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Every Research Institute appoints two FPC members; a PhD coordinator and a PhD representative.
The FPC currently consists of the following members:
 

Research InstitutePhD CoordinatorPhD representative
CAPHRIChantal Claessens (PhD administrative coordinator)
Francine Schneider (PhD community coordinator)		Quincy Merx
CARIMEline KooiMargarita Pencheva
GROWTheo de Kok / Andrea Romano / Gabriel Paiva Fonseca / Denise HabetsLaskarina Galanos
Xiaoman Jin
MHeNSMarjan DrukkerEmma de Brabander
NUTRIMAgnes Boots / Alex RemelsElnaz Daraei
SHEJanneke FrambachAnnemarie Sänger
M4I Benjamin BalluffTheodore Visvikis
MERLNBerta Cillero Pastor Lotte Smeets

Chair
Janneke Frambach

Secretary
Ingrid Leijs

Advisors
FHML policy advisor for PhD affairs: Ingrid Leijs
PhD-representatives from the Faculty Council: Martina Paric

UM and national representation 
The Central PhD Candidates Platform (CPCP) represents PhD candidates on an UM inter-faculty level.
The PhD Candidates Network (PNN) represents PhD candidates on a national inter-university level.

FHML/MUMC+ and national representation
Esther van Santbrink represents MUMC+ in LOUP (National consultation UMC PhD candidates)

Starting from March 2017 he joined ICIS as a PhD student

PhD researcher

As of mid-April 2017 the Workgroup International Schools has an opening for a Student assistant. The workgroup is a collaboration of different UM faculties and aims to attract students from international schools to come and study at Maastricht University and to build a relationship with the school counselors.

The Student assistant will support the Workgroup International Schools in various matters such as:
•Contact prospective students
•First contact with counselors
•Responsible for database student counselors/international schools
•Collect all evaluations & make an overview
•Administrative duties
•Prepare and send agenda; take notes during meetings
•Prepare and send materials for recruitment activities
•Participate in fairs
•Coordinate counselor tours/ visits
•Update materials
•School visits

We are looking for an international school alumnus, who has an affinity with international schools and who is accurate, motivated, flexible, pro-active and independent.

The hours are flexible (usually around 8 hours per week) and the position will be contracted through InterUM. The official start is in May 2017 but training will start in April.

If you would like to apply, please send a motivation letter and cv to internationalschools@maastrichtuniversity.nl with the subject title: APPLICATION (Your Name) before March 31, 2017.

Job interviews will take place on 6 and 7 April 2017.

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Since March 2017 she is a PhD Researcher at ICIS

PhD researcher

Faculty of Science and Engineering
Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences
Faculty of Psychology and Neuroscience
Faculty of Law
School of Business and Economics
 

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Bringing reality in the classroom enhances student employability. We established two clinical education programmes that offer live-client or other real-life practice, reaching out to NGOs who need help in problem-solving and community-building.

Maastricht Mediation Clinic
In collaboration with Monique Benning and Mardoeka Christensen of Trajekt (a Maastricht based youth neighborhood mediation organisation), the MMC offers our students the opportunity to become student-mediators and conduct actual mediation sessions with the guidance of professional mediators. In addition to offering hands on clinical education, we also offer workshops and Master Classes on the issue of mediation, dispute resolution, and negotiations..

The Innovation Legal Aid Clinic
The Innovation Legal Aid Clinic provides pro-bono legal advice to independent artists. Participating students work in groups under the supervision of a member of staff and/or a lawyer to give answers to real-life intellectual property questions. Lawyers that collaborate with the IALC work in IP law firms such as Ventoux, AOMB and Ab Ovo.

Welcome to the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences (FASoS). We offer you bachelor's and (pre-)master’s programmes in the field of Politics & Governance, Arts & Culture, Globalisation & Development or Media, Technology & Innovation. One of the master's programmes is also partly offered in Dutch.

Our current student ambassadors have set up their own programme Instagram page, so you can follow their daily lives as a student and ask them any questions you may have about their experience with the programme and their life in Maastricht. You can find their contact details below or read their blogs.

If you are interested in one of our programmes you can meet us in person at the Bachelor's or Master’s Open Day. We look forward to meet you there or online!

Meet our Student Ambassadors

Bachelor's programmes

Emma Rubin, Student Ambassador Arts and Culture

“I love to discuss and work on interesting topics with people who have different cultural backgrounds and insights.”

Emma Rubin, BA AC 23-24

Cristina García, Student Ambassador European Studies

“The central location of Maastricht within Europe means that many different nationalities are studying in the same place. This diversity ensures that the discussions we have are very enriching.”

Cristina Garcia

Liva Freimane, Student Ambassador Digital Society

“Within Digital Society it’s very fulfilling to see how the material we study affects our daily lives. It links the content to real-world problems.”

