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… invest your time and effort to absorb as much knowledge as possible about one of your current topics, called reverse discrimination. As an enthusiastic student, you help yourself by highlighting keywords, writing summaries or creating concept maps. When you discuss your new knowledge with peers you can strengthen your understanding even further. Now you are satisfied with your newly acquired level of expertise and you want to apply it to various situations of your everyday life. However, you realize that it is surprisingly hard to make the …

… required for application process Matching survey Important deadlines for study programme application The bachelor’s programme in Circular Engineering starts in September. The deadlines below are applicable for applying for a start in September 2024. When you want to apply or are applying for this study programme, it is important that you inform yourself of the deadlines that you need to meet. The important deadlines when applying for this study programme are provided in the table below. Note: if … https://www.maastrichtuniversity.nl/ The admission requirements for the academic year 2024-2025 for the bachelor’s programme in Circular Engineering depend on your previous education. Please check below which requirements apply to you. Applicants with a Dutch diploma You qualify for admission if you have one of the following diplomas: VWO Natuur en Techniek VWO Natuur en Gezondheid + Wiskunde B + Natuurkunde If you do not have one of the above mentioned diplomas, Maastricht University will … you may qualify for exemptions up to a maximum of 30 ECTS. This means you can use the results you obtained elsewhere for your study programme at Maastricht University. The Board of Examiners will determine whether this is possible in your case. They will compare the content and level of your previous education with the course or subject for which you are requesting exemption. To make use of this possibility, you must submit an exemption request to the study programme’s Board of Examiners. The …

… off grades 4 SECTION 3 EXAMS 4 Article 3.1 Course exams 4 Article 3.2 Duration of the exam 5 Article 3.3 Written work 5 Article 3.4 Placement and thesis 5 SECTION 4 EXAMINATION 5 Article 4.1 Degree classification 5 SECTION 5 IRREGULARITIES AND FRAUD WITHIN THE SCOPE OF EXAMINATION 5 Article 5.1 Fraud, including plagiarism 5 2 SECTION 1 GENERAL PROVISION Article 1.1 Applicability of the Rules and Regulations 1. These rules and regulations apply to the curriculum and the examinations of the … of Health, Medicine and Life Sciences. Article 1.3 Appointment of examiners 1. The board of examiners appoints examiners who are qualified to hold examinations. Examiners must be members of the permanent academic staff of Maastricht University and they have a task in education in the programme. In exceptional cases, the board of examiners may appoint other members of the scientific staff and experts from outside the programme as examiner. 2. As examiners, members of the scientific staff who are … The educational organisation has the power to make a number of educational activities mandatory for each course. All students must have participated in these educational activities. 2. Courses that include tutorials will be registered for completion when the following requirements (subsections 3-9) have been met. 3. Students must be 100% present and actively participate in all tutorials / project groups. Presence and active participation will be registered by the tutor/trainer e.g. The following …