We’re excited to welcome you to the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences (FASoS) at Maastricht University during our Introduction week.

In follow-up studies, interest may be in the duration between a specific starting event, such as an initial heart attack, and a specific end event, such as a subsequent heart attack
- Part time

This is an intro to the statistical techniques used to determine intervention and group effects, while correcting for potential confounding variables. It also offers participants the opportunity to practice these methods using SPSS and/or R.
- Part time

Multilevel models are a class of regression models for data that have a hierarchical or nested structure. Repeated measurements in longitudinal studies or patients nested within hospitals are examples of data with a hierarchical structure.
- Part time

This course aims to equip researchers with the statistical knowledge necessary to plan and perform reliability, agreement and validity studies of measurement instruments providing quantitative or qualitative information.
- Part time

Under Dutch law (Art. 9 Wod), animal experiments may only be conducted if overseen by someone with legally required qualifications. Completing this course is one of those requirements and is essential to carrying out such experiments lawfully.
- Part time

Structural equations modelling (SEM) is the term used to describe the general multivariate method of conducting factor analyses, multiple linear regression analyses and path analyses.
- Part time

This is an introduction to statistics regarding scientific, patient-oriented research or other research into human or animal subjects. It covers statistical concepts/methodologies rather than focusing on a particular software.
- Part time
FASoS Introduction week – Bachelor’s, (Pre)Master’s and Exchange Students
- Information session
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An Academic Game-Changer: Seeing Hugo Through a Modern Juridical Lens
- Law
On the 7th and 8th of May, 2025, the event “Hugo and the Law” was held at the Faculty of Law of Maastricht University. As a student in my second year of LL.B., I decided to participate, hoping to learn new philosophical ideas, especially seeing that professors and researchers from other countries would hold presentations.
