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… alternative login method: To reset your MFA authentication you will need a Temporary Access Pass (TAP) code. Prior to sending you a TAP-code we need to verify your identity: - Fill in the ‘Request MFA reset code’ form on our Self-Service Portal. - OR visit one of our Front Offices with a valid ID (not a UM card). Mention your ticket number during your contact with us. After verifying your identity we delete the ID-copy and send the TAP-code to the email address you provided. We will process your … processing sensitive data within the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) require additional security measures. To protect these systems and data, Maastricht University uses authentication in two steps: Multi Factor Authentication (MFA). Please visit https://www.maastrichtuniversity.nl/cyber-security for more information on UM's security policy. Why is logging in with only my account and password insufficiently secure? Information systems may contain data to which others are not permitted … compared to UM web applications, which results in a somewhat different user experience. Maastricht University uses MFA. Can I also use MFA for private purposes? MFA is already widely used by the Dutch government (DigiD) and banks (for secure online banking). Is MFA required during digital exams? No. I do not have an UM smartphone, won’t use use my private telephone for work and the advised alternative methods are not an option for me. How can I log in with MFA? (employees) Contact your …

… weekly consultations between the Executive Board and the faculties. The Executive Board and the faculties are continually discussing issues such as the importance of making sure that sufficient capacity continues to be available for the transition to online education and resolving as many of the bottlenecks and problems caused by the coronavirus crisis as far as possible. This also includes monitoring the workload. Within this context, an investment programme of at least 5 million euros has been … relevant, their external employer) pay an annual fee for their PhD track. These fees are used to fund various costs, for example, the cost of access to facilities such as the intranet and library, participation in the Graduate School and courses, visits to congresses and the costs of research such as laboratories, data storage and fieldwork. The 2020 fees of non-employed PhD candidates can, when applicable and possible, be waived/refunded, either in whole or in part, for example when courses, visits to congresses and specific research have had to be cancelled. NB: the fees that are levied vary between and within faculties, for example, at faculty, school, institute or department level. B. Standardised decision-making procedure The working …