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… more than 50% of the meetings, the student will have to take the course again. d. For students with a sport status who do not meet attendance requirements due to that sport status, the criteria of Article 2.1 sub 3b apply. These students do need to visit the studentadvisor. 4. The student must have obtained at least a pass for any written work assigned as part of the relevant course. 5. The student must at least have obtained a pass for the presentation of findings to fellow students and/or … theses are allowed. SECTION 4 EXAMINATION Article 4.1 Degree classification The student is awarded the bachelor’s degree with distinction ('Cum Laude') if they have met the following requirements: 1. courses: for all courses (including the semester papers and the trajectory tests, with the exception of the placement and the thesis) an average grade (not rounded off) of '8.0' or higher; 2. the grades of the courses in the minor period will be left out of consideration; 3. the courses registered …

… will have no access to the course exam and have to take the course again. d. For students with a sport status who do not meet attendance requirements due to that sport status, the criteria of Article 2.1 sub 3b apply. These students do not need to visit the study advisor. 4. The student must have obtained at least a pass for any written work assigned as part of the relevant course. 5. The student must at least have obtained a pass for the presentation of findings to fellow students and/or others … Maastricht University. SECTION 4 EXAMINATION Article 4 Degree classification The student is awarded the bachelor’s degree with distinction ('Cum Laude') if he has met the following requirements: 1. courses: for all courses (including the semester papers and the trajectory tests, with the exception of the placement and the thesis) an average grade (not rounded off) of '8.0' or higher; 2. a minimum grade of ‘6’ for all courses; 3. the grades of the courses in the minor period will be left out of …

… This e-mail includes information regarding the content and purpose of the Student Charter. Additionally, the Student Charter itself and any subsequent documents and relevant references are integrally available on the UM website and, on request, paper versions are available at the faculty’s Education Offices and the Information desk of the SSC. Additional information: - Dutch Government website: www.rijksoverheid.nl/wetten-en-regelingen - SSC information Desk, Bonnefantenstraat 2 Maastricht - … this Emergency Fund can be discussed with the faculty study adviser. Additional information: - Study advisers - Maastricht University 6.2 Other student facilities 6.2.1 UM Student Desk, Student Services Centre The UM Student Desk is situated in the Visitors Centre, Bonnefantenstraat 2. The employees provide information with respect to enrolment, termination of enrolment, payment or reimbursement of tuition fees, enrolment in a second study programme at UM, change of address, sports facilities, … UM Career Services for all their questions on careers. The topic might be an application letter and CV, choosing a master’s programme, working abroad or revising their choice of study programme. UM Careers Services offers personal guidance, workshops, training and information. Whether they are writing a job application or their CV, choosing a master’s programme, looking to work abroad or reconsidering their choice of study programme, students are welcome to make an appointment for a Quick …

… of Publications 5 5. Societal relevance 6 6. Strengths and Weaknesses, Future Plans 7 7. Summarised assessment and Rating of the Main Criteria 8 1 Summary An International Review Committee (IRC), appointed by the Board of Maastricht University, visited the local research institute Experimental PsychoPathology (EPP) in March 2004 to evaluate EPP’s scientific quality and future prospects. Based on the Self Evaluation Report 1999 – 2004 of the institute, and meetings with research leaders, … to psychological problems, as EPP dominantly does, is fully accountable for that. The shared vision of EPP’s researchers on how to unravel the mysteries of psychopathology enables them to be productive in a wide range of problems. Given the number of papers and PhD thesis published, and the fact that most articles appear in the highest quality of peer reviewed journals in this field and in numerous (inter)national handbooks, the quality of EPP’s work is rated as excellent. The number of … validated and extended a theory based cognitive-behavioural treatment, and this therapy is now being compared to a psychodynamic treatment. Arntz has written a treatment manual for the cognitive-behavioural therapy and has provided many training workshops for clinicians in recent years. The same pattern has occurred in pain research in dr. Vlaeyen’ group: based on a series of laboratory experiments, a new and effective approach to chronic benign pain disorders has 6 been developed, tested and …

… other dimensions of sustainability (Hudson, 2014). While always present, illegal activity has expanded and become an integral part of the current phase of capitalist development. Illegal practices are present in routine production in factories and workshops, in the widespread theft of intellectual property, in the growth of counterfeit products, in a variety of exchange and trading activities and, crucially, in flows of money and money laundering activities in centres of global finance that convert … But these have grown to become the sites of a majority of many of the financial transactions of the global economy: over 50% of international bank lending, approximately 33% of foreign direct investment, and 50% of global trade is routed on paper via OTHs which account for only 3% of world GDP (Christensen, 2011). Part III The socio-economic dimension 138 From one point of view the competitive success of particular companies and states and their economic sustainability is crucially … being made possible because of technological advances that are reducing the marginal costs of production of some goods and services effectively to almost zero and that are enabling production to be decentralised and exchange of services to be arranged online. In combination with internet communication and social networking, these developments have already transformed some economic sectors, such as the information, recording and publishing industries, where there is no longer need for information to …