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… organized by the Radiation Protection Unit Randwyck for employees who have a diploma of the course Radiation Protection Officer – Dispersible Radioactive Materials level D (TMS-VRS D, or formerly Radiation protection level 5B), and autonomously work with dispersible radioactive substances (DRS), or autonomously work in areas or rooms where DRS are handled; or employees who have a diploma of the course Radiation Protection Officer – Medical applications (TMS-MT) or Veterinary applications (TMS-VT) … ionizing radiation generating X-ray devices. Article 3 The contents of the programs are quality checked by the Supervising Officer radiation protection courses in collaboration with the Exam Committee radiation protection courses Randwyck. Together, they determine the participation requirements, and the time frame in which the refresher course is offered and must be participated in. Programs and participation requirements are published on the website of the Radiation Protection Unit. Where … the Supervising Officer radiation protection courses Randwyck and/or the Exam Committee. Article 7 Employees who are obliged to participate in accordance with Articles 1 and 2, but whose employment contracts will be ended before the refresher course can be concluded, must still meet the requirements in reason with the duration of their employment. At the end of their employment, they may request a certificate that holds a detailed list of the activities they have participated in. The extent of the …

… (Zagreb) and National Coordinator for Croatia for DARIAH • Dr Marianne Ping Huang, Associate Professor at School of Communication and Culture at Aarhus University. • Ms Anna Villarica, Teaching Fellow, Department of Literature and Art, UM • Dr Sophie Withaeckx, Department of Philosophy, UM 17.00-17.45: Reception Keynote Addresses Keynote I Building Infrastructures for the Future: the New Public Intellectuals Dr Laura Mandell, Professor of English, Texas A&M University In this talk, I examine … major movements to the contrary among literary theorists world-wide, prominent scholars in the fields of literary criticism and history have argued that the twentieth-century definition of the public intellectual is not a concept that needs revision. They argue that disciplinary research and teaching as traditionally defined by universities and elite publishers already serve the public good and consequently deserve greater support and recognition. However, as has been recognized by the Dutch … but, above all, a cultural one, requiring shifts in mindsets, methods, and practices among scholars, practitioners, and institutions. So what are we to do as humanities scholars who are sensitive to the questions of both technology and ideology? Can we — and should we — start to think infrastructurally? And if we do, how would that effect the way we conduct and disseminate research? While technology can be engineered, I will argue that the greater challenge — and reward — comes in cultivating …

… and evaluation • 12.30 p.m.: closing program maastrichtuniversity.nl Based in Europe, focused on the world. Maastricht University is a stimulating environment. Where research and teaching are complementary. Where innovation is our focus. Where talent can flourish. A truly student oriented research university. Intervention Mapping Summer Course July 1 - 5 | 2024 Designing Theory- and Evidence-based Health Promoting Programs B O N N É+ JA N | 1 38 7 Course Leaders Robert A.C. Ruiter, Rik Crutzen and … The summer course will focus on developing theory-based and evidence-based interventions applied to health promotion and disease prevention. The emphasis of this course will be on applying Intervention Mapping to a specific case during the course and with transfer to participants’ own projects. Intervention Mapping is an approach for the design of health promotion and behaviour change programs, guiding health promoters through a series of steps that will assist them in theory-based and … their own topic of interest. Certificate Upon completion of the course participants will receive a certificate conditional upon their active participation. Applicant Profile Enrolment in the summer course Intervention Mapping is open to participants with a degree or comparable training in public health or behavioral sciences and with an interest in health promotion. Individuals who are responsible for the development and evaluation of health promotion programs are especially encouraged to apply. …

… (Zagreb) and National Coordinator for Croatia for DARIAH • Dr Marianne Ping Huang, Associate Professor at School of Communication and Culture at Aarhus University. • Ms Anna Villarica, Teaching Fellow, Department of Literature and Art, UM • Dr Sophie Withaeckx, Department of Philosophy, UM 17.00-17.45: Reception Keynote Addresses Keynote I Building Infrastructures for the Future: the New Public Intellectuals Dr Laura Mandell, Professor of English, Texas A&M University 3 In this talk, I examine … major movements to the contrary among literary theorists world-wide, prominent scholars in the fields of literary criticism and history have argued that the twentieth-century definition of the public intellectual is not a concept that needs revision. They argue that disciplinary research and teaching as traditionally defined by universities and elite publishers already serve the public good and consequently deserve greater support and recognition. However, as has been recognized by the Dutch … but, above all, a cultural one, requiring shifts in mindsets, methods, and practices among scholars, practitioners, and institutions. So what are we to do as humanities scholars who are sensitive to the questions of both technology and ideology? Can we — and should we — start to think infrastructurally? And if we do, how would that effect the way we conduct and disseminate research? While technology can be engineered, I will argue that the greater challenge — and reward — comes in cultivating …

