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… SSC Attn. Complaints Service Point P.O. Box 616 6200 MD MAASTRICHT THE NETHERLANDS [Your own address] [Phone number] [Email address] [Date] Subject: [Appeal / Objection] against the decision of [date] * or [Complaint] concerning […] * Where and within which period of time you can file an appeal / objection is usually mentioned at the bottom of a decision. Dear sir/madam, 1. Immediately address the subject of your letter. Please be as clear as possible. If you are referring to a specific occurrence, mention the place and … I attached a copy to this letter. or Hereby I would like to file a complaint against / about [the conduct of …] which happened at [place, time]. 2. Describe concisely and carefully your complaint and/ or view on the issue. Explain why you do not agree with the decision and if necessary attach documents to substantiate your plea. 3. Make clear what you are expecting. What do you wish to accomplish with your appeal / objection / complaint? 4. Provide relevant background information. I look forward to …

… c e P o i n t Undesirable Behaviour: Procedure Flowchart for students Maastricht University does not tolerate any form of harassment or victimisation and expects all members of the University community, its visitors and associates to treat each other with respect, courtesy and consideration. The University is committed to promoting an inclusive culture that encourages equality, values diversity and maintains an integral working, learning and social environment in which the rights and dignity of all … i n f o r m a t i o n . Undesirable behaviours are understood as actions that harm your personal integrity. Behaviours such as sexual intimidation, aggression, discrimination, violence or bullying are not tolerated at the university. These behaviours can be expressed in the forms of verbal, nonverbal, physical, digital, by phone (messages, email, group chats etc). …

… and Governance (IER4023) Examinations: Week of October 21 Resits: Week of January 27 Examinations: Week of December 16 Resits: Week of April 7 Holidays: Week of December 23 and 30 Courses are 6 ECTS each. THEMIS students have to take 30 credits, so they will have to enroll in five courses, two in one period, three in the other. In specific cases a THEMIS student can be accepted for the second semester. In that case the student has to choose from the English taught master's courses offered for exchange students in periods four and five – see complete list of courses for exchange students. No rights may be …

… of Psychology and Neuroscience on the permissibility of academic research from an ethical perspective.[footnoteRef:1] The ERCPN does not have its own complaints procedure. [1: Psychology and neuroscience research that uses test subjects or data which can be traced to individuals and that is submitted to the committee for review (ERCPN Regulations 2016).] There are three types of complaints in relation to the ERCPN: 1. complaints made by researchers about the functioning of ERCPN, about individual …

… (IER4023) Examinations: Week of October 23 Resit: week of January 29 Examinations: Week of December 18 Resit: week of April 8 Holidays: Week of December 25 Week of January 