Maastricht Law: Faculty in Focus

The book ‘intellectual property (IP) as a complex adaptive system’ concludes the Horizon 2020 European Joint Doctorate program.

How do you maintain a real connection with students during a lockdown from behind your computer screen?

In his master thesis, Bart van de Steeg explores the role of psychopathology and the legal assessment of ‘the degree of insanity’ in dete

The EU project REconciling sCience, Innovation and Precaution through the Engagement of Stakeholders (RECIPES) aims to analyse how the pr

The Preventive Law chair is held by Prof. Eric van de Luijtgaarden.

The actor and activist Ossie Davis once said: ‘Any form of art is a form of power; it has impact, it can affect change—it can not only mo

The European Green deal aims to strengthen the regulatory approach towards climate change and environmental degradation.

In the Maastricht International Law Discussion Group (ILDG), contemporary issues in international law are discussed.

Maastricht University Elverding chairholders Mieke Olaerts and Rob Bauer hosted an online webinar and debate session dedicated to the Eur

The Ministry of Education, Culture and Science has invested 4 million euros to strengthen research at the Faculty of Law.

Herke Kranenborg held his inaugural lecture on 15 October 2021, formally accepting the new UM chair on European Data Protection and Priva

The COVID-19 pandemic forced many employees into teleworking, frontier workers included.

The Faculty of Law recently moved to a second building, as it ran out of space in the Oud Gouvernement.

As endowed professor for Administration of European Justice, Prof.

As part of the larger NWO research project Invisible Children, which studies the development rights of children living in unrecognised st