Liva Freimane

Srna Todorova, Student Ambassador Global Studies

“The research methods I’ve learned will help me tackle complex issues in any job. Moreover, I’ve developed soft skills like empathy that will aid me in becoming a global citizen.”

Srna Todorova

Master's programmes

Liliana Marques, Student Ambassador Arts and Culture

“My programme is about understanding how art affects our world and the power it has to change everything.”

Liliane Marques

Elena Wind, Student ambassador European Studies 

"European Studies offers me the opportunity to deeply understand the complex challenges Europe faces today. I'm eager to explore the mechanisms and dynamics of various actors shaping Europe’s future."

Elena Wind

Isabel Bruijstens, Student Ambassador Research Master Cultures of Arts, Science and Technology

“I appreciate the freedom granted in the research projects within each course in the CAST master’s programme. It allows me to pursue my individual interests and select my topics, resulting in diverse projects within my group.”

Isabel Bruijstens CAST 23-24

Laura Sanges, Student Ambassador European Public Affairs

“This programme is perfect for me as I want a deep and at the same time hands-on learning experience of how European Institutions work.”

Laura Sanges

Marcelina Palamar, Student Ambassador European Studies on Society, Science and Technology

“I’d love to work in a policy or government-based role where I can see the real-world effects of my work.”

Marcelina Palamar

Noemi Meloni, Student Ambassador Research Master European Studies

"I think the most valuable part of this programme is that we're not just treated as students, but as researchers in training. The programme really immerses you in the research world from day one."

Noemi Meloni

Aarya Prabhu, Student Ambassador Globalisation and Development Studies

"I would like to work for an international NGO that can actually make a change in the world."

Aarya Prabhu

Aruzhan Kuztayeva, Student Ambassador Media Studies: Digital Cultures

“The tutorials are hands-on, allowing me to apply what I’ve learned to real-life situations.”

Aruzhan

Pre-masters programmes

Elena Wind, Student ambassor Pre-masters programmes

"European Studies offers me the opportunity to deeply understand the complex challenges Europe faces today. I'm eager to explore the mechanisms and dynamics of various actors shaping Europe’s future."

Elena Wind

Maastricht University offers a wide range of STEM bachelor's programmes. Whether you want to find solutions for a sustainable economy, distill useful information from large amounts of data or study what happened after the Big Bang - we have the right programme for you.

On this page, you can find an overview of our STEM bachelor's programmes, relevant contact information, and upcoming activities for high school students.

Bachelor's programmes in Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics

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Left-side choices

Study programmes

If you chose mostly answers on the left, you are into exploring, understanding and engineering the world around you. How does the brain work? What is the universe made of? Can we find naturally occuring enzymes that break down plastic? These are questions you can encounter inside the various disciplines that make up the studies in this group.

Biology, physics, and chemistry are important subjects for these study programmes. You are sure to encounter some mathematics as well!

Group 1

Maastricht Science Programme

The Maastricht Science Programme is a Liberal Arts and Science-programme that offers you the opportunity to explore the natural sciences and to build a unique academic profile based on your personal interests and ambitions. Every semester, you can select courses from fields as diverse as biology, chemistry, mathematics, physics, neuroscience and various interdisciplinary fields.

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Maastricht Science Programme

Circular Engineering

A circular economy is characterised by a system of closed loop processes. Ideally no waste is created, renewable energy sources are used, and raw materials, components and products retain their value. This programme trains you to design innovative engineering solutions for this transition.

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Circular Engineering

Upcoming events

Bachelor's Open Day
8 Nov

Ongoing activities

Right-side choices

Study programmes

Did you choose mostly answers on the right? Have a look at the programmes in this category, which deal with topics like creating models, algorithms and simulations, programming computers, and extracting knowledge from lots of data. You can use these skills in different ways: for instance to help companies make smart business decisions, to make doctors better understand human disease, to let robots 'see' their surroundings, or to level-up the performance computers. Mathematics is typically an important part of these programmes.

Group 2

Data Science and Artificial Intelligence

Data is one of the most abundant resources in today’s society. It can also be incredibly valuable, but only if we put it to good use. This bachelor’s programme gives you the tools to turn overwhelming amounts of information into useful insights and smart decisions for both humans and computers alike. 

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Data Science and Artificial Intelligence

Business Engineering

By following this programme, you will develop your skills in math, science, engineering, business and economics. Business Engineering is for students with a pioneering spirit and will train you for exciting jobs that combine business and new technologies.

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Tapijn SBE

Computer Science

Our Computer Science programme teaches you how to make computers run better, faster, and safer through software. The curriculum is designed to let you gradually discover your interests within this broad field and to develop your employability skills.

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Bachelor's programme in Computer Science

Upcoming events

Bachelor's Open Day
8 Nov

Ongoing activities

Masters Open Day Maastricht University March 2020

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