At Maastricht University, we believe that strong communities are built through meaningful, sustainable partnerships. That's why we are always interested in connections that benefit everyone involved. 

Our students are eager to apply their gained knowledge into practice. They bring new energy, fresh perspectives and critical thinking skills into your organisation. In return, you receive new ideas and insights. Besides that, you can play a key role in shaping their learning path in the real world and prepare the next generation of professionals and leaders – many of whom will stay, work, and contribute to this region. Together, we can create opportunities that enrich our community and make a lasting impact.

Start now!

On the portal, we show our free offer to our students: workshops, online modules, resources and vacancies. As an organisation, you can create an account via ‘Login’. Here you can add your vacancies. Our team will publish them within two working days. 

Let's get in touch!

Contact us to discuss further possibilities by sending an email to careerservices@maastrichtuniversity.nl. If you're interested in working with UM students but aren't sure how to get started, feel free to email us. Our account managers will be happy to schedule a meeting and guide you through the process of working with UM talent.

Francesca Colli awarded NWO XS grant

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€50,000 for her project ‘Between Compromise and Impact: EU civil society organisations and corporate accountability’

Francesca Colli

PhD Defence Katharina Rosteius

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"To The Roots: Green Care Farms as long-term care setting for people living with dementia"

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PhD Defence Mengying Zhang

  • PhD Defence

"The Hidden Face: Improving Face Matching and Face Recognition of Masked Perpetrators"

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PhD Defence Amourie Honor Josephine Prentice

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"Novel Interventions and Treatment Selection Predictors for Treatment Resistant Depression"

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