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… as in outcomes research. As a result, increasing attention is being focused on economic evaluations studies in the youth sector. However, methods and instruments which are used in economic evaluations have been developed for somatic (health) care and moreover for an adult population, making it challenging to perform economic evaluations in the youth sector. Objective The aim of this broad consultation is to reach consensus regarding the steps which have to be undertaken to set a research agenda … guidance for some, 10 but not all, issues and challenges. For the outcome side of the economic evaluation, normative questions have been posed such as: what goal of psychosocial care for youth should the outcome(s) comply with, and whose values count when obtaining preference weights for the outcome? Furthermore, respondents urged that, in order to perform economic evaluations in the youth sector, they needed instruments specifically developed for youth, such as instruments to measure costs, … method)  Development of a QoL instrument for youth  Suggestion: Rotterdam Wellbeing of Youth Scale (R-WYS; not yet available), TAPQOL (not preference-based), HUI  Adapt outcome measurement according to age  Add dimensions to generic instruments  ‘Best’ proxy may vary per child and even per measurement (example CBCL)  Guidance/guideline with respect to proxy measurement  Focus only on outcomes in child, as no accepted methods are available for including outcomes in others (in QoL research)  …

… Ambitions and objectives 13 Diversified career paths 13 Fair and transparent procedures and guidelines 14 Personal growth 14 Individual and organisational needs 14 4. Moving forward 16 Where we stand 17 Next steps 17 5. Stakeholder engagement 20 6. More information 22 3 Summary Based on the national position paper Room for everyone’s talent, this document sets out Maastricht University’s vision for the Recognition & Rewards programme. This programme will build on our existing practices of … space for flexibility in academic careers, while at the same time supporting the university’s overall goals and ambitions. Our vision for Maastricht University’s Recognition & Rewards system encompasses education, research, impact, leadership, and when relevant, patient care. Our vision has a focus on quality over quantity, includes Open Science, updates our PhD track assessment criteria and further defines academic citizenship while balancing the needs of the individual and the organisation. In … education and interdisciplinary research with demonstrable societal impact. The strategic alliance with MUMC+ is evidence of the value we put on the relationship between research and high quality patient care. UM’s organisational culture is best described using several key concepts; the specific combination of which form the core of our identity. Academic citizenship The UM community exemplifies the concept of academic citizenship. • Our employees demonstrate high resilience, teamwork, …

… Presentation Master International and European Tax Law Maastricht Centre for Taxation Master’s Open Day 16 March 2019 93% of respondents would recommend to family, friends and colleagues Source: Elsevier Beste Studies 2016 LL.M International & European Tax Law • Why International and European Tax Law? • Why in Maastricht? The Maastricht LLM programs • Admission requirements • Programme • Job opportunities Outline Why International and European Tax Law? … of entrance test, if prior degree programme includes sufficient courses on the basics of tax law, preferably the tax law in your country of residence • TOEFL/IELTS language test or Cambridge Certificate (C1) • Start: September only Admission for foreign students Programme Period 1 (8w) Period 2 (8w) Period 3 (4w) Period 4 (8w) Period 5 (8w) Period 6 (4w) Fundamentals of International Taxation (or advanced course in Dutch corporate tax) International and European Tax Law Cross- Border Taxation … tax law in Maastricht? • Ambitious supplementary programme - Additional workload of 18 ECTS (+ 12 in case of extended master’s thesis) - 10 – 12 students per year • Focus: research methodology • Aim: prepare students for a PhD and an academic career • When? Every Wednesday 4-6pm • Result: Honours certificate Masters Honours Research Track Courses Master’s Thesis P1 • Selection procedure • Information session grant applications P2 • Art of doing research Select topic and supervisor P3 • Academic …

… Presentation Master International and European Tax Law Maastricht Centre for Taxation Master Open Day 17 November 2018 LL.M International & European Tax Law 93% of respondents would recommend to family, friends and colleagues Source: Elsevier Beste Studies 2016 Outline • Why International and European Tax Law? • Why in Maastricht? The Maastricht LLM programs • Admission requirements • Programme • Job opportunities Why International and European Tax Law? Why tax law in Maastricht? 2 One-Year … test available to other interested students • TOEFL/IELTS language test or Cambridge Certificate (C1) • For Maastricht students of International Business, Dutch Law or European Law School: entrance test (English) • Start: September only Admission for foreign students • Target group: academic bachelor in law, finance, (international) business, accounting • Students without a bachelor focusing on tax law may have to do an entrance test • Possible waiver of entrance test, if prior degree programme … Guide, 2017 and 2018) • Ambitious supplementary programme - Additional workload of 18 ECTS (+ 12 in case of extended master’s thesis) - 10 – 12 students per year • Focus: research methodology • Aim: prepare students for a PhD and an academic career • When? Every Wednesday 4-6pm • Result: Honours certificate Masters Honours Research Track Training Programme Courses Master’s Thesis P1 • Selection procedure • Information session grant applications P2 • Art of doing research Select topic and supervisor …

… English Language Requirements Minimum recommended level of English: ‘B2’ of the Common European Frame-work of Reference. In order to successfully participate an advanced level of English is necessary. Teaching Method Problem-Based Learning. For more information, please have a look at this video or read this section of the website. Transcript of Records An official Transcript of Records, including an explanation of the grading system, will be issued by the IRO within 5 weeks after the end date … insurance company. Some insurance companies (like AON) offer special student packages, in case you do not have a health and liability insurance. Housing We advise incoming students to start searching for suitable accommodation well in advance. The best way to experience the 'Venlo Student Life' is living in Venlo. Together with the Students Information Point, Maastricht University works at expanding the offer of student housing in Venlo. On campus Housing facilities From September 2019 onwards, … https://www.aonstudentinsurance.com/students/en/ http://www.thehubvenlo.nl/stip/ [Type text] International Relations Office – University College Venlo ucv-iro@maastrichtuniversity.nl When looking for a (un)furnished room in Venlo, we recommend students to check the CheckVenlo website, where you will find a variety of links that will direct you to housing agencies that can help you find a suitable place. …