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… Master’s programmes Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences | 2021/2022 2 Dear prospective student, We are very happy that you are considering to come to Maastricht and to study with us, at the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences (FASoS). One of the reasons why it is such a pleasure to work at FASoS is that it is so international. When strolling through the courtyard or having a coffee at our … work and learn together in small groups on real-life problems. Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences The Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences (FASoS) is one of the six faculties at Maastricht University and was founded in 1994. The faculty offers a place where scholars with different disciplinary backgrounds are brought together in joint research. This interdisciplinary approach is predominant in our teaching as well; all of our programmes acquaint students with different disciplines and perspectives. … houses • governmental or cultural organisations • cultural industries and cultural tourism • media • academia or education Fast Facts • 1-year, full-time master’s programme, taught in Dutch or English* • starts in September 2021 • weekly: 12-14 hrs contact hrs, 26-28 hrs independent study * For more information about the Dutch track Kunst, Cultuur en Erfgoed (KCE), please have a look at our website or at the KCE flyer. Year 1 Semester 1 Semester 2 Period 1 (8 weeks) Period 2 (8 weeks) Period 3 (4 …

… student loan, the Dutch universities received extra funds to innovate and enhance the quality of education. Colleagues and students involved in three of the projects share their experiences. These projects are: Extracurricular training in Academic Computer Skills, the Independent Laboratory Training, and Promoting Equity in resource representation in Global Health. 20 A day at the desk: Our job is like a game of Dominoes Hospitality is in their genes. For every event hosted by FHML, event … support colleagues who, with great eff ort and commitment, kept FHML education running during the past two (corona) years. Our dean expressed this appreciation beautifully at the start of the meeting. Theatre company The Big Mo then took the stage, where they surprised us with great improvisational theatre. A few colleagues turned out to have unexpected acting skills, and the image of a ‘fl ipped classroom’, with students hanging upside-down from the ceiling, will be remembered by many. The … and hectic environment that makes our job fun.” “Our events give new students a taste of FHML’s atmosphere”, Claessens adds. “We help students in making the right study choice by offering information in an attractive manner and by bringing them into contact with staff members and student ambassadors. The faculty introduction provides a good start for the new academic year and the well-being of students is looked after with a variety of events. We also make sure that (international) students are …

… Full Terms & Conditions of access and use can be found at http://www.tandfonline.com/action/journalInformation?journalCode=ierp20 Download by: [Maastricht University Library] Date: 02 January 2017, At: 02:20 Expert Review of Pharmacoeconomics & Outcomes Research ISSN: 1473-7167 (Print) 1744-8379 (Online) Journal homepage: … or (2) a decision analytic model is built to model economic effects [2]. This article will focus solely on the former approach. In general, most steps of an SR-EE involve the same stages that are needed to conduct an SR of evidence for clinical CONTACT FW Thielen thielen@bmg.eur.nl Burg. Oudlaan 50, 3062 PA Rotterdam, P.O. Box 1738, 3000 DR, Rotterdam, The Netherlands EXPERT REVIEW OF PHARMACOECONOMICS & OUTCOMES RESEARCH, 2016 VOL. 16, NO. 6, 705–721 … compo- nents of the PICO scheme: population (or participant, or population), intervention, control or comparator, and out- comes [64]; this is a helpful step in the conceptualization of the research question [40]. Other search tools such as PICOS (where the S refers to study design) seem to be less sensi- tive in comparison with PICO [65]. Usually, not all PICO aspects are well covered by the title or abstracts or indexed key words of an article, and not all aspects are equally important [14]. …

… PHD GUIDE NUTRIM School of Nutrition and Translational Research in Metabolism 1 | Welcome to NUTRIM 1.1 | What is NUTRIM? NUTRIM School of Nutrition and Translational Research in Metabolism aims to contribute to excellence in health maintenance and personalized medicine by unraveling lifestyle- and disease-induced derangements in … introduction course for new PhD students. Updates and upcoming events can be found on the students’ council’s Facebook page. If, at any time during your PhD, you would like to comment on issues or suggest new issues for discussion, feel free to contact the students’ council! The more you keep in touch, the better they can stand up for your interests. 3 | Work in progress... 3.1 | Education/Self-development Skills development You can choose to improve your skills by attending workshops and … to the review committee and ending with the PhD defense ceremony, takes at least 20 weeks. Estimated printing costs for the dissertation in the Netherlands are 2000 €, and in addition 10 copies are fully reimbursed. Participants are free to choose where they have the dissertation printed. Maastricht University supports financially by reimbursing 0.36 € per page of the ten dissertation copies that have to be sent to the deans’ office, and by reimbursing printing costs as well as the costs of the …