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… and forms part of the Collective Labour Agreement for Dutch Universities (CAO-NU) as laid down in Article J.6 of the CAO-NU. Article 1 Definitions 1. In this regulation, the following terms will have the following meanings: a. Adviser: a person who can be consulted in confidence by a reporting person about suspected malpractice; b. Advisory Department of the Whistleblowers Authority: the Advisory Department of the Authority referred to in Article 3a(2) of the Whistleblowers Protection Act; c. … to which a report is made; e. Committee: the Independent Malpractice Committee established by the Executive Board, being a committee of independent officers as referred to in Article 2(2)(d) of the Whistleblowers Protection Act; f. Lawyer: a person with the title of Master of Laws or LLM. g. Reporting Person: a natural person who reports or discloses suspected malpractice in the context of work-related activities at the university. This can also be a third party, such as a student at the … past work-related activities at the university through which, regardless of the nature of that work, individuals may obtain information about malpractice and in which those individuals may experience prejudice as referred to in Articles 11 and 12 if they were to report such information. 2. If a report concerns the Executive Board or Executive Board member, ‘the Executive Board’ is replaced with ‘the Supervisory Board’ in this regulation. Article 2 Information, advice and support 1. A reporting …

… 2023-2024 EDLAB Innovation Grant EDLAB – Maastricht University Centre for Teaching & Learning, invites Maastricht University teaching staff to apply for an EDLAB education innovation grant à €5.000,-. The grant aims to promote practical innovations within UM’s teaching & learning environment. EDLAB strives for diversification of problem-based learning formats, generating an optimal integration of collaborative, contextual, constructive and self-directed learning (CCCS) experiences. We hence want … that may lead to innovations in themes such as PBL - CCCS, instructional design, international classroom, teaching delivery and new forms of assessment. Application deadline The application deadline is Monday 13 November 2023, 12:00 CET. Proposals can be sent to walter.jansen@maastrichtuniversity.nl. Goal In 2018, the EDview project called for a revitalisation of PBL, emphasising PBL’s core learning principles: collaborative, contextual, constructive and self-directed learning, and for … €5.000,-. The money will be transferred to a budget number as communicated by the main applicant. The main applicant is fully and individually responsible for the budget allocation and budget management. Budget can for example be used for teaching buy-out, a reduction of tasks, hire student assistants, acquire hardware (max. 50%) or order catering. EDLAB expects a responsible expenditure of the budget in direct relation to the deliverables and goals of the project proposal. EDLAB welcomes …

… Creative goodbye Find your global citizenship spark René Bräuer 1) Changing the status quo is an evolution not a revolution, start small with implementing 1% changes through the work you do. 2) Change is driven by individuals, don't wait for someone else to give you permission. –PROF. MARTIN TOMITSCH 1) Necessity of “Trans-Disciplinarity”: Systems of cognition & emotion … situated within socio-ecological systems (e.g., news/social media, groups, institutions) 2) Deep Dissensus is a deep Challenge to consensus-based/universalistic notions of truth, Morality/ethics, Justice, Democracy. –PROF. COLIN W. LEACH POWERFUL IDEAS In our … & Nicole Geschwind FAIL and ambidexterity. There is a third word to be shared at the end of the session - a cliffhanger. –Mark Govers POWERFUL IDEAS By harnessing the collective knowledge and expertise at Brightlands' four innovation campuses, we can empower students to address global challenges. Brightlands' dedication to circular chemistry, personalized health, healthier food, and safer data offers students a pathway to actively contribute to a better world and Limburg through innovative …

… Maastricht, the Netherlands, 23-25 October 2024 Track Chairs: Frank Cörvers, Katrin Marchand, Melissa Siegel Description of the track An aging and dejuvenating population in Western societies raises questions around how to fill current and future vacancies in government and businesses in many sectors and regions of the economy. Possible solutions to the shortage of skilled workers can be found in simply raising wages or introducing labor-saving technologies. Other ways to fill the most in-demand … or preventing employee attrition through better HR policies. Furthermore, attracting and selecting migrants can also alleviate personnel shortages. Finally, de-growth and sectoral shifts away from sectors that exhibit many negative externalities with regard to sustainability may imply the labor currently employed in those sectors may become available for use in remaining, more sustainable, sectors. Examples of relevant research questions  How can we promote labor-saving technologies to … and economic welfare in Rwanda, IZA Journal of Development and Migration, 9(5). https://doi.org/10.1186/s40176- 018-0138-2 The deadline for submissions is 15 June 2024. All submissions must use the submission procedure on the webpage otherwise they will not be considered for review. Papers must be submitted sending an email to morse-sbe@maastrichtuniversity.nl . The registration for the MORSE Conference 2024 will open soon. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.chb.2022.107560 …

