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… Guidelines for UM students: Effective and responsible use of Large Language Models in Problem-Based Learning environments 11 22 33 44 Tip: Create a detailed study plan with the help of LLMs. Example: Enter your learning goals and timeframe into the LLM to receive a week-by-week study schedule tailored to your needs (pace and understanding), including specific chapters to read, videos to watch, and assignments to complete. Personalised study schedule Tip: Use LLMs to break down complex theories into more manageable themes. The LLM can provide clear explanations and analogies that make abstract ideas more concrete and understandable. Example: Request the LLM to generate visual aids, such as diagrams or real-time examples, to help understand difficult and abstract concepts. … the UM Prompt Library! This document provides tips to improve your study practices at UM with the help of LLMs. Please be aware that presenting ideas, arguments, and words, generated by AI, as your own without proper citation will be considered fraud. When in doubt about what is and is not allowed with respect to using LLMs in your education, please ask your tutor/course coordinator and/or check the recent faculty rules on the use of GenAI in education. 55 55Five tips for using LLMs for …

… in the social and behavioural sciences in order to protect research participants:  Avoidance of exploitation;  Just distribution of benefits and burden;  Respect for persons: 1. Participants are treated as autonomous agents; 2. Participants with diminished autonomy are entitled to protection;  Respect for human dignity;  Scientific validity;  Scientific, social and/or educational relevance;  Respect for rights and specific interests of (specific groups of) research participants, … organisations with the demonstrable permission of the responsible authorities of the organisation in question. g. It is reasonably plausible that the fees offered to research participants do not have a disproportionate effect on whether or not they consent to their inclusion in the research. h. The person conducting the scientific research and the Institute where the research is carried out receive a compensation not exceeding what can be considered reasonably proportionate to the nature, … given ample opportunity to understand the nature, purpose and anticipated consequences of research participation, so they are able to give informed consent to the extent to which they are capable to do so. 3. Researchers must keep adequate records of when, how and from whom informed consent was obtained, unless this could or proves to be detrimental to participants (see also C.) and/or where the formal registration of the informed consent has a negative effect on the execution of the study. 4. …

… Serving innovative start-ups pro-bono with the wisdom of intellectual property laws FRIDAY FORTNIGHTLY: THE IP & COMPETITION NEWSLETTER (ED. 2022 WEEK 10 NO. 26) Dear Readers, In this edition, you will find an overview of the key developments in Competition, Copyright, Patents, Trademarks, … products in the form of non-fungible tokens (NFTs). Second, they will also provide the possibility of home delivery of food and beverages covered by the said brands. Moreover, the requested registration also includes the usage of trademarks for “online actual and virtual concerts” offered by McDonald’s and McCafé. Source: Forbes, 9 February 2022, available here, Euronews.next, 11 February 2022, available here. Image Source: Euronews.next, 11 February 2022, available here. 5. Trade Secrets 5.1 … and protective measures ✓ Specific focus on the Directive and its national implementation ✓ Emphasis on early-stage measures such as obtaining evidence; search and seizure of incriminating evidence imaging orders etc. ✓ Country-based expertise When and where?: 17 and 18 May 2022 at the UM Campus Brussels Interested?: Please register here. https://www.courthousenews.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/03/cartier-tiffany-nys.pdf …

… 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 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. 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. Upload 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 …

… thesis 3 4 Fixed Income Management 5 6 Empirical Analysis of Financial Markets Writing the Master’s Thesis Completing the master’s thesis Quantitative Techniques for Financial Economics • Econometric techniques for modeling financial time series with empirical applications • Pricing, construction of (derivative) securities and their use by market practitioners (hedging, speculation) ECB and Monetary Policy • What is money and why do we need it? Is money “neutral”? • “Transmission” channels … forward rates etc) • Fixed income portfolio management • Fixed income derivatives, mortgage backed securities, their role in the European sovereign debt crisis Master Thesis • Skills training • In-depth study of financial economics problem • Team up with staff member (supervisor) • Cover 2 of 3 main orientations (monetary economics, finance, quantitative techniques) Specialisations Asset Pricing Institutional Investors • Pension funds, mutual funds, hedge funds • Asset liability management, strategic asset allocation, shareholder activism and responsible investing Empirical Analysis of Financial Markets • Predictability of financial returns with special focus on advances in artificial intelligence and big data. • Do these enable investors to uncover and exploit new data patterns and thus profitable trading strategies? Banking Global Banking • Why do banks exist? • Systemic risk • Fintech …

… MAASTRICHT Programme for Double Degree students from BOCCONI BOCCONI students in the Double Degree programme have to fulfill the requirements as applicable for the master’s programme European Law School (ELS). The option to fill in 6 elective credits with an approved study abroad period is not open to the Double Degree students. The Maastricht courses will have to contribute to the integrated BOCCONI degree (Laurea Magistrale in Giurisprudenza) as well, so be sure that you have a valid learning … and Privacy Law (IER4026) – 6 EC • Networks, Security, and Regulations (LAW4106) – 6 EC + Elective space* • Elective space – 6 EC Master’s thesis • Master’s thesis (LAW4068) – 12 EC * Elective space The student must choose the electives in accordance with Article 35 of the Education and Examination Regulations. Examinations: Week of October 20 Resits: Week of January 26 Examinations: Week of December 15 Resits: Week of April 6 Holidays: Week of December 22 and 29 Examinations: Week of March 30 …