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… around 8,000 years ago, early farmers dispersed from Anatolia and brought agriculture and domestic animals to Europe. At the end of the Neolithic period, around 5,000 years ago, we find the first genetic evidence for another major migration event, when groups from the Eastern European pontic steppe, north of the black sea, entered the heartland of Europe. The newcomers were herders, practiced pastoralism and were highly mobile. Besides introducing new cultural practices, they may have been … met anderen. Leer van cognitiefilosoof Léon de Bruin hoe in de filosofie wordt nagedacht over het begrip authenticiteit. Hij gaat na wat ervan overblijft als het zelf geen harde kern heeft. 23 TALK SHOW MON 20 NOVEMBER, 20:00 Dominicanen Bookshop, Domincanerkerkstraat 1 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, … bij de ontwikkeling van interventies voor ouders van jongeren met depressieve klachten. TRAUMATISCHE ERVARINGEN 33 LEZING 32 HUMAN RIGHTS LECTURE Human Rights Steel or Chewin Gum? MON 11 DECEMBER, 20:00 Auditorium Minderbroedersberg 4-6 Prof. Antoine Buyse Professor of human rights from a multidisciplinary perspective, director Netherlands Institute of Human Rights Utrecht University The Universal Declaration of Human Rights is celebrating its 75th anniversary. Are the rights contained in it still …

… we have been delighted to see the enthusiasm with which the UM community and our international partners have returned to having face-to-face interactions at Maastricht University Campus Brussels. We are steadily returning to business as usual. Even as online and hybrid interactions are here to stay, especially during smaller meetings, we have witnessed that regular face-to-face interactions are irreplaceable. Our Brussels trips study for UM students, executive courses, doctoral trainings, research … the possibilities at the Campus please click here. Campus Brussels’ facilities comprise three equipped meeting rooms – one for ca. 60 and two for ca. 25 people, which are there to be used for events by the UM community. It also provides staff support when organising online and on-site activities, from event planning and implementation (e.g. programme design, speaker search, registration management, coordination with local suppliers, promotion, etc.) to monitoring EU policy and funding developments … years to come. Help us help you! 6 5. Activity overview 7 This academic year was marked by a gradual return to face-to-face activities. Campus Brussels hosted and supported close to 90 events among which executive courses, study trips, research workshops, policy conferences and networking events organised by the UM community. Though there is room to reach pre-pandemic activity levels in quantitative terms, this academic year’s activities have been qualitatively more high-level and …