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… Obtain an overview of the field of Psychology. Prerequisites: Enrolled in bachelor year 3. No specific prerequisites. But given the neuroscientific content of this minor (especially the neuropsychology course), some background knowledge and affinity with (neuro)biology is recommended for this minor. Registration process: - in the application form, enter as first sentence in the motivation field: “I apply for English track” or “I apply for Dutch track” to have your application correctly processed. … ================================================================================== 1. PERIOD 1: September – October 1. Personality Psychology This course will focus on differences between humans. Why is one person completely frightened when watching a low-budget horror movie scene, while another can only laugh about all its clichés? Do people respond so differently because of their genetic or cultural differences? Is personality shaped by nature or nurture? And does one have a … and applications (e.g., Human Resources; assessment, selection and training). 2. Group Dynamics Groups are an essential aspect of everyday life. Individuals’ actions, thoughts and emotions cannot be fully understood without taking the groups they belong to and that surround them into consideration. In that sense, any psychologist benefits from a deeper understanding of groups and their dynamics. Moreover, much of the world’s work is done and most impactful decisions are made in and by …

… Obtain an overview of the field of Psychology. Prerequisites: Enrolled in bachelor year 3. No specific prerequisites. But given the neuroscientific content of this minor (especially the neuropsychology course), some background knowledge and affinity with (neuro)biology is recommended for this minor. Registration process: - in the application form, enter as first sentence in the motivation field: “I apply for English track” or “I apply for Dutch track” to have your application correctly processed. … ================================================================================== 1. PERIOD 1: September – October 1. Personality Psychology This course will focus on differences between humans. Why is one person completely frightened when watching a low-budget horror movie scene, while another can only laugh about all its clichés? Do people respond so differently because of their genetic or cultural differences? Is personality shaped by nature or nurture? And does one have a … and applications (e.g., Human Resources; assessment, selection and training). 2. Group Dynamics Groups are an essential aspect of everyday life. Individuals’ actions, thoughts and emotions cannot be fully understood without taking the groups they belong to and that surround them into consideration. In that sense, any psychologist benefits from a deeper understanding of groups and their dynamics. Moreover, much of the world’s work is done and most impactful decisions are made in and by …

… Obtain an overview of the field of Psychology. Prerequisites: Enrolled in bachelor year 3. No specific prerequisites. But given the neuroscientific content of this minor (especially the neuropsychology course), some background knowledge and affinity with (neuro)biology is recommended for this minor. Registration process: - in the application form, enter as first sentence in the motivation field: “I apply for English track” or “I apply for Dutch track” to have your application correctly processed. … ================================================================================== 1. PERIOD 1: September – October 1. Personality Psychology This course will focus on differences between humans. Why is one person completely frightened when watching a low-budget horror movie scene, while another can only laugh about all its clichés? Do people respond so differently because of their genetic or cultural differences? Is personality shaped by nature or nurture? And does one have a … and applications (e.g., Human Resources; assessment, selection and training). 2. Group Dynamics Groups are an essential aspect of everyday life. Individuals’ actions, thoughts and emotions cannot be fully understood without taking the groups they belong to and that surround them into consideration. In that sense, any psychologist benefits from a deeper understanding of groups and their dynamics. Moreover, much of the world’s work is done and most impactful decisions are made in and by …

… 0031-43-3884363 - E-mail: k.wichapong@maastrichtuniversity.nl Website: https://www.3dstructure-function.nl/ 1c. Promotor (if applicable): Assoc Prof, Gerry A.F. Nicolaes 2. Information on UM Faculty/ Department/ Institute/ School contact person: When the application is granted by both the CSC and UM, the contact person is responsible for the practical arrangements (i.e. assistance in obtaining a visa, finding accommodation, etc.) of the visit of the PhD candidate: … a rational design of peptides to regulate PPIs. Moreover, we will use a newly developed BFE methods to predict binding affinities of candidate compounds which can then be utilized to prioritise and select compounds for experimental tests. Together with our local, national, and international collaborators, the selected compounds will be tested in different experiments (from in vitro assays to animal models). Study objective: The primary goal of this project is to develop new computational … (max. 250 words) Two letters are required, one from the student and one from the promotion team. We are confident that our research group and the host institute are the place where PhD students will not only learn and train new scientific skills but they will also feel comfortable to adapt in new environments and cultures. Our research group has ample experience to supervise and support students to accomplish their study/research goals, helping them to pave their way for future career. For …

