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… Regulations – 2022-2023 Article 1.4.6 Requirements on English language 1. Non-native English speaking candidates must submit evidence of English proficiency by achieving one of the following minimum scores: • TOEFL scores: (Test of English as Foreign Language) o TOEFL Internet based test (TOEFL IBT): minimum score of 88 o TOEFL Paper Based Test (TOEFL PBT): minimum score of 570 o Institutional TOEFL (TOEFL ITP), both the paper-based and online test: minimum score of 570 • IELTS score …

… Funding Overview, is regularly discussed with all researchers in the RiE staff meetings. Second, special Grant Meetings are organized at least four times a year. In these meetings researchers discuss drafts of project proposals they are preparing and exchange experiences with each other. Moreover, they keep a shared database with funded as well as unfunded project proposals (on the so-called RiE Wiki). Third, both PhD candidates and staff members are encouraged to participate in courses and … or the PhD candidate who has put forward the paper. SHE Academy Biannually (every odd-numbered year) the PhD conference ‘SHE Academy’ is organized in Maastricht (or online in times of pandemic). The goal of this meeting is community building and exchange of ideas among SHE researchers and PhD candidates, for both internal and external PhD candidates. PhD candidates are strongly encouraged to attend at least one SHE Academy meeting during their PhD project. In the year following on SHE Academy, … community—an important and useful network—and can rely on a bond of collegiality and friendship in which both the School of Health Professions Education and alumni actively participate; - Have access to participation in special alumni activities; - Exchange knowledge in health professions education and collaborate in projects; - Receive regular updates on educational and research developments within SHE; - Above all: enjoy staying in touch with former classmates, returning to Maastricht once in a …

… the exam venue. The student must not behave in such a way as to make it impossible to form a correct judgment on the students’ command of the subject matter to be examined. Such behaviour will be considered an irregularity. Any form of discussion or exchange of information whatsoever will be considered an irregularity. The invigilator will prepare a report of the irregularity and submit this to the report this to the Board of Examiners. The Board of Examiners may decide to take further action. …

… such as companies in which the state has no stake of ownership. 46 An ‘undertaking’ is a natural or legal person engaged in an ‘economic activity’, a term used to define ‘any activity consists in offering goods and services on a given market’ in exchange for remuneration. 47 43 P Craig and G De Búrca, EU Law: Text, Cases and Materials, p. 1088; P Nicolaides, in I Kokkoris and R Olivares-Caminal, Antitrust Law Amidst Financial Crisis, pp. 352-356. 44 P Craig and G De Búrca, EU Law: Text, Cases …

… Carabinieri(last accessed on: 27.08.2014). 93 Legambiente, Rifiuti Spa , p. 2. 94 Members of mafia groups who decide to share with the authorities all details they are aware of in respect of the groups’ activities in exchange for lower penalties and insertion in witness protection programmes. 95 Commissione Parlamentare d’Inchiesta sul Ciclo dei Rifiuti e sulle Attività Illecite ad esso Connesse, created in 1995 and expanded in 1996 to include both chambers of … through legal orders of the Courts, e.g. injunctions. On a transnational level, the creation of a European criminal definition of the offence with accompanying common sanction levels has been advocated. Other suggested interventions are the global exchange of police intelligence and best practices and stronger confiscation measures being applied worldwide as well as incentives for adequate disposal. ii. England a. The problem of waste trafficking in England 1. Waste Trafficking in Numbers and …

… Kwartaalschrift Economie, Vol. 4, Themanummer Vergrijzing, pp. 475-496. - F. Cörvers, H. Heijke en E. Lintjens (2007), Is er een drainage van bètatechnisch toptalent naar het buitenland? [Does the brain drain of science and technology top talents to foreign countries exist?], in A. de Grip en W. Smits (eds.), Technotopics II, Essays over onderwijs en arbeidsmarkt voor bètatechnici, Platform Bèta Techniek en Researchcentrum voor Onderwijs en Arbeidsmarkt, Den Haag en Maastricht, pp. 103-113. -9- - …