Zoekresultaten

The Online Master Open Day on 20 November 2021 passed off smoothly: the platform was stable throughout the day with a good turnout. Over 2,200 visitors participated in the live Q&As and other sessions.

Professor José M. Peiró visited Maastricht University, to speak, meet with colleagues, and of course receive his honorary doctorate.

1242 visitors at Saturday’s Master's Open Day, exploring the programmes and learning approach at Maastricht University. Most appreciated the friendly and welcoming atmosphere at the event.

This Summer, when on holiday in Norway, I noticed how clean the water was in one of the fjords surrounding the beautiful city of Bergen. It allowed for making idyllic pictures of houses whose outlines were reflected in the water. How different this was when I visited a dump ground in Germany a...

Over 3,700 prospective students visited Maastricht University's faculties on Saturday's hybrid Bachelor's Open Day.  Like the turnout, the rating of the programme presentations was also high: 8.6.

UM SPORTS is organising an Open Day which will take place on 14 January 2023. The goal of this Open Day is to let everyone  get acquainted with our sports offer free of charge. For example, you can get a tour of the University Sports Centre, take part in a sports activity or simply acquire...

The Faculty of Science and Engineering welcomes Sir Roger Penrose, emeritus Professor of Mathematics of the University of Oxford, for a two-day visit to Maastricht.

Despite a vaccination coverage of around 80 per cent, most nursing homes in the Netherlands have not yet significantly relaxed their visiting restrictions, according to recent research by Maastricht University (UM) and Radboud university medical center (Radboudumc) in Nijmegen.

In the first week of March Mundo director Han Aarts visited Thailand for the kick-off of a new EU funded project. Led by the Thailand Environment Institute (TEI) this project will focus on strengthening resilience for climate change among socio-economically vulnerable urban communities. Maastricht...

German national TV channel Das Erste (ARD) visited DKE to discuss how Brexit may impact European research collaborations and students (TV fragment in German).