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… vanuit HBO?! MSc Fiscal Economics MSc graduates SBE Fiscal Economics period 2004-2014 Careers of our alumni 81 graduates Employed in 4 countries Tax Consultant Fiscal Policy Advisor Business Tax Analyst Questions? www.maastrichtuniversity.nl/sbe Visit us at the information market in the Mensa …

… collective action, employees rights ín the event of transfer of undertakings or insolvency of employers, the role of social partners and European collective agreements, and the social policy chapters in the Treaties of Rome, Maastricht, Amsterdam and Nice. The course also explains how social legislation is made within the EU and how it relates to the four freedoms of the EU. Course objectives To accomplish understanding in detail of European Labour Law and Social Security Law and of its place … and security exceptions). The course is built around a number of true-to-life international trade problems that form the basis for tutorial assignments. Depending on student interest, a voluntary study trip to Geneva may be organized in January 2025, visiting the WTO and other relevant institutions. Participating students bear their own costs. Teaching methods Lectures, Tutorial discussions, and Assignments Assessment methods Written assignments, Written exam Course objectives The student acquires … sale of goods transaction, which is then used to explore a number of other related topics, such as the carriage of goods, third party relationships and payment. In the first part of the course, we pay attention to the rights and obligations of buyers and sellers in international sales contracts, with a particular focus on the 1980 United Nations Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods. The course then shifts its focus to contracts for the carriage of goods. This part of …

… candidates (excluding contents of the confidential parts of the yearly PhD candidate questionnaire) • can view average performance indicators when > 5 PhD candidates have provided feedback For general information about a PhD trajectory, you can also visit the FHML and UM web pages dedicated to this. 3. TRAINING PROGRAMME Doctoral Training MHeNs: MHeNs is a research school, which means that education is an essential part of a PhD trajectory. A large part of the PhD training occurs in the context of … insert all relevant activities, each on a separate line, under the appropriate heading. Some activities have fixed credits (ECs); these can be found on the course certificate or in the PhD TRACK system (“professional courses” menu.) For courses, workshops, teaching roles, outreach activities, management roles, etc. that have no assigned ECs, make an estimate of the number of hours you spent on the activity. This means that each activity you list will have either EC or hours entered (not both). 3) … the above, you can contact the UM Office for Academic Ceremonies: Phd-office@maastrichtuniversity.nl 6. FINANCIAL ALLOWANCES MHeNs specific financial provisions for PhD candidates: The required bench fee (consumables, courses, travel costs, conference visits etc.) for the PhD candidate to conduct the research needs to be covered by the supervision team and may be arranged differently for different PhD candidates. Such arrangements need to be aligned upfront with the MHeNs Managing Director: …

… has access to the TRACK pages of supervised PhD candidates (excluding contents of the confidential parts of the yearly PhD candidate questionnaire) • can view averaged performance indicators For general information about a PhD trajectory, you can also visit the following FHML and UM sites: https://www.maastrichtuniversity.nl/support/phds and https://www.maastrichtuniversity.nl/aboutum/faculties/health-medicine-and-life-sciences/phd- fhmlmumc … insert all relevant activities, each on a separate line, under the appropriate heading. Some activities have fixed credits (ECs); these can be found on the course certificate or in the PhD TRACK system (“professional courses” menu.) For courses, workshops, teaching roles, outreach activities, management roles, etc. that have no assigned ECs, make an estimate of the number of hours you spent on the activity. This means that each activity you list will have either EC or hours entered (not both). 3) … the above, you can contact the UM Office for Academic Ceremonies: Phd-office@maastrichtuniversity.nl 6. FINANCIAL ALLOWANCES MHeNs specific financial provisions for PhD candidates: The required bench fee (consumables, courses, travel costs, conference visits etc.) for the PhD candidate to conduct the research needs to be covered by the supervision team and may be arranged differently for different PhD candidates. Such arrangements need to be aligned upfront with the MHeNs Managing Director: …

… has access to the TRACK pages of supervised PhD candidates (excluding contents of the confidential parts of the yearly PhD candidate questionnaire) • can view averaged performance indicators For general information about a PhD trajectory, you can also visit the following FHML and UM sites: https://www.maastrichtuniversity.nl/support/phds and https://www.maastrichtuniversity.nl/aboutum/faculties/health-medicine-and-life-sciences/phd- fhmlmumc … insert all relevant activities, each on a separate line, under the appropriate heading. Some activities have fixed credits (ECs); these can be found on the course certificate or in the PhD TRACK system (“professional courses” menu.) For courses, workshops, teaching roles, outreach activities, management roles, etc. that have no assigned ECs, make an estimate of the number of hours you spent on the activity. This means that each activity you list will have either EC or hours entered (not both). 3) … the above, you can contact the UM Office for Academic Ceremonies: Phd-office@maastrichtuniversity.nl 6. FINANCIAL ALLOWANCES MHeNs specific financial provisions for PhD candidates: The required bench fee (consumables, courses, travel costs, conference visits etc.) for the PhD candidate to conduct the research needs to be covered by the supervision team and may be arranged differently for different PhD candidates. Such arrangements need to be aligned upfront with the MHeNs Managing Director: …

… CESifo Research Network 2021–present Research Fellow, Institute of Labor Economics (IZA) Appointments held 2019–2021 Team Leader, Institute of Labor Economics (IZA) 2016–2021 Senior Research Associate, Institute of Labor Economics (IZA) 2015–2016 Visiting Professor (Lehrstuhlvertretung), University of Cologne 2013–2023 Program Coordinator, IZA Program Area Environment, Health, and Labor Markets 2013–2015 Research Associate, Institute for the Study of Labor (IZA) Research Visits Fall 2024 … Choice Society (2017), International Association for Research in Income and Wealth (2010, 2012, 2014), Society for the Study of Economic Inequality (2011, 2013), Society for Social Choice and Welfare (2010), Journées LAGV (2013) Other LMU Munich Workshop on Beliefs About Society and Politics (2019), Annual MaTax Confer- ence (2018), CESifo Venice Summer Institute (2018), IZA Workshop on Environment and Labor Markets (2013, 2014, 2019), IZA Workshop on Gender and Family Economics (2018), IZA/SOLE Transatlantic Meeting of Labor Economists (2015), IZA Workshop on Entrepreneurship Research …

… 2 New People ..................................................................................................................................... 3 Visiting Researchers ....................................................................................................................... 5 Trainees … 2 Foreword In 2016, as in previous years, the Maastricht Centre for European Law hosted the research activities of the large group of scholars based at Maastricht University who engage with European Union law. MCEL organised once again a series of workshops and research seminars, both in Maastricht and in Campus Brussels of Maastricht University, and the publications produced by its members continue to cover a broad range of questions of EU law. MCEL members have been actively engaging with society … Professor of European Law and her research focuses on democracy in the EU, in particular European, national and regional parliaments' participation. She is also interested in analysing the impact of the creation of independent fiscal institutions. 5 Visiting Researchers Annalisa Volpato is a PhD candidate at Padua University in European law. After graduating at Padua University cum laude, she obtained an LL.M. at the College of Europe (Bruges) and she was a Blue Book trainee at the European …