everyone wears a lab coat with green collar - Use gloves when handling ML-I material, after positioning your ML-I material under the microscope and after …

… in the short term Advise the student to look for support with family and friends Do not leave the student by him/herself Ask for the student’s name, address and telephone number Call the/a general practitioner and discuss the plan of action Involve / contact the social support system of the student (family, friends) Only let the student go when he/she is in care of a professional care provider Help the student arrange a GP consultation on the same day Ask the student to contact someone in his/her social network for support Encourage the student to go to the GP together with that person Ask the student for his/her name, living address and telephone number Ask the student or supporting person to inform you when care has been arranged Help the student arrange a GP consultation in the very short term Ask the student to contact someone in his/her social network for support Ask the student for his/her name, living address and telephone number Ask the student to inform you when care has been arranged Is someone distraught, drunk or high, or disoriented? Call 112 Is …

… in the short term Advise the student to look for support with family and friends Do not leave the student by him/herself Ask for the student’s name, address and telephone number Call the/a general practitioner and discuss the plan of action Involve / contact the social support system of the student (family, friends) Only let the student go when he/she is in care of a professional care provider Help the student arrange a GP consultation on the same day Ask the student to contact someone in his/her social network for support Encourage the student to go to the GP together with that person Ask the student for his/her name, living address and telephone number Ask the student or supporting person to inform you when care has been arranged Help the student arrange a GP consultation in the very short term Ask the student to contact someone in his/her social network for support Ask the student for his/her name, living address and telephone number Ask the student to inform you when care has been arranged Is someone distraught, drunk or high, or disoriented? Call 112 Is …

… Page 9/145 Core Courses Course Catalogue 2022-2023 University College Venlo Page 10/145 VCO1001 Modelling Nature 1000 Core Course 5 ECTS, Fall Semester, Period 1 Course Coordinator Alie Boer, de, University College Venlo, FSE, Maastricht University Contact: a.deboer@maastrichtuniversity.nl Pre-requisites  None Recommendations This course provides an introduction to theorizing and modelling. It is relevant for a wide range of other courses that are offered at UCV, but it does require some … Practical Guide for Social Scientists, New York: The Guillford Press. Additional materials (original research articles and relevant knowledge clips) will be made available on Student Portal. Instructional Format Lectures and tutorial meetings, two workshops Assessment • 50% of grade: Written final exam (open questions, using TestVision when testing online). • 50% of grade: Written assignment (report with two peer reviews and a response to peer reviews). Course Catalogue 2022-2023 University College Venlo Page 11/145 VCO1002 Philosophy of Science 1000 Core Course 5 ECTS, Spring Semester, Period 5 Course Coordinators Remco Havermans, University College Venlo, FSE, Maastricht University Contact: r.havermans@maastrichtuniversity.nl Pre-requisites  None Recommendations It is strongly recommended not to take the course in your first semester. Objectives To familiarize students with the philosophical foundations of scientific method. …

… necessary, they should only be used with clean hands (not gloves). In the event of potential contamination of a laptop, tablet, or mobile phone, disinfection should be carried out with a suitable disinfectant (bearing in mind the principle of minimal contact time). Work techniques 1. General information • The doors and windows to the workspace must be kept closed while working. • Administration must not be carried out in the laboratory except for administration required to record experimental data. … furniture or instruments in the laboratory. • Wearing jewelry (rings, bracelets, watches, etc.) while working is prohibited. • The presence of vermin is prohibited. • Smoking, eating, drinking, storage of food, applying cosmetics, and putting in contact lenses are prohibited; hair must be tied back. • Avoid hand-eye contact. • Using a pipette with the mouth is prohibited – always use a bulb or pipetman. • Filter tips may also be used to avoid contamination of a pipette's mechanical parts. • Use only paper hand towels or tissues, if necessary. • Before leaving the …