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… have to be covered by the students. Tuition fees Tuition fees can vary, depending on, for instance, your nationality and whether this is your first or second study programme. Students pay tuition fee to SBE for the entire duration of the programme. Exchanges take place without tuition fee transfers. Please keep in mind that once you have signed up for and take part in the Double Degree programme at SBE, you are to remain registered at SBE for the entire duration of the programme, so even while … for which you have to pay a fee beyond the regular tuition fee. This unfortunately implies that when participating in this Double Degree programme it is not possible nor allowed to apply for an additional grant. Additional internships/ master exchange Please note that SBE cannot approve an additional (extra-curricular) master exchange to students enrolled in this Double Degree programme after they have fulfilled the full course programme. Since the regular study programme already takes 1,5 years, an extra extension of the programme is not allowed. An additional internship …

… results further our academic understanding of art and culture, intervene in topical societal debates, and help build more inclusive societies.  Globalisation, Transnationalism and Development (GTD) asks how transnational linkages created through the exchanges between individuals, families, political elites and civil society organisations within the Global South and between the Global South and North affect societies. It draws on expertise in international development studies, anthropology, … by the actions of the research centres and an annual research retreat for the whole FASoS community. All these activities serve to shape and focus our research, to welcome and integrate new colleagues into our community and to create spaces of exchange and cooperation with external colleagues. To strengthen the latter, FASoS also has a visiting fellowship/professorship programme, and to further facilitate exchange, UM’s Brussels Campus is particularly useful.6 Many FASoS activities take … monitor our diversity and work hard to reach 50:50 on gender also at the lecturer, UD, and professorial levels. With regard to age, we believe that we have already reached our main goals. On nationality, we will continue to strive for a 60:40 ratio of foreign to Dutch staff, as described in our Strategic Plan “Coming of Age”. 13 Our choice of diversity criteria is informed by Dutch national policies. Ethnicity, as another possible category, has been rejected, in line with national policies: …

… may differ depending on teaching availabilities. Please check our online registration form (click here) on the opening dates listed above to see the scheduled levels and classes for the upcoming period. PhD-1+2 Health & Biomed PhD-1+2 Health & Biomed Foreign languages English Cambridge course (Feb - Nov) Cambridge exam preparation course (Feb - Nov) PhD-1+2 Health & Biomed 19-06-23 Arabic, Chinese, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Russian, Spanish Arabic, Chinese, French, German, Italian, …

… 21.15 doors open at 19.30 La Bonbonnière Achter de Comedie 1, 6211 GZ Maastricht Exactly 25 years ago in Maastricht, a new Europe was born with a common currency and with the ambition to work on a common European policy in a number of areas, such as foreign- and security policy, social policy and some areas of justice and home affairs. Today, Europe finds itself at a crossroads, in a perfect storm of several great challenges, such as the refugee crisis, terrorism and an approaching Brexit. On the …

… eligible for financial support. To be eligible for financial support by Maastricht University (the Profileringsfonds Regulations) you have to meet the following criteria: • full-time UM Student • top-level sport status • receiving study finance or a foreign student studying nominally • follow the application procedure and deliver requested information timely The financial support has a fixed upper limit of 3 months per year. More information • www.maastrichtuniversity.nl/support • …