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… you must ensure you have enough financial resources to cover the period before receiving your deposit back. You will need to manage this time without access to your deposit once you arrive in the Netherlands, using cash, credit card, or a foreign debit card. Required document: A proof of transfer showing the amount transferred. The transfer reference must show your student ID number, full name, and living allowance as a reference, regardless of whose account the amount is transferred … you leave for the Netherlands to ensure proper coverage. For more information and suggestions, please refer to this insurance page (link). https://www.government.nl/topics/identification-documents/certificates-and-official-documents/legalising-a-foreign-document-for-use-in-the-netherlands mailto:post@maastricht.nl https://ind.nl/en/forms/7644.pdf https://www.maastrichtuniversity.nl/file/visa-ssc-longtermrpeupdf https://www.studyinholland.nl/practical-matters/insurance … any liability for my inability to meet any of the other registration requirements ✓ I authorize the UM Visa Office to legally act on my behalf for the application, extension, change, or termination of my visa and residence permit for study and to exchange information with Dutch Immigration (IND) on my residence status ✓ I authorize the UM Visa Office to act and exchange information on my municipal registration ✓ I will transfer the full registration fee in one lump sum or provide a verifiable …

… ....................................................................................................... 26 Appendix 1 Accountability for the language of instruction .........................................26 Appendix 2 Implementation Regulation Exchange Programme and Electives Abroad ....28 Appendix 3 Composition of the Honours Programme ................................................30 Education and Examination Regulations Bachelor Psychology 2024-2025 4 EDUCATION AND EXAMINATION … du Baccalauréat Général: Dutch as first, second or third language; • European Baccalaureate: Dutch as first or second language; • International Baccalaureate: Dutch A at Standard Level or Higher Level, Dutch B at Higher Level; • Certificate Dutch as a Foreign Language (CNaVT): Educatief Startbekwaam (STRT) and Educatief Professioneel (EDUP) or Profiel Taalvaardigheid Hoger Onderwijs (PTHO), or • can adhere to the language requirement in a different way, for example by obtaining a certificate … https://curriculum.maastrichtuniversity.nl/education/bachelor/bachelor-psychology/courses-curriculum Education and Examination Regulations Bachelor Psychology 2024-2025 15 - another UM faculty; - another Dutch university; - a foreign university (for regulations regarding the exchange programme see appendix 2). 2. Regarding level and content applicable to the examination of the programme concerned certain conditions apply. The decision to whether an elective course can be …

… frontier of low-wage labour. This strategy has led to the country’s insertion into two global value chains (GVCs): horticulture (cut flowers in particular) and apparel. By 2022, these two export sectors were earning almost half a billion dollars in foreign revenue a year [1,2] and contributed to Ethiopia’s status as one of the continent’s top destinations for foreign direct investment [3]. When you buy a men’s shirt from Tommy Hilfiger or a rose from Interflora, then, there is a good chance that your purchase will have passed through the hands of some of the approximately 62,000 workers in Ethiopia's … that much of this support had since fallen away: investments in infrastructure have not kept pace with the growth of the sector and political conflict creates an unpredictable climate. Compelling investors to convert much of their foreign exchange into Ethiopian birr (at an overvalued official exchange rate) leaves them unable to import raw materials - yet suitable local materials remain difficult to attain. On the positive side, there is general agreement that most workplace …

… frontier of low-wage labour. This strategy has led to the country’s insertion into two global value chains (GVCs): horticulture (cut flowers in particular) and apparel. By 2022, these two export sectors were earning almost half a billion dollars in foreign revenue a year [1,2] and contributed to Ethiopia’s status as one of the continent’s top destinations for foreign direct investment [3]. When you buy a men’s shirt from Tommy Hilfiger or a rose from Interflora, then, there is a good chance that your purchase will have passed through the hands of some of the approximately 62,000 workers in Ethiopia's … that much of this support had since fallen away: investments in infrastructure have not kept pace with the growth of the sector and political conflict creates an unpredictable climate. Compelling investors to convert much of their foreign exchange into Ethiopian birr (at an overvalued official exchange rate) leaves them unable to import raw materials - yet suitable local materials remain difficult to attain. On the positive side, there is general agreement that most workplace …