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… wish to inform international students comprehensibly, accessibly and unambiguously about the quality of the study programme, its place within the Dutch system, the provided facilities, the costs of studying and living, as well as the admission requirements for international students; The higher education institutions may only use the Dutch government’s internationalization policy instruments provided the institution maintains a proper relationship with international students. The Dutch … and Research Act (WHW); b. A description of the study programme, the certificate that will be obtained, and the legal status of the certificate including the examination regulations (or comparable regulations) or a summary thereof; c. The admission requirements of the study programme, including policies for admission and registration and the associated costs as referred to in Sections 3, 4 and 5; d. The language of instruction; e. Possible supplementary charges required by the higher education … between the education institution and the agent shall include at least: a. The responsibilities; b. The tasks, roles and obligations of both parties; c. The conditions for admission to the study programme, and in the case of preparatory education, the requirements for progression to the envisaged study programme; d. The payment of possible recruitment and broker costs to the agent; e. The obligation to evaluate the collaboration at least once every four years; f. The National Commission’s right of …

… Chirurgie (NVGIC) Voorzitter Taskforce Initiative on Crohn and Colitis Surgery L.P.S. Stassen FHML: Faculty of Health, Medicine and Life Sciences European Commission Initiative on Colorectal Cancer (ECICC) member working group General Requirements L.P.S. Stassen FHML: Faculty of Health, Medicine and Life Sciences International Society for Fluorescence Guided Surgery Member Advisory Board L.P.S. Stassen FHML: Faculty of Health, Medicine and Life Sciences Journal of Laparoscopic and …

… 18 Chapter IX – Time limit for decisions by the Board of Examiners ............................. 20 Chapter X – Business Consulting Project (BCP) ..................................................... 20 Chapter XI – Fulfilment of the Master’s exam requirements ................................... 22 Chapter XII – Cum Laude and Summa Cum Laude ............................................... 23 Chapter XIII – Appeal Procedure ........................................................................ … of prospective students to a study programme. Board of Examiners: the examination board referred to in Articles 7.12, 7.12a and 7.12b of the Act/WHW. Certificate: the official document that will be issued once the student has fulfilled all exam requirements and which is used to prove that the student has graduated. Course: an educational unit within the meaning of Article 7.3 of the Act/WHW. Course assignment: an assignment that can be used as a substitute for attendance and/or participation requirements. Digital examinations: examinations conducted in a digital format taken on a laptop, Chromebook or computer or similar devices. Disability Support (DS): the central point at UM where students with a disability and/or chronic illness can …

… 18 Chapter IX – Time limit for decisions by the Board of Examiners ............................. 20 Chapter X – Business Consulting Project (BCP) ..................................................... 20 Chapter XI – Fulfilment of the Master’s exam requirements ................................... 22 Chapter XII – Cum Laude and Summa Cum Laude ............................................... 23 Chapter XIII – Appeal Procedure ........................................................................ … of prospective students to a study programme. Board of Examiners: the examination board referred to in Articles 7.12, 7.12a and 7.12b of the Act/WHW. Certificate: the official document that will be issued once the student has fulfilled all exam requirements and which is used to prove that the student has graduated. Course: an educational unit within the meaning of Article 7.3 of the Act/WHW. Course assignment: an assignment that can be used as a substitute for attendance and/or participation requirements. Digital examinations: examinations conducted in a digital format taken on a laptop, Chromebook or computer or similar devices. Disability Support (DS): the central point at UM where students with a disability and/or chronic illness can …

… .......................................................................................... 4 Section 2 Admission 6 Article 2.1 Admission procedure ........................................................................... 6 Article 2.2 Admission requirements ....................................................................... 6 Article 2.3 Replacement requirements concerning deficiencies in previous education ... 6 Article 2.4 Board of Admission ............................................................................. 6 Article 2.5 Language requirements for non-Dutch diplomas ..................................... 6 Article 2.6 ‘Colloquium Doctum’ ............................................................................ 7 Section 3 Content and Structure of the Study Programme 8 Article …

… certificate as referred to in Article 7.11, paragraph two, of the Act; h. Institution: Maastricht University; i. Candidate: an individual who wishes to apply or enrol for the propaedeutic phase of a specific programme; j. Additional prerequisites: requirements as referred to in Article 7.25, paragraphs one and two, of the Act; k. Study programme: programme as referred to in Article 7.3a, paragraph one, section a l. OCW: Education, culture and science; m. Selection: selection procedure as … ending on 31 August of the following year; p. Studielink: joint application and enrolment application of the universities of applied sciences and research universities in the Netherlands; q. UM: abbreviation of Maastricht University; r. Prerequisites: requirements as referred to in Article 7.24 of the Act; s. Act: Higher Education and Research Act (Wet op het Hoger onderwijs en Wetenschappelijk onderzoek, WHW). t. Lottery (in Dutch: Loting) Instrument in which candidates are admitted on the basis of chance. There are three legal forms of lottery: 1. Unweighted draw, in which all candidates who meet the entry requirements have an equal chance of being admitted; 2. Weighted draw, in which the probability of being admitted increases based on the score on other selection instruments; 3. Drawing of lots within a subgroup, where lots (weighted or unweighted) are …

… of prospective students to a study programme. Board of Examiners: the examination board referred to in Articles 7.12, 7.12a and 7.12b of the Act/WHW. Certificate: the official document that will be issued once the student has fulfilled all exam requirements and which is used to prove that the student has graduated. Course: an educational unit within the meaning of Article 7.3 of the Act/WHW. Course assignment: an assignment that can be used as a substitute for attendance and/or participation requirements. Course manual: See Syllabus. 4 Digital examinations: examinations conducted in a digital format taken on a laptop, Chromebook or computer or similar devices. Disability Support: the UM’s Office students with a disability must contact … unit expressed in European Credit Transfer System (ECTS) credits, with one credit equaling 28 hours of study referred to in Article 7.4 of the Act/WHW. Educational unit: a coherent part of the study programme that a student completes by fulfilling all requirements of that part and for which the student receives the corresponding ECTS credits (see article 7.3 paragraph 2 WHW). Exam: the overall assessment or the final exam of the Master’s study programme referred to in Article 7.3 paragraph 3 ° …

… 1/3 Find another programme Admission & registration Health Education and Promotion Do you want to apply for this study programme? Make sure that you first carefully read through the programme’s Admission requirements-page to see if you (can) meet the requirements. Ready to apply? The application and enrolment process consists of three phases. More information on each of these phases is provided below. You will be referred to the Admission requirements-page, and other relevant information, where appropriate. Carefully read through the information provided and make sure to complete all tasks as soon as possible (and definitely before the indicated deadlines). You can find an overview of …

… 5 Section 2 Admission ............................................................................... 6 Article 2.1 Admission ................................................................................. 6 Article 2.2 Admission requirements ............................................................. 6 Article 2.3 Joint Board of Admissions ........................................................... 6 Article 2.4 Admission and selection procedure … 11 Article 3.5 Programme set-up ................................................................... 11 Article 3.6 Composition of the curriculum ................................................... 12 Article 3.7 Entrance requirements research project ..................................... 12 Section 4 Assessment ........................................................................... 13 Article 4.1 Grades ................................................................................... 13 Article 4.2 Entrance requirements ............................................................. 13 Article 4.3 Periods and frequency of exams ................................................ 13 Article 4.4 Form of the exams …