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Prof. Dr. Paolo Balboni was recently interviewed by the ELSA Azerbaijan Law Review. He discusses the Maastricht University Data Protection as a Corporate Responsibility Framework and the fundamental requirements of socially responsible data processing, how companies can build data protection into their CSR activities, and the benefits of doing so. Read or download the complete interview published in the 5th edition of the ELSA Azerbaijan Law Review here.

Authors:
Paolo Balboni, Professor of Privacy, Cybersecurity, and IT Contract Law at the European Centre on Privacy and Cybersecurity (ECPC) within the Maastricht University Faculty of Law

Each study programme has their own study association, an association of your peers who are studying the same thing as you. These associations organize their own fun activities and events for their members.

See below which study association is the right one for you and what they have coming up.

European Public Health - EUnitas

Biomedical Sciences/Regenerative Medicine and Technology – SV Helix

Geneeskunde and Medicine – MSV Pulse

Gezondheidswetenschappen – MSV Sante

The International Relations Office organizes events focused mainly on international students. Such as the Movie nights, Week of the international student, Settling down in Maastricht and many more.

See below all our upcoming events and activities that you can join.

On Thursdays towards the end of every month a movie night takes place in the well-known Lumière Cinema. The ticket costs 5€ and in this price two drinks of your choice are included.

After the movie, you will get the chance to meet new people while having a few drinks.

Keep an eye on this page for the next movie event.

Movie night: Joyland

Maastricht University has a very international character. Our students and colleagues come from different countries, with their own cultures, traditions and languages. That's where the concept of Language café came from. Getting to know native speakers and becoming enthusiastic about learning a new language.

The Language café is a starting point for students interested in learning new languages. At every Language café there will be a native speaker present to talk to. Up till now students could chose from Language cafes with a focus on Dutch, Spanish, French or German. Various activities and games are organised to get acquainted with the language. If you want to study a new language via Maastricht University, be sure to get more information at one of the Language cafes or visit our Language center.

Language Cafes take place once every month, check out the details below.

Every student has the right to feel welcome and comfortable. This is the main task of the Wellbeing team of the Faculty of Health, Medicine and Life Sciences. Feel free to join our activities focused on support, getting to know each other and improving the study environment.

Coming Up

Find out what activities are planned in the next few months.

International Relations Office

The International Relations Office focuses on events for international students.

Study associations

See what activities the study associations of FHML have planned in the next few months.

Language Café

Meet new people from all around the world and improve your language skills by talking with native speakers.

September to Remember

The aim of September to Remember is to help you get more comfortable in a new environment

Moodlift

MoodLift offers free online programmes to improve students' mental well-being. All programmes are evidence-based, created by clinical psychologists, and offer online coaching.

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PAS Festival

Dance Lab | Sally Dance Company Maastricht

21:15-21:45
Location 2: Bouillonstraat 3, Large Garden

A presentation of two choreographies of talented makers from the Dance Lab, the place in the South of the Netherlands for innovative dance. De and Recode II from Phoebe Brack, who uses traditional forms and movements of flamenco in a new context and is inspired by principals of neuroplasticity and trauma therapy. And a piece by dancers Kiki Boot en Ivan Montis who make contact, each in their own way.

In Petto Okidok

22:00-22:30
Location 2: Bouillonstraat 3, Large Garden

How can we survive when the world is collapsing under our feet? The two characters of Okidok are driven by the constant search for balance. As musical clowns, they want to present their pieces of music to the public. Will they succeed, disoriented and clumsy as they are? ‘In petto’ means in secret and comes from the Latin ‘in pectore’ (in the chest), so this performance is all about the secret of the heart. Okidok’s mime and slapstick theatre is both touching and hilarious.

Robbert Duijf blues

23:00 – 23:45
Location 2: Bouillonstraat 3, Large Garden

Robbert delivers his music in a pure and passionately authentic manner. He tells his story with a mix of old school delta-blues, British-American folk and gospel-blues. His voice is raw, authentic and soulful. By singing and playing from his heart, Robbert connects to his audience.