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… PROGRAMME Children and young adults in contact with the law: Systemic vulnerabilities and institutional responses 16 April 2020 09.45-10.00 Opening 10.00-10.30 Keynote speech by Professor Ann Skelton, University of Pretoria and visiting professor Leiden University, member of the UN Committee on the Rights of the Child 10.30-10.40 Q&A audience 10.40-10.50 Coffee / Tea break 10.50-12.40 Panel 1: Institutional responses to ‘hidden’ and ‘emerging’ vulnerabilities in the criminal … law and restorative justice. In addition to teaching Child Law and Education Law at the University of Pretoria, she teaches International Children’s Rights in the Masters in International Human Rights Law at the University of Oxford. She is a visiting professor of the University of Strathclyde and is the first holder of the Rotating Honorary Chair: Enforcement of Children’s Rights at Leiden University. She was the chairperson of the Advisory Board of the United Nations Global Study on … given to the exercise of procedural rights by so-called vulnerable suspects at both European and national levels cannot be neglected. There is, however, a need for more clarity on which persons need to be considered as vulnerable. During this workshop, the concept of vulnerability will be discussed. Based on an extensive analysis of the existing legal and academic perspectives, the need for an interactive and dynamic approach to a suspect’s vulnerability instead of a mere focus on individual …

… 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 … sale of goods transaction, which is then used to explore a number of other related issues, 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 … Governance Full course description Corporate failures, accounting scandals and the credit crisis have resulted in an entirely new view on corporate governance. The roles and responsibilities of the various stakeholders of the corporation have to be revisited. In this course we will explore the corporate governance aspects of this new national and international environment. We will review relevant corporate governance concepts in The Netherlands, the US, the UK, Germany and possibly other …

… findings of the external Review Committee of NUTRIM School of Nutrition and Translational Research in Metabolism at the Faculty of Health Medicine and Life Sciences, Maastricht University, which was carried out on November 24th and 25th 2021. The full visit was held online by Zoom because of COVID regulations. In addition to discussions with colleagues from the university, the review process benefited greatly from the extensive preparation undertaken by NUTRIM and from the provision of information … the format prescribed in the national Strategy Evaluation Protocol; - discussions with boards, managers, principal investigators, heads of department, PhD council, postdocs and junior and senior academic staff about the information provided. The site visit was undertaken online on November 24th and 25th 2021 and consisted of a number of components, which can be summarised as follows (full programme in Annex 3): - An introduction to FHML and MUMC+ by the Dean of the Faculty of Health Medicine and … and DFG in Germany, IFB in Adipositas Diseases in Leipzig, Germany. Prof. Helen Roche, PhD Director UCD Conway Institute, Full Professor of Nutrition / Nutrigenomics @ UCD Conway Institute & UCD Institute of Food & Health, University College Dublin & Visiting Professor of Nutrition at Queen’s University Belfast. Helen trained in Human Nutrition, Dietetics and Molecular Nutrition. Her Nutrigenomics team focus on Precision Nutrition – specifically the impact of diet on metabolism and inflammation, in …

… findings of the external Review Committee of NUTRIM School of Nutrition and Translational Research in Metabolism at the Faculty of Health Medicine and Life Sciences, Maastricht University, which was carried out on November 24th and 25th 2021. The full visit was held online by Zoom because of COVID regulations. In addition to discussions with colleagues from the university, the review process benefited greatly from the extensive preparation undertaken by NUTRIM and from the provision of information … the format prescribed in the national Strategy Evaluation Protocol; - discussions with boards, managers, principal investigators, heads of department, PhD council, postdocs and junior and senior academic staff about the information provided. The site visit was undertaken online on November 24th and 25th 2021 and consisted of a number of components, which can be summarised as follows (full programme in Annex 3): - An introduction to FHML and MUMC+ by the Dean of the Faculty of Health Medicine and … and DFG in Germany, IFB in Adipositas Diseases in Leipzig, Germany. Prof. Helen Roche, PhD Director UCD Conway Institute, Full Professor of Nutrition / Nutrigenomics @ UCD Conway Institute & UCD Institute of Food & Health, University College Dublin & Visiting Professor of Nutrition at Queen’s University Belfast. Helen trained in Human Nutrition, Dietetics and Molecular Nutrition. Her Nutrigenomics team focus on Precision Nutrition – specifically the impact of diet on metabolism and inflammation, in …

… Over the years, Globalisation and Law has emerged as one of the most, if not the most, popular master programmes at the Faculty of Law of Maastricht University, based on the total number of new student registrations per academic year. Since the last visitation for programme accreditation in 2017, the average number of registrations per academic year has been 133. During the same period, nearly 85% of the enrolled students in the programme have originated from abroad. The substantial presence of … reflection on the reports respectively issued by the last accreditation and midterm panels; an evaluation according to four standards; the student’s chapter; and a global SWOT analysis. 2. Reflection on previous accreditation and midterm The previous visitation panel qualified Globalisation and Law as ‘good’ but provided some observations and recommendations to enhance certain aspects of the programme. Regarding the intended learning outcomes, the panel recommended a revision of … regulated thesis trajectory. The Faculty Board has adopted the measures outlined in the general chapter of this document to address these observations, including discontinuing the February enrolment since 1 September 2022. In terms of assessment, the visitation panel proposed investigating whether some courses could be assessed solely through intermediate summative tests, excluding the final exam. In response, thirteen courses, out of twenty-one now incorporate intermediate summative tests. The …

… Over the years, Globalisation and Law has emerged as one of the most, if not the most, popular master programmes at the Faculty of Law of Maastricht University, based on the total number of new student registrations per academic year. Since the last visitation for programme accreditation in 2017, the average number of registrations per academic year has been 133. During the same period, nearly 85% of the enrolled students in the programme have originated from abroad. The substantial presence of … reflection on the reports respectively issued by the last accreditation and midterm panels; an evaluation according to four standards; the student’s chapter; and a global SWOT analysis. 2. Reflection on previous accreditation and midterm The previous visitation panel qualified Globalisation and Law as ‘good’ but provided some observations and recommendations to enhance certain aspects of the programme. Regarding the intended learning outcomes, the panel recommended a revision of … regulated thesis trajectory. The Faculty Board has adopted the measures outlined in the general chapter of this document to address these observations, including discontinuing the February enrolment since 1 September 2022. In terms of assessment, the visitation panel proposed investigating whether some courses could be assessed solely through intermediate summative tests, excluding the final exam. In response, thirteen courses, out of twenty-one now incorporate intermediate summative tests. The …

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… fall behind on their rent or gas, water and electricity bills,” Van Soest explains. “We’d like to pinpoint when and how municipalities intervene. Is it after one month or three months? And do residents receive a text message, phone call or home visit? “To find out which approach works best, we’re working on a research design. The idea is that all available data will be analysed using AI, which will then advise policy officers on the right time and the best way to address problems related to …