The Globalisation and Law Network (GlawNet) and the Montesquieu Institute of Maastricht University have invited the three authors to present and discuss the two volumes in an online event on June 14, 2022. The discussion will be led by UM colleagues Monica Claes, Andre Nunes Chaib and Franco Peirone...
Choosing a study programme is an important decision. You also need to think about where you would like to study. So, how about exploring our university buildings and getting a real taste of the atmosphere?
On Friday 3 June 2022, former French Minister of European Affairs Élisabeth Guigou will be delivering the inaugural Princess Beatrix-lecture in Maastricht. The afternoon lecture will be attended by Her Royal Highness Princess Beatrix of the Netherlands.
On Thursday, June 2nd, the annual GROW Science Day will take place again. A day full of interesting talks, inspiring poster sessions and loads of time to meet all participants.
The theme of this year’s NUTRIM symposium is ‘safe today, safer tomorrow’. In this symposium, we will highlight current advances in knowledge that have the potential of making a safer future.
An interactive workshop for people assisting Ukrainian refugees where you will learn more about their culture and language, enabling you to communicate with them more effectively.
Netherlands Education Minister Robbert Dijkgraaf would very much like to hear from you and other students what is going on, how you see the future and what your ideas are for doing things differently.
BridgeEurope Maastricht organises a discussion workshop on the idea of a common European army. Each participant gets to represent their viewpoints in a simulation of a European Council meeting by representing different European member states.
LET’S TALK is a programme in which we not only give the floor to experts, but also challenge the audience to speak up and interact. In a lively and relaxed setting, we address issues of (student) life: relationships, career, love, health, stress, party life, engagement, etc.
In Match Huizen you make a real contribution to the neighbourhood and you don't pay rent! Make a contribution to the neighbourhood where you live. Grow, learn and develop your social skills.