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… 13.30-15.15h Study Group 18.30 Aerobics 11-13h PBL Style and Modernity 14-17h Study in Library 18.30 Cinema 11-13h French Class 14-19h Study at home 11-13h PBL Style and Modernity 14-17h Study in Library 21.30 Birthday Thomas!! 11-14h Study at home Shopping  18h Out to dinner with friends Career opportunities? After graduation: Work Work for… • European institutions, national, regional or local governments • Companies in the private sector • Independent research centers • Consultancies • … Studies Teaching and learning methodology • Problem-Based Learning (PBL) • Interdisciplinary, thematic modules • Tutor groups, skills training and supporting lectures • Up to 15 students per group, supervised by a tutor • 10-12 regular contact hours • Papers and presentations • Conducting research Education – An academic year consists of: • 8 week blocks • 2 courses per block • PBL sessions (4 hours weekly) • Lectures (4-6 hours weekly) • Skills (2 hours weekly) In total: 10-12 hours a week at the university Practical Information • Application via Studielink and My UM (procedure explained on our website) • Upload all relevant documents and fill in an (voluntary) online questionnaire (Matching Questionnaire) with questions about e.g. your motivation. • Application deadline: EU/EEA students 1 May 2023 and non-EU/EEA students 1 April 2023 • Housing: no campus but various housing offices (e.g. …

… RL and CAPHRI policy, funding opportunities, the progress of projects, initiations/ wishes of future projects and research methods etc. Every month all RL researchers (including PhD candidates) are invited for a meeting where upon request preliminary papers, conference contributions, draft research proposals etc. are discussed with the objective to improve the quality; these sessions are chaired by two senior staff members. Junior research staff members meet in an additional junior staff meeting … in Older People 2 (EWGSOP2), and the Extended Group for EWGSOP2. Age and Ageing, Volume 48, Issue 1, January 2019, Pages 16–31 2020 Verbeek, H., Gerritsen, D. L., Backhaus, R., de Boer, B. S., Koopmans, R. T., & Hamers, J. P. (2020). Allowing visitors back in the nursing home during the COVID-19 crisis: A Dutch national study into first experiences and impact on well-being. Journal of the American Medical Directors Association, 21(7), 900-904 2020 Verberkt CA, van den Beuken-van Everdingen … PhD 2022 - - Part B1: Self Evaluation Report 2017-2022 | Care and Public Health Research Institute | Faculty of Health, Medicine and Life Sciences 08 Invited lectures ALTC researchers are invited on a regular basis for giving key-notes, lectures, workshops and other presentation on their work for national and international audiences. Please find below a selection. Table 3.1e: Most important invited lectures (2017-2022 top 10) Year Name Which organisation Name event Name lecture/workshop 2018 J. …

… Given the parameters of SEP, particularly its length restrictions, the report has to focus more on facts than on interpretations. We will be happy to provide more detailed explanations at the request of the panel and during the visit. Currently, FASoS is the secretary (Dutch: “penvoerder”) of WTMC (Netherlands Graduate Research School for Science, Technology and Modern Culture) as one of the country’s National Research Schools. An independent, international peer review … research strategy, the faculty has a range of specific instruments that fall into four broad categories.5 1. To create a stimulating research environment, each of our four research programmes organises regular colloquia and other events including workshops, conferences and annual retreats which are supported 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 … ART or SEO support, but not both. 3. RSF fund (Research Stimulation Fund, introduced in 2010): to pay the costs of short research trips, field work, acquiring data, language editing of publications and other research-related expenses (NOT for teaching buy-outs). Overall annual budget presently €25,000; three calls a year, most projects are supported with €1,000-2,000. 4. Lastly, a financial incentive to participate in Netherlands Organisation for Scientific Research (NWO)/European funding panels …