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Projects with Radboud University: Focus on themes starting in 2025

The collaboration between Radboud University and Maastricht University will become more thematic from 2025 onwards.

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Climate Justice and Sharing our World

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Students from the bachelor’s program Dutch Law need to follow mandatory courses in the fifth semester, but are free to follow one of the following minors (partially) extracurricular. Check the Education and Examination regulations for more information about how many ECTS can count towards graduation.

MinorFacultyECTS
Arts and HeritageFASoS24/30
European StudiesFASoS24/30
Gender and Diversity StudiesFASoS24/30
Globalisation and DevelopmentFASoS24/30
Great Thinkers: Leading Paradigms of Western CultureFASoS24/30
European Public HealthFHML24/30
Health SciencesFHML30
Psychology (Dutch and English)*FPN24
Fundamentals of Liberal ArtsFSE25
EntrepreneurshipSBE26
SustainabilitySBE25/30
Art, Law and Policy MakingFoL/FASoS/FSE24/30
Sustainable HealthcareFMHL30


* Only UM students can apply for the minor in Psychology.

 Please note: the application process for the academic year 2025-2026 takes place from 1 June 2025 up and until 30 June 2025 23.59 hours CET. 

 Please keep in mind that some minors have a limited number of available places.

How to apply for a minor:

  • You should apply via the Special Course Request procedure via the Student Portal. Please choose all courses of the minor you want to participate in or mention the name of the Minor programme you opt for in a note.
  • Your request will first be assessed by your own faculty. After approval the request will be forwarded to the offering faculty who assesses if you can be registered (is there still place, do you meet entrance requirements etc.).
  • After approval you will receive further information on the registration procedure.


Need more help? Read the manual.

Students from the bachelor's programme Digital Society can follow one of the following minors:

MinorFacultyECTS
Arts and HeritageFASoS24/30
European StudiesFASoS24/30
Gender and Diversity StudiesFASoS24/30
Globalisation and DevelopmentFASoS24/30
Great Thinkers: Leading Paradigms of Western CultureFASoS24/30
Psychology (Dutch and English)*FPN24
Fundamentals of Liberal ArtsFSE25
EntrepreneurshipSBE26
SustainabilitySBE25/30
Art, Law and Policy MakingFoL/FASoS/FSE24/30
Sustainable HealthcareFMHL30


* Only UM students can apply for the minor in Psychology.

 Please note: the application process for the academic year 2025-2026 takes place from 1 June 2025 up and until 30 June 2025 23.59 hours CET. 

 Please keep in mind that some minors have a limited number of available places.

How to apply for a minor:

  • You should apply via the Special Course Request procedure via the Student Portal. Please choose all courses of the minor you want to participate in.
  • Please make sure to mention the specific minor for which you are filing the Special Course Request. You can do this in the text/justification field.
  • Your request will first be assessed by your own faculty. After approval the request will be forwarded to the offering faculty who assesses if you can be registered (is there still place, do you meet entrance requirements etc.).


Need more help? Read the manual.

Students from the bachelor's programme Data Science and Artificial Intelligence can follow one of the following minors:

MinorFacultyECTS
Educatieve Minor (Wiskunde) (Dutch only)*FHML30
EntrepreneurshipSBE26


* Application deadline: 31 May 2025

 Please note: apply for the minor for the academic year 2025-2026 before 1 April 2025 with the Board of Examiners  

 Please note: the application process for the academic year 2025-2026 takes place from 1 June 2025 up and until 30 June 2025 23.59 hours CET. 

 Except for the Educatieve Minor: you can sign up for this minor from 1 March 2025 up and until 31 May 2025.

 Please keep in mind that some minors have a limited number of available places.

How to apply for a minor:

  • Students must ask the Board of Examiners (Department of Advanced Computing Sciences) permission to follow a minor. Submit your list of grades and a motivation via this online form before 1 April.
  • Next, apply via the Special Course Request procedure in the Student Portal. Please choose all courses of the minor or mention the name of the minor programme you opt for in a note.
  • Your request will first be assessed by your own faculty. After approval the request will be forwarded to the offering faculty who assesses if you can be registered (is there still place, do you meet entrance requirements etc.).
  • After approval you will receive further information on the registration procedure.


Need more help? Read the manual.

Please note: Before your registration is final, your application will have to be approved by the Department of Advanced Computing Sciences' Board of Examiners

Europe in a Turbulent World

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For FHML-BMS students: please first check the information about the possibilities on the Student Intranet website.

All other students from a bachelor’s programme Biomedical Sciences can follow one of the following minors:

MinorFacultyECTS
Arts and HeritageFASoS24/30
European StudiesFASoS24/30
Gender and Diversity StudiesFASoS24/30
Globalisation and DevelopmentFASoS24/30
Great Thinkers: Leading Paradigms of Western CultureFASoS24/30
Educatieve Minor (Dutch only)**FHML30
European Public HealthFHML24/30
Health SciencesFHML30
Psychology (Dutch and English)* FPN24
Fundamentals of Liberal ArtsFSE25
EntrepreneurshipSBE26
SustainabilitySBE25/30
Art, Law and Policy MakingFoL/FASoS/FSE24/30
Sustainable HealthcareFMHL30


* Only UM students can apply for the minor in Psychology.
** Application deadline: 31 May 2025

 Please note: the application process for the academic year 2025-2026 takes place from 1 June 2025 up and until 30 June 2025 23.59 hours CET. 

 Except for the Educatieve Minor: you can sign up for this minor from 1 March 2025 up and until 31 May 2025.

 Please keep in mind that some minors have a limited number of available places.

How to apply for a minor:

  • For UM-FHML BMS students: Please check the Student Intranet website.
  • For all other students: Register via the Special Course. Request procedure via the Student Portal. Please choose all courses of the minor you want to participate in or mention the name of the Minor programme you opt for in a note. Your request is assessed by your home faculty. The request will then be forwarded to the offering faculty who assesses if you can be registered (is there still place, do you meet entrance requirements etc.). 


Need more help? Read the manual.

Students from the bachelor's programme Arts and Culture can follow one of the following minors:

MinorFacultyECTS
Arts and HeritageFASoS24/30
European StudiesFASoS24/30
Gender and Diversity StudiesFASoS24/30
Globalisation and DevelopmentFASoS24/30
Psychology (Dutch and English)*FPN24
Fundamentals of Liberal ArtsFSE25
EntrepreneurshipSBE26
SustainabilitySBE25/30
Art, Law and Policy MakingFoL/FASoS/FSE24/30
Sustainable HealthcareFMHL30


* Only UM students can apply for the minor in Psychology.

 Please note: the application process for the academic year 2025-2026 takes place from 1 June 2025 up and until 30 June 2025 23.59 hours CET.  

 Please keep in mind that some minors have a limited number of available places.

How to apply for a minor:

  • You should apply via the Special Course Request procedure via the Student Portal. Please choose all courses of the minor you want to participate in.

  • Please make sure to mention the specific minor for which you are filing the Special Course Request. You can do this in the text/justification field.

     

  • Your request will first be assessed by your own faculty. After approval the request will be forwarded to the offering faculty who assesses if you can be registered (is there still place, do you meet entrance requirements etc.).


     

Need more help? Read the manual.

Exploring Human-Object Relationships in Art Markets

PhD thesis written by Diāna Bērziņa

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The Gender Health Gap: On the History of the Female Body

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