Not every effort triggers a successful outcome. Academic efforts are no exception, and endeavours may fail because of different reasons and at different stages. Failure should be considered a learning experience both for those who attempted to succeed and for those who might attempt in the future. Academic efforts should not always be considered success stories, yet they should always be considered tools for change and for the advancement of legal science.
PhD Defence: Miriam Hester Wijbenga
Challenges, Pitfalls and Opportunities: workplace learning during healthcare placement abroad. An international perspective on clinical training in Health Professions Education.

Comparative Insights on the Role of Values in Contract Law
- Law
M-EPLI welcomed Dr. Timothy Dodsworth on 19 February as a speaker in the M-EPLI Talks series. Dr. Dodsworth’s talk entitled, The Underlying Values of German and English Contract Law, focused on looking at German and English court decisions to extract insights into how legal systems balance competing values in contract law.

ICC@M at Maastricht University: competing with the best, shaping the future
- Featured
- Human interest
- UM news
Roy Broersma, Academic Director of ICC@M, bridges academia and business, enhancing Maastricht University’s impact.

Online European Law School information session (Bachelor)
- Online Q&A
- study information
During the online European Law School information session you will receive more information about the European Law School bachelor programme and Problem-Based Learning (PBL) system.
