International health

International Health

Research department

The mission of the FHML Department of International Health is to provide high quality, interdisciplinary, state-of-the-art (content and form), innovative education and research with societal relevance addressing health and societal challenges, proposing solutions with impact at the local, national and international level.

We focus on policy and workforce development in public health.

INTHEALTH is part of the Care and Public Health Research Institute (CAPHRI).

INTHEALTH is a member of The Association of Schools of Public Health in the European Region (ASPHER). 

INTHEALTH is a member of the European Public Health Association (EUPHA).

Vision: 

We aspire to be recognised for impact through education and research in the areas of:

  • Evidence-informed decision making for public health policy and practice
  • Public health workforce analysis and professionalisation
  • Competency development and capacity building in public health
  • Educational innovation and research for under- and postgraduate learning
  • Public health strategy and leadership
  • Public health law, governance and ethics
  • Environmental health policy and OneHealth
  • Public participation and health literacy
  • Europe as a globalising health actor

Values: 

Our actions are guided by:

  • Interdisciplinarity
  • Inclusivity
  • Professionalism
  • Compassionate leadership
  • Equity
  • Collaboration

Seminar on European legal developments in indirect taxation

On Friday, 10 April 2026, the Maastricht Centre for Taxation (MCT) hosted the seminar ‘European legal development in indirect taxation’. The event was organised to mark the appointment of Prof. Ad van Doesum as Justice of the Dutch Supreme Court (Hoge Raad).

The power of prevention: put on a bicycle helmet

As a neuropsychiatrist, David Linden sees the consequences of brain injury every day. He therefore advocates wearing a bicycle helmet to prevent serious harm.
David Linden

Why are houses so expensive? And why subsidies might not help

Why are homes in the Netherlands so expensive? Do subsidies for homebuyers actually help or do they make things worse? UM’s School of Business and Economics’ Max Löffler has some uncomfortable answers.
Portrait Max Loeffler

Owners of family businesses often lack adequate preparation for their role

  • UM news
Owners of family businesses feel they are insufficiently prepared for their role. While succession planning regarding management or employee positions within the family business is carefully discussed, attention to future ownership and the associated responsibilities is often lacking.
Anita van Gils

Tax and Investment Treaty Overlaps

PhD thesis by Carina Frahm
Cover Carina

Events