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… acknowledges colonial legacies in the field of development by examining development agendas in the post-colonial period and discovering how (neo-)colonial thinking, policies, actors and spaces still play a role in 21st century development challenges. Moreover, it investigates interdependencies on a global, transnational, national and local level, while considering the role of public, private and civil society actors. Thus, it aims to understand underlying development processes and unlock the ongoing … failures of slum ecologies and how they affect people; and also how citizens nevertheless find myriad modes of making the city their home. Fundamentally, this course takes as a starting point the question what it takes to live and survive in a city when one is very poor, marginalized, silenced, made invisible, or otherwise rendered peripheral. We take such qualifications to be effects of not only how cities are organized and governed 'from above', but also of specific ways of conceptualizing how … themes related to Globalization and Development. The chosen themes are connected to the preceding courses in period I and II. They have a global and structural dimension as well as cultural, local and personal features. The topics students work on should have a present-day importance and can be approached from a more abstract and theoretical, as well as an empirical and/or historical perspectives. Students will work on a paper and discuss work in progress with fellow students and tutors in the …

… Rutte hands over the first of these object, an ancient Buginese keris (dagger), to Indonesia’s President, Joko Widodo. } Dutch people with close relations with colonial Indonesia claims that, in addition to the 3.500 objects, another 1,100 objects should be earmarked for the Collection Netherlands. } The de-accessioning process is interrupted immediately. The Nusantara Museum has to put its commitments to museums in Europe and Asia on hold. } A session is organised and the claim is rejected. } … Nieuwdorp - Universiteitsbibliotheek Leiden } One museum in Indonesia } Museum Nasional Indonesia } Two museums in Europe } Weltmuseum, Vienna - National Museum of Worldcultures, Sweden } } Three museums in Asia } Asian Civilisations Museum, Singapore - Sarawak Museum, Malaysia - Asia Culture Center, South-Korea } De-accessioning of a large collection takes time and money, especially when repatriation is involved. } For the time being, superfluous colonial collections are a European problem. Former colonies have their own policies and priorities. } The Dutch had not set up a real partnership with the Indonesians, based on equality. …

… the structural failures of slum ecologies and how they affect people; and also how citizens nevertheless find myriad modes of making the city their home. Fundamentally, this course departs from the question what it takes to live and survive in a city when one is very poor, marginalized, silenced, made invisible, patronized, or otherwise rendered peripheral. We take such qualifications to be effects of not only how cities are organized and governed 'from above', but also of specific ways of … themes related to Globalization and Development. The chosen themes are connected with the preceding courses in period I and II. They have a global and structural dimension as well as cultural, local and personal features. The topics students work on should have a present-day importance and can be approached from a more abstract and theoretical, as well as an empirical and/or historical perspectives. Students will work on a paper and discuss work in progress with fellow students and tutors in the various seminars/tutorials in the course. They will present their …

… acknowledges colonial legacies in the field of development by examining development agendas in the post-colonial period and discovering how (neo-)colonial thinking, policies, actors and spaces still play a role in 21st century development challenges. Moreover, it investigates interdependencies on a global, transnational, national and local level, while considering the role of public, private and civil society actors. Thus, it aims to understand underlying development processes and unlock the ongoing … the structural failures of slum ecologies and how they affect people; and also how citizens nevertheless find myriad modes of making the city their home. Fundamentally, this course departs from the question what it takes to live and survive in a city when one is very poor, marginalized, silenced, made invisible, patronized, or otherwise rendered peripheral. We take such qualifications to be effects of not only how cities are organized and governed 'from above', but also of specific ways of … themes related to Globalization and Development. The chosen themes are connected with the preceding courses in period I and II. They have a global and structural dimension as well as cultural, local and personal features. The topics students work on should have a present-day importance and can be approached from a more abstract and theoretical, as well as an empirical and/or historical perspectives. Students will work on a paper and discuss work in progress with fellow students and tutors in the …