… Core Question How do globalization dynamics affect people in the Global South? • problems of inequality, poverty – from the ground up • possibilities for transformation and emancipation Cooperation Activism Technology Mobilities How local actors deal with global issues Pursue your interests! • (How) can Fair Trade grow, while maintaining transparency and a positive impact? Buyer-producer links in Fair Trade labelling • NGO Capacity Strengthening in Practice: Gaps & Challenges and why they occur • Exploring transnational house care networks: Towards a theoretical framework • Do the Market-Based Approaches Exemplified by … • Societies are shaped by science and technology; we live in “technological cultures” • Technology can solve problems, but can also fail, or create new problems • Crucial to development in Global North & South How smoothly does technology ‘travel’ when it moves from place to place? Semester 1: Foundation Semester 1 Period 1 (8 weeks) Period 2 (8 weeks) Period 3 (4 weeks) GDS 4000 Theories and Histories of Globalisation and Development (6 ECTS) GDS4001 Globalisation and Poverty: a Connected World …

… Provisions are based on the Higher Education and Research Act (Wet op het Hoger onderwijs en Wetenschappelijk onderzoek, WHW), Chapter 7 thereof in particular, and on section 2 of the Implementation Decree WHW 2008 (Uitvoeringsbesluit WHW 2008). They contain the provisions applicable for the enrolment procedure and the tuition fees, examination fees and study fees for the academic year 2025/26. These Enrolment Provisions apply to: - the bachelor’s and initial master’s programmes at UM - the … UM - the premaster’s programmes at UM - the professional master’s programmes at UM as referred to under Article 7.3b of the WHW and which are included in the RIO (NVAO accredited) - the joint bachelor’s and initial master’s programmes offered together with other institutes for higher education in the Netherlands and abroad as referred to in Article 7.3c of the WHW, which lead to a UM certificate or a joint certificate. These regulations do not apply to individuals who are enrolled at UM as part of a … may be refused to individuals whose enrolment at UM was previously terminated on the grounds of violation of UM-internal regulations and disciplinary measures, in accordance with Article 7.57h WHW. 5. Enrolment shall be refused for individuals who, when registering for a programme, have submitted documents for which there are reasonable grounds to doubt their authenticity. The refusal to enrol may apply for a maximum period of 3 consecutive academic years and may extend to all courses at the UM. …

… Faculty of Psychology and Neuroscience Regulation Non-Degree Seeking Students 2022-2023 Under certain conditions, it is possible to participate in courses offered by the Faculty of Psychology and Neuroscience, when you are not registered for that specific programme you take part in. Application Apply via link http://myum.unimaas.nl/anonymous to create an account at Maastricht University. You need this account to enter the MyUm portal to complete your registration and upload the application form and required documents. Please use the registration form, which you can find on the website and mention the course(s)/module(s) you would like to follow, why you would like to follow the course(s)/module(s) and what your relevant preparatory training or professional experience is. Please do not forget to upload … per ECTS and € 25,-- administration fee. The fee must be paid before the start of the course. These amounts can be indexed annually. http://myum.unimaas.nl/anonymous Faculty of Psychology and Neuroscience  Master in Psychology diploma FPN UM Students with a Maastricht University Master's degree in Psychology can follow the theoretical blocks of another 1-year Master in Psychology specialization as a Non-Degree Seeking Student. As FPN graduate you don't have to pay € 2.585,-- (4/6 blocks (20 …

… Template ICAB 2025 Title Ludodidactics: learning design for didacticians Short description of the workshop (100-150 words) Ludodidactics invites you to reimagine your teaching through the lens of a game designer. This isn’t about turning every lesson into a game or gamifying your entire curriculum. Instead, it’s about crafting learning experiences that … Willem Jan Renger & Evert Hoogendoorn Short introduction about the speaker (50-75 words) Both speakers have a long history in education. Willem-Jan started as a geography teacher in secondary school, Evert as a language teacher in primary school. They found each other in a shared mission to develop Ludodidactics when they were both leading game design courses at Utrecht School of the Arts. Since then, they have been designing games and education together, continuously developing the Ludodidactics methodology. Workshops will be scheduled in 60 minute timeslots …

… Wifi for Galaxy tab 4 Manual to set up wifi on the Galaxy Tab 4   This manual helps you to connect to the wireless network (eduroam) of Maastricht University -- When using UM IT services you agree to UM's Acceptable Use Policy. The complete text can be found on the website: http://www.maastrichtun  --iversity.nl/informationsecurity What do you need? Galaxy tab 4 tablet Please consult the "Frequently Asked Questions" at the end of the manual in case you encounter problems in using the manual or … 3a: Go to Connections Step 3b: Go to Wi-Fi Step 3c: Select eduroam Step 4a: In the field, enter your usernameIdentity @unimaas.nl Step 4b: Enter your password in the fieldEnter password Steo 4c: Press Save Note: Leave all the other settings/fields how they are. You are now connected! Wifi for Galaxy tab 4 …