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… • To select students who are able to finish the programme succesfully: - beneficial for them - also for their fellow students - and for the university Admission requirements Admission requirements differ between: • Health Food Innovation Management  Visit the HFIM stand at the information market for admission related questions • Health Sciences and Biomedical Sciences  For admission related questions after this presentation visit the stand from the Board of Admission at the information market Please note: the admission information is valid for the academic year 2019-2020. Criteria may change for the year thereafter. Admission requirements Health Sciences and Biomedical … accredited certification • Students who apply for a UM-wide scholarship up to and including 1 February 2019 • Non-EU/EEA-students up to and including 1 May 2019 • EU/EEA-students up to and including 1 June 2019 Admission related questions? Please visit the stand from the Board of Admissionat the information market for a personal talk with our staff members Application deadlines to start in September 2019 After application: you will hear from the university within 6 weeks Our students will now …

… ***respondents could select more than one association. Method In June 2020, an adapted version of the American Association of Universities (AAU) campus climate survey1 was implemented at UM. Students were approached with a request to fill in an online Qualtrics survey on sexual well- being via e.g., a pop-up on StudentPortal, messages on social media, and requests to student organisations and student associations. To increase responses, students were offered the opportunity to participate in … the following options: ↪ Bachelor (year 1) ↪ Bachelor (year 2) ↪ Bachelor (year 3) ↪ Bachelor (year 4+) ↪ 1-year Master (year 1) ↪ 1-year Master (year 2+) ↪ 2-year Master (year 1) ↪ 2-year Master (year 2) ↪ 2-year Master (year 3+) ↪ Exchange student visiting UM ↪ Decline to state ↪ Other (e.g., alumnus) ↦ Students were then grouped into the following: ↪ 1st year Bachelor Bachelor (year 1) ↪ 2nd-4th year Bachelor Bachelor (year 2-4+) ↪ Post-graduate All Master options ↪ Other Exchange student visiting UM Other (e.g., alumnus) Disability ↦ Respondents were asked if they identify as a student with: ↪ Mental disability or learning disability ↪ Physical disability ↪ None of the above ↪ Decline to state 39Sexual Violence and Sexual Harassment …

… MSc FHML staff BEPH: M. Commers (chair); T. Kuiper; P. Schröder-Bäck FHML staff MGH: A. Meershoek (chair); A. Helberg-Proctor; G. Klabbers; A. Krumeich FHML staff MGLEPH: K. Czabanowska (chair); T. Clemens. On the last day of the re-accreditation site visit of the bachelor’s and master’s programmes which were part of the visitation of the cluster International Health, a development dialogue was held. This report summarises the questions posed by the programme management and the answers given by the panel members. Round 1: Bachelor European Public Health Question: our … etc. Also we made plans about the assessment system. Could you share your thoughts on this? Panel: We have briefly discussed your reform at an earlier stage. Overall, we are impressed with the work you are doing for future changes. During the site visit and in your documentation, statistics appeared a problematic part of the programme. We think it is a good idea to integrate the statistics modules with the other courses. We also commented on the trajectory test, which seems to be missing in the …

… of access to University buildings most work (with the exception of essential lab work and face-to-face patient research) was done at home, and everyone missed the direct contact with colleagues and students. To make up for this, the divisions set up online social gatherings and moved the regular seminar series to online formats as well. The collaborative work in our different research groups actually progressed well and was, again, recognized and rewarded by a high level of grant capture from both … and we look forward to working with him on new assessment tools for clinical outcomes in the broad range of diseases that are within the remit of MHeNs. Naturally we had fewer teaching and training events than normally, but the 14th MHeNs workshop “Topics in Translational Neuroscience - Neurodegeneration: a vascular perspective”, organized by Sebastian Foulquier and Jos Prickaerts, did go through on 15 September in a hybrid format. In that brief window of relaxation in September 2020 we … respectively (Vergoossen, Diabetes Care 20202). As of 2020, advanced neuroimaging data is available for more than 5500 participants. Future plans: cerebral microvascular dysfunction From 2021 onwards, participants will be approached for a follow-up visit, and it is expected that approximately 3000 participants will undergo a follow-up MRI scan. To match the Maastricht Study’s in-depth phenotyping approach on microvascular dysfunction, the new MRI protocol will include quantitative, physiological …