SHE

SHE - School of Health Professions Education

The School of Health Professions Education (SHE) is a graduate school for research, education and innovation in health professions education. Since its inception, the vision and mission of SHE has been clear. We consistently focus on having a global impact on healthcare through research and translating this into education. SHE’s ambitions are captured in our vision: excellent healthcare requires evidence-informed models for the education of future and current healthcare professionals.

Get to know SHE

Introducing our new Scientific Director

 

As of 1 July 2025, Professor Anique de Bruin will take on the role of Scientific Director of the School of Health Professions Education (SHE). She will succeed Professor Pim Teunissen, who will step down due to his appointment as Vice Dean, effective 1 June 2025.

Watch the video below, in which Prof. Pim Teunissen reflects on his time at SHE, and Prof. Anique de Bruin looks forward in her new role as Scientific Director of SHE.

Agenda

16 Oct
SHE symposium/Inaugural lecture Prof.dr. Liesbeth Kester
26 Oct
PhD defence: Chloé de Mortier
16 Jan
SHE @APMEC

News

Steven Hornstra met MUMC+ collega Walther van Mook

“My PhD thesis shows what the military and medical worlds can learn from each other about education”

Steven Hornstra works part-time as programme manager for education at the MUMC+ Academy and part-time as a military officer with the Dutch Ministry of Defence. He researched what the military world of Defence and the medical world of MUMC+ and UM can learn from each other about education.
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Improving healthcare education in Suriname

SHE Collaborates and SONS are joining forces to develop a five day Enabling Learning course that supports healthcare professionals in effectively transferring knowledge and skills. To make this project possible, a crowdfunding campaign has been launched.
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Hannah Kakara Anderson receives the Jeroen van Merriënboer Award 2025

Hannah Kakara Anderson receives the Jeroen van Merriënboer Award 2025 with her dissertation: 'Exploring Equity in Workplace-based Assessment: a Justice-oriented Approach'.
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Looking back at the MHPE on-campus period

Spring is always a joyful time at SHE. Not only because of the beautiful flowers and sunny days, but also because we welcome our MHPE students to Maastricht. This year, we were delighted to welcome 32 first-year and 22 second-year students from around the world.
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How CURIOUS is strengthening health education in Somalia

Through the Erasmus+ funded CURIOUS project, universities from Europe and Somalia work together to improve nursing education by sharing knowledge and building lasting partnerships

Testimonials - what people say about our courses

'A valuable course that inspired me.'

Manal El Said El Sayed about the SHE Summer Course. Associate Professor of Microbiology Head of Microbiology Department. Batterjee Medical College for Sciences and Technology, Jeddah. 

'The MHPE has opened my eyes to aspects of my everyday work.'

Alexandre Lafleur about the MHPE. General internist and educator for competency training and assessment of residency programmes at Université Laval.

'SHE has contributed immensely to my career and my experience with the MHPE encouraged me to pursue a PhD.'

Fazna Saleem about Writing a PhD proposal. Clinical specialist Otorhinolaryngology, Clinical Skills Learning Coordinator, Senior Lecturer; International Medical School, Management and Science University, Malaysia.

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