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… between Maastricht University (UM) and residents of various neighbourhoods in northwest Maastricht. Can you share more about the idea behind UniversiteitmetdeBuurt ? “The initiative emerged from a citizens’ summit that we organised in 2014 and 2015 with students and the municipality of Maastricht. The first summit was held citywide, the second for residents in the low-income neighbourhoods of northwest Maastricht. The new laws of the ‘participatory society’ were set to demand a lot from citizens in terms of mutual support, and we wanted to ask residents how they experienced their quality of life. A key focus during those meetings was the question ‘What is important to citizens when it comes to health and wellbeing?’ “One thing that came to the fore was that citizens are prepared to help each other, but they miss social interaction. The disappearance of public functions and spaces in recent years—community centres, shops, churches, sports grounds and so on—has left hardly any places where people can get together spontaneously. We realised that as a university, we can play a role in this and collaborate more with residents.” Why is this important for UM, and for …

… institutes can apply for study visas and residence permits. Therefore, you must: - Upload the necessary documents (paragraph A) to https://myum.unimaas.nl/irj/portal - Make the necessary payment(s) (paragraph B) Deadline for file completion • When starting in September: 30 June 2025 at 23:59:59CET • When starting in February: 30 November 2025 at 23:59:59CET This includes the document verification process, so we strongly recommend completing earlier. Start uploading your documents in time! Evaluating your documents may take up to 10 working days. If you are unable to meet all requirements before the deadline, we cannot establish legal residence for you in time and you cannot complete your registration. In that case, you have to withdraw your application from Studielink. You may decide to re-apply for the next possible entry date. Paragraph A. Upload the necessary documents You have to upload documents for the visa procedure in a different portal than the admission documents. … valid passport This must be a clear and legible copy of your national passport, including all pages containing personal and validity data (dates of issue and expiration), signatures, stamps, and visas. National identity cards are not acceptable, as they often lack the required details. The passport should bear your signature and be valid until at least 6 months after your program starts. If you have visited the Netherlands in the past 3 years, all pages of your passport are required. In that …

… institutes can apply for study visas and residence permits. Therefore, you must: - Upload the necessary documents (paragraph A) to https://myum.unimaas.nl/irj/portal - Make the necessary payment(s) (paragraph B) Deadline for file completion • When starting in September: 30 June 2025 at 23:59:59CET • When starting in February: 30 November 2025 at 23:59:59CET This includes the document verification process, so we strongly recommend completing earlier. Start uploading your documents in time! Evaluating your documents may take up to 10 working days. If you are unable to meet all requirements before the deadline, we cannot establish legal residence for you in time and you cannot complete your registration. In that case, you have to withdraw your application from Studielink. You may decide to re-apply for the next possible entry date. Paragraph A. Upload the necessary documents You have to upload documents for the visa procedure in a different portal than the admission documents. … valid passport This must be a clear and legible copy of your national passport, including all pages containing personal and validity data (dates of issue and expiration), signatures, stamps, and visas. National identity cards are not acceptable, as they often lack the required details. The passport should bear your signature and be valid until at least 6 months after your program starts. If you have visited the Netherlands in the past 3 years, all pages of your passport are required. In that …

… 24 ARTICLE 4.4 ATTENDANCE AND PARTICIPATION ........................................................................... 24 ARTICLE 4.5 REGISTRATION PROCEDURE FOR MODULES WITH LIMITED CAPACITY ..................................... 24 SECTION 5 ASSESSMENT ............................................................................................................................. 25 ARTICLE 5.1 GENERAL … economic, legal, political and social issues related to Europe in its widest sense, including the European integration process. The programme is developed out of one core idea: that general societal and political challenges can only be understood when attention is paid to broader socio-cultural contexts. This is particularly relevant when considering European integration. It is an international programme, taught exclusively in English, using the Problem-Based Learning (PBL) approach. Students … European Studies 4 E-P-F 2 Course EUS1011 Ruling Europe: the Making and Unmaking of Political Orders after the French Revolution 9 grade Skill EUS1511 Working with Research Problems 4 E-P-F 3 Skill EUS1512 Research and Study Skills: The Academic Workshop I 7 E-P-F 4 Course EUS1012 Constructing Europe: Institutions, Theories and Challenges in EU Politics 9 grade Skill EUS1513 Research Skills: Back to the Sources 4 E-P-F 5 Course EUS1015 Globalizing World: Contemporary Issues and Actors in …