… Study load 5 Article 3.6 Content, structure and ECTS of the programme 5 Article 3.7 Flexible programme and flexible master 5 Article 3.8 Examination 6 SECTION 4 EDUCATION 6 Article 4.1 Courses; composition; actual design 6 Article 4.2 Attendance and best-efforts obligation 6 SECTION 5 ASSESSMENT 6 Article 5.1 General 6 Article 5.2 Grades 6 Article 5.3 Order of exams 7 Article 5.4 Scheduling and frequency of the exams 7 Article 5.5 Form of the exams 7 Article 5.6 Oral exams 7 Article 5.7 Scientific … and Career 2 SECTION 7 STUDY GUIDANCE 11 Article 7.1 Study progress administration 11 Article 7.2 Study guidance 11 SECTION 8 TRANSITIONAL AND FINAL PROVISIONS 11 Article 8.1 Amendments 11 Article 8.2 Notice 11 Article 8.3 Evaluation 11 Article 8.4 Unforeseen cases/safety net scheme 11 Article 8.5 Effective date 11 Appendix 1 Aim of the programme 12 Appendix 2 The structure of the programme, including the ECTS 14 Appendix 3 Language of instruction 15 EER Master of Science Work, Health and Career 3 … to all students who participate in the programme in the academic year 2021-2022 and replace, in principle, all other regulations. 3. The replacement of the former regulations by these new ones may not disadvantage students that started the programme when former regulations were applicable. In cases where the new regulations disadvantage students, the old regulations are applicable. 4. Contrary to the content of article 1.1 sub 2 and 3, the educational programme which was valid at the moment that …

… and pilot with third party Research data optimally suited for reuse  100% FAIR data by 2023  As open as possible, as closed as necessary  Optimal reuse Define indicators and facilitate FAIRness of data Support and facilitate Open Science  One-stop shop for researchers with any kind of Open Science questions Bundle and communicate expertise via website, ambassadors, and Open Science community 2. Context Open Science changes the world of publishing and scholarly communication fundamentally. New … as in Open Science and Open Access, committed to opening up research and research outcome, and make research data reusable where possible, aiming to become a “FAIR university” by 2023. Open Science is not a goal in itself, but rather a means to make best use of expertise and resources that are 1 https://www.openscience.nl/binaries/content/assets/subsites-evenementen/open- science/nationaal_plan_open_science_the_netherlands_february_2017_nl_.pdf … University What is the ambition?  One-stop shop for Open Science issues  Excellent facilities  An attractive working environment in which researchers feel valued What concrete first steps to take? a. Deliver information on Open Science @ UM online in one place (for example in the Research support portal) that includes also basic information about what Open Science encompasses b. Prioritize the development of facilities and support according to the input of the Open Science Community …

… Reactie Universiteit Maastricht - Internetconsultatie Wetsvoorstel ‘Internationalisering in Balans’ De Universiteit Maastricht onderschrijft de uitgebreide reactie van UNL op het wetsvoorstel ‘Internationalisering in Balans’. Ten overvloede benadrukken we dat wij de drie voorgestelde … in een grensregio expliciet onderdeel van de wet is en ook nader wordt geconcretiseerd. Een ministeriele beleidslijn geeft, ook als deze ruimte voor de grensregio’s verschaft, onvoldoende zekerheid. De wet zelf of minimaal een Algemene Maatregel van Bestuur moet voldoende ruimte bieden voor een beredeneerd aanbod aan anderstalige opleidingen in grensregio’s: bestaande en ook nieuwe opleidingen, die door de universiteit mede worden geïnitieerd op verzoek van en in samenwerking met maatschappelijke … door een bevolking die – let wel – krimpt en ontgroent, antwoord geven op de economisch-maatschappelijke vraagstukken van digitalisering, circulariteit en energietransitie terwijl de uitgangspunten van brede welvaart niet uit het oog mogen worden verloren. Vele partijen binnen en buiten de regio moeten hierin verantwoordelijkheid nemen, niet het minst het onderwijs. Het onderwijs in brede zin heeft hierbij een tweeledige taak, namelijk zoveel mogelijk ingezetenen zo efficiënt mogelijk op te leiden …

… OR #44 OR #45 OR #46 OR #47 OR #48 OR #49 OR #50 OR #51 OR #52 OR #53 OR #54 OR #55 OR #56 OR #57 OR #58 OR #59 OR #60) We merged the results from the 2 databases. • We also attempted to include unpublished data (e.g. meeting abstracts not available online) for a comprehensive search of available evidence. Records identified through databases searching (n = 1492) Additional records identified through references (n = 2) Records after duplicates removed (n =1272) Records screened based on abstract … no SR was conducted on feasibility, we consider that the intervention is probably feasible to implement. TYPE OF RECOMMENDATION: Conditional recommendation for the intervention Determination of direction and strength of recommendation was based on the best available evidence, the quality of evidence and the balance between desirable and undesirable effects. The certainty of evidence overall was low. • To increase the level of evidence, RCTs and head-to-head studies on second-line immunotherapy …