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… - Study of and intervention in relations between society and Science, Technology and Arts  academic  political - Using philosophical, historical, sociological, anthropological, literary & arts perspectives Why study CAST? You should study CAST … 1. When you are curious and have an inquisitive mind; when you are adventurous enough to leave trodden paths; when you are creative in asking questions about what science, technology and arts do in modern societies. 2. Because then you may: - want to be a … Berlin (G) Some of the topics for internships: • The promotion of edible insects as solution for global food problems • An affordance model of creativity • Xenotransplantation • The return to modernism in architecture • Extra-terrestial Intelligence • Online digital music technologies • New Orleans and Dutch coastal engineering • New rice technology in India • Direct broadcasting satellites and Europe • European food safety • Mobile phone health scares in Germany • Pharmacogenomics Some of the … - dossier (including a personal motivation letter), language test (6.5 or higher on IELTS), possibly an interview • Use the application form from the UM-FASoS website What is IELTS? • IELTS is the language test that you need to perform - You need a score of 6.5 or higher - For Dutch students: you can take the test every second week in Utrecht or Amsterdam - For all nationalities: don’t wait too long! • Information: www.ielts.org http://www.ielts.org/ What are the deadlines? • EU/EEA students: June …

… intervention in relations between society and Science, Technology and Arts  academic  political • Using philosophical, historical, sociological, anthropological, literary & arts perspectives What is a research master? You should study CAST ... 1. When you are curious and have an inquisitive mind; when you are adventurous enough to leave trodden paths; when you are creative in asking questions about what science, technology and arts do in modern societies. 2. Because then you may: • want to be a … (IN) Tate Gallery London (UK) Berlin (G) • The promotion of edible insects as solution for global food problems • An affordance model of creativity • Xenotransplantation • The return to modernism in architecture • Extra-terrestial Intelligence • Online digital music technologies • New Orleans and Dutch coastal engineering • New rice technology in India • Direct broadcasting satellites and Europe • European food safety • Mobile phone health scares in Germany • Pharmacogenomics Some of the … dossier (including a personal motivation letter), language test (6.5 or higher on IELTS), possibly an interview • Use the application form from the UM-FASoS website How do you apply? • IELTS is the language test that you need to perform • You need a score of 6.5 or higher • For Dutch students: you can take the test every second week in Utrecht or Amsterdam • For all nationalities: don’t wait too long! • Information: http://www.ielts.org What is IELTS? http://www.ielts.org/ • EU/EEA students: June 1, …

… with a satisfactory judgement. There is no examination for completion of the propaedeutic phase. Article 15 Teaching method 1. Teaching is characterized as small-scale and intensive and may be organised in tutorial meetings, skills training, (online) lectures, knowledge clips, and/or individual guidance. The Faculty Board may permit other teaching methods. 2. The maximum group size in year 1 and 2 of the bachelor programme is 15 students. 3. In year 1 and 2 of the bachelor programme a … with the Board of Appeal for Examinations of Maastricht University within six weeks of the date on which the decision was announced. Article 38 Personal circumstances and hardship clause 1. EER 2023/2024 European Law School bachelor’s programme 12 When issuing a study advice, personal circumstances as referred to in Article 2.1 of the Decree Implementing the WHW are taken into account. 2. The following personal circumstances will be taken into account: a. illness of the person concerned; b. … nature and profile of the European Law School Bachelor Programme, teaching and examinations are conducted in English. This guarantees the quality of education, because: − The content of the programme has an international orientation and focus. It deals with comparative law - comparing for instance English, French, German and Dutch law, as well as US and South African Law – as well as European Law – including the law of the European Union. A lingua franca to study and compare these fields is …