… hierbij zijn voorkennis en in welk jaar het blok dat de student als bijvak wil volgen gegeven wordt. Datum aangepast: 26.07.2022 Admission requirements by year for subsidiary students 1. Students from other faculties/universities in the Netherlands can get admitted without special requirements to the courses of year 1, with the exception of the Skills trainings and Statistics I. To take Statistics I it is necessary to have the knowledge of Methods & Techniques. Applications will be screened on this prerequisite. 2. Students from other faculties/universities in the Netherlands who want to have access to the courses of year 2, can only get admitted if their transcript is screened successfully. They can take the courses of year 1, with the exception of the Skills trainings, Statistics II and the Research Practical (To have access to this practical, some prerequisites have to be fulfilled). 3. To have access to the courses of the 3 year, the …

… (MDGs) and include new areas such as climate change, innovation, sustainable consumption, economic inequality, or peace and justice. The goals are interconnected – often the key to success in one will involve tackling issues more commonly associated with another. In contrast to the MDGs, the SDGs apply equally to countries of the Global North and the Global South: it recognises that both have areas of improvement, thus creating the possibility for new power dynamics and dialogue. The SDG Action Competition The university would like to invite UM's community to take action and help UM meet the SDGs. We would like to ask UM students and staff to reflect on what we have achieved in the past, and how we can further improve. This competition recognises that many important contributions to the SDGs are bottom-up initiatives, such as the UM Green Office. Your submission Your submission should consist of a clearly defined proposal for action that works … an entirely new activity, but it can also be an improvement on an ongoing project. There are no formal requirements regarding the format of your submissions; creative application formats (i.e. video, PechaKucha recording) are welcome, as long as they can be digitally submitted. Make sure your proposal is clear and concise (respect a page limit of http://www.undp.org/content/undp/en/home/sustainable-development-goals.html …

… Country or region* Basic Civic Integration Examination Abroad** If you need to take the Basic Civic Integration Exam Abroad you can take the exam at the embassy or consulate-general in: Long-stay visa (MVV) Apply at the embassy or consulate-general in: Algeria Algiers Algiers Angola Luanda Luanda Argentina Buenos Aires Buenos Aires Aruba Oranjestad Oranjestad Australia Sydney Sydney Austria Berlin (Germany) or Zagreb (Croatia) Vienna Bangladesh Dhaka Dhaka Benin Accra (Ghana) Cotonou Bosnia and Herzegovina Sarajevo Sarajevo Brazil Sao Paolo Sao Paolo Bulgaria Sofia Sofia Canada Toronto Ottawa, Toronto or Vancouver Chile Santiago de Chile Santiago de Chile China Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou or Hong Kong Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou or Hong Kong Colombia Bogota Bogota Congo, Democratic Republic (DRC) Kinshasa Kinshasa Costa Rica San José San José Croatia Zagreb Zagreb Cuba Havana Havana Curaçao Willemstad Willemstad Cyprus Ankara (Turkey) or Athens (Greece) Nicosia Czech Republic Berlin (Germany) Prague Denmark Berlin (Germany) Copenhagen Dominican Republic Santo Domingo Santo Domingo Egypt Cairo Cairo Ethiopia Addis Abeba Addis Abeba Finland Berlin (Germany) Helsinki France Paris Paris Georgia Tbilisi Tbilisi Germany Berlin Berlin Ghana Accra Accra Greece Athens Athens Hungary Zagreb …

… the Netherlands, 23-25 October 2023 Track Chairs: Frank Cörvers, Ruud Gerards, Katrin Marchand, Melissa Siegel Description of the track An aging and dejuvenating population in Western societies raises questions around how to fill current and future vacancies in government and businesses in many sectors and regions of the economy. Possible solutions to the shortage of skilled workers can be found in simply raising wages or introducing labor-saving technologies. Other ways to fill the most in-demand … or preventing employee attrition through better HR policies. Furthermore, attracting and selecting migrants can also alleviate personnel shortages. Finally, de-growth and sectoral shifts away from sectors that exhibit many negative externalities with regard to sustainability may imply the labor currently employed in those sectors may become available for use in remaining, more sustainable, sectors. Examples of relevant research questions · How can we promote labor-saving technologies to … IZA Journal of Development and Migration , 9(5). https://doi.org/10.1186/s40176-018-0138-2 The deadline for submissions is 1 June, 2023. All submissions must use the submission template and use the submission procedure on the webpage otherwise they will not be considered for review. Submit your paper here . The registration for the MORSE 2023 will be open until 31st August, 2023. Register here. …

… an important topic which interests us. We think that the environment in which we work/study influences motivation and work productivity. Therefore, we investigated three topics: Water, nourishment and mind I. WATER Inadequate hydration is associated with higher BMI and nearly 60% greater odds of being obese. The European Food Safety Authority's Adequate Intake recommendation is 2-2.5 L. These amounts are appropriate to offset what leaves the body through respiration, perspiration and excretion, … To clarify the ingredients and the food composition we recommend a traffic light system. Several studies show the effectiveness of such a red – yellow – green labelling of food offers at public places (Thorndike et al, 2012; Mazocco et al, 2018). They show that consumption of red labelled food (poor nutritional quality) is reduced as green labelled food is preferred. We recommend using a traffic light system for labelling food offered at the small shops at UNS 40/50 as well as meals available at the Mensa. Of course, close collaboration with the caterer is inevitable as the ingredients must be known exactly in order to enable a labelling of the meals. As a first step, a labelling system is to be …