… 24 ARTICLE 4.4 ATTENDANCE AND PARTICIPATION ........................................................................... 24 ARTICLE 4.5 REGISTRATION PROCEDURE FOR MODULES WITH LIMITED CAPACITY ..................................... 24 SECTION 5 ASSESSMENT ............................................................................................................................. 25 ARTICLE 5.1 GENERAL … economic, legal, political and social issues related to Europe in its widest sense, including the European integration process. The programme is developed out of one core idea: that general societal and political challenges can only be understood when attention is paid to broader socio-cultural contexts. This is particularly relevant when considering European integration. It is an international programme, taught exclusively in English, using the Problem-Based Learning (PBL) approach. Students … European Studies 4 E-P-F 2 Course EUS1011 Ruling Europe: the Making and Unmaking of Political Orders after the French Revolution 9 grade Skill EUS1511 Working with Research Problems 4 E-P-F 3 Skill EUS1512 Research and Study Skills: The Academic Workshop I 7 E-P-F 4 Course EUS1012 Constructing Europe: Institutions, Theories and Challenges in EU Politics 9 grade Skill EUS1513 Research Skills: Back to the Sources 4 E-P-F 5 Course EUS1015 Globalizing World: Contemporary Issues and Actors in …

… The vice-dean will represent her. The chairman also reports that the director of FHML is absent due to illness. 2a Adoption of the text of the public part of the report of the 178th meeting dated December 13th 2022 -22.2266o - dated 17-01-23 – report with annexes See the approved version of the report with reference 22.2266/Io. 2b Comments on the public part of the report The vice-dean indicates that the FHML Board has received many reactions in response to the 'Christmas wishes campaign'. It is … permanent appointment at Maastricht UMC+/FHML in 2022. There are less grants than eligible UDs, so an award procedure had to be drawn up. It is important to mention, that the aim of the starters grants is to reduce the workload within the department. When asked, the vice-dean indicates that the solidarity plans, in order to grant more applications, had been rejected by the Ministry of OCW. Finally, the vice-dean indicates, that the implementation of the Sector Plan and the Starter and Incentive … at the FSE faculty and asks whether something similar will be implemented at FHML. M. oude Egbrink confirms this and adds that FHML will receive input from FSE and FASoS, such as guidelines and the like. Edlab has also been asked to develop workshops for the ‘block’ (module) coordinators. The Council inquires if there is more news about the response rate of students to the evaluation forms. M. oude Egbrink indicates that it turns out that the response rate is low, which means that few …

… institutes can apply for study visas and residence permits. Therefore, you must: - Upload the necessary documents (paragraph A) to https://myum.unimaas.nl/irj/portal - Make the necessary payment(s) (paragraph B) Deadline for file completion: • When starting in September: 30 June 2025 at 23:59:59CET • When starting in February: 30 November 2025 at 23:59:59CET Start uploading your documents in time! Evaluating your documents may take up to 10 working days. If you are unable to meet all legal residence requirements before the deadline, we cannot establish legal residence for you in time and you cannot complete your registration. In that case, you have to withdraw your application from Studielink. You may decide to re-apply for the next possible entry date. Paragraph A. Upload the necessary documents You have to upload documents for the visa procedure in a different portal than the admission documents. … valid passport This must be a clear and legible copy of your national passport, including all pages containing personal and validity data (dates of issue and expiration), signatures, stamps, and visas. National identity cards are not acceptable, as they often lack the required details. The passport should bear your signature and be valid until at least 6 months after your program starts. If you have visited the Netherlands in the past 3 years, all pages of your passport are required. In that …