… development of directly applicable analytical skills • Good understanding of why and how businesses operate • Excellent job perspectives • Ranked first in controlling research on European continent in Accounting Horizons in 2011 • Strong ties with companies What is the track structure? (1) 1 Block Controlling Internal ControlCases in Management Information Systems 2 Strategic Performance Analysis Elective Skills Training: Writing a Master’s Thesis 3 What is the track structure? (2) 4 Block … Information Systems Cases in Management Information Systems • Design of an effective internal control system to assure the quality of information • Problem-based learning, discussion of internal control cases, discussion of academic research • Workshop with Big4 Audit firm 1 Block Controlling Internal Control Internal Control • Strategy implementation • Management (accounting) tool to assess, analyse and achieve strategic goals - For example Balanced Scorecard and mechanisms to improve in … of a controlling problem - Academic relevance - Managerial relevance - Relevance to you • Scientific study 4 Block Controlling 5 Writing the Master’s Thesis Completing the Master’s Thesis6 Master’s Thesis The Thesis-Internship Program (TIP) • You can write your thesis during an internship at a regional company on a topic that is relevant for the respective company. - Limited to 2-3 days a week to ensure that you can follow your courses - Output is (1) academic thesis and (2) executive summary - …

… International Journal of Manpower (forthcoming). • Angela Messioui, Andries de Grip, Jos Sanders and Marion Smit (2025). Does economic skills obsolescence increase older workers’ absenteeism? Scandinavian Journal of Work Environment and Health (online first article) https://doi.org/10.5271/sjweh.4222 • Harald Pfeifer, Caroline Wehner, Andries de Grip and Julia Kensbock (2024). Do firms with works councils prefer agreeable job applicants? A discrete choice experiment. Industrial Relations https://doi.org/10.1111/irel.12385 • Davey Poulissen, Andries de Grip, Didier Fouarge and Annemarie Künn-Nelen, A. (2023). Employers’ willingness to … of early labour force exit: a prospective cohort study among older workers, International Archives of Occupational and Environmental Health, 92(5), 683–697. https://doi.org/10.1007/s00420-019-01404-9 • Andries de Grip and Astrid Pleijers (2019), Workshop attendance as a mode of learning: evidence from the Netherlands, Vocations and Learning, 12(3), 361-385. https://doi.org/10.1007/s12186- 019-09219-y • Maria Ferreira, Andries de Grip and Rolf van der Velden (2018). Does Informal Learning at Work …

… Vrije Universiteit Brussel Genk Ziekenhuis Oost Limburg (ZOL Genk) Tongeren A.Z. Vesalius, campus Tongeren Exchange partner list 2024/2025 Faculty of Health, Medicine and Life Sciences https://www.maastrichtuniversity.nl/education/exchange/fhml Canada Hamilton, Ontario University of McMaster Chile Santiago Pontificia Universidad Catolica de Chile China Hong Kong Chinese University of Hong Kong Colombia Bogota Universidad del Rosario Croatia Zagreb University of Zagreb Czech Republic Prague … London Middlesex West Middlesex University Hospital Exchange partner list 2024/2025 Faculty of Health, Medicine and Life Sciences https://www.maastrichtuniversity.nl/education/exchange/fhml Uruguay Montevideo Universidad Católica del Uruguay Vietnam Can Tho City Can Tho University …

… APPELLATE BODY MEMBERS: PROPOSAL BY THE EUROPEAN UNION (WT/DSB/W/597/REV.3) x As mentioned under item 6, we are not in a position to support the proposed decision. x We consider that the first priority is for the DSB to discuss and decide how to deal with reports being issued by persons who are no longer members of the Appellate Body. x Members should consider how resolution of those issues might affect a selection process. x An informal DSB meeting would be a good place to start. Second … DSU. x The issue the United States raised earlier concerning the continued service of former Appellate Body members is an important example of these concerns that we have been raising for some time. x In our view, simply moving forward with filling vacancies risks perpetuating and leaving unaddressed the concerns we believe require the urgent attention of the DSB. x Our view under this item also applies to the proposal that has been put forward under Item 8 by Mexico, Argentina, Brazil, Colombia, … the US and the EC (EU) –  Case concerned the level of nullifica4on or impairment of benefits of the EC following a previous finding of US TRIPS viola4on –  “Ar@cle 25 should be understood as an arbitra@on mechanism to which Members may have recourse whenever necessary within the WTO framework” –  “No decision is required from the DSB for a maRer to be referred to arbitra@on under Ar@cle 25 In the absence of a mul@lateral control over recourse to that provision, it is incumbent on the Arbitrators …

… APPELLATE BODY MEMBERS: PROPOSAL BY THE EUROPEAN UNION (WT/DSB/W/597/REV.3) x As mentioned under item 6, we are not in a position to support the proposed decision. x We consider that the first priority is for the DSB to discuss and decide how to deal with reports being issued by persons who are no longer members of the Appellate Body. x Members should consider how resolution of those issues might affect a selection process. x An informal DSB meeting would be a good place to start. Second … DSU. x The issue the United States raised earlier concerning the continued service of former Appellate Body members is an important example of these concerns that we have been raising for some time. x In our view, simply moving forward with filling vacancies risks perpetuating and leaving unaddressed the concerns we believe require the urgent attention of the DSB. x Our view under this item also applies to the proposal that has been put forward under Item 8 by Mexico, Argentina, Brazil, Colombia, … the US and the EC (EU) –  Case concerned the level of nullifica4on or impairment of benefits of the EC following a previous finding of US TRIPS viola4on –  “Ar@cle 25 should be understood as an arbitra@on mechanism to which Members may have recourse whenever necessary within the WTO framework” –  “No decision is required from the DSB for a maRer to be referred to arbitra@on under Ar@cle 25 In the absence of a mul@lateral control over recourse to that provision, it is incumbent on the Arbitrators …