If you are a student from the EU/EEA and are following two study programmes simultaniously, you may be eligible for a reduced tuition fee. This page provides more information. 

Some master's programmes at Maastricht University offer a start in February. If you decide to use this possibility, this has some consequences for the rate of your tuition fees as well. The information on this page is about tuition fees when starting your studies in February. 

Are you a student at the UM and would you like to file an objection, appeal or complaint to the Complaints Service Point (CSP)? Then please follow these steps. First, read the information about objections, appeals or complaints.

For legal questions about filing an objection, appeal or complaint, you can contact the UM Student Deans.

After you have determined whether you can file an objection, appeal or complaint, please follow these steps.

A complaint is an expression of dissatisfaction for which you cannot file an objection or an appeal. It is about an individual matter that concerns you. For example, complaints can be about:

You can file an appeal with the Board of Appeal for Examinations (College van Beroep voor de Examens/CBE) if you disagree with a written decision taken by, for example, the Board of Examiners or an examiner from your faculty. You can only file an appeal if you are directly impacted by the decision. You can also file an appeal if a body of the UM refuses to take a decision.

You can file an objection against written decisions taken by a body within the university, for example decisions taken by the Executive Board. These can be decisions regarding admission to a bachelor, your registration or regarding tuition fees.

The CSP is the general desk of the UM that is available for students who do not agree with a decision taken by a person or body within the UM, or who feel unfairly treated  by a person or body within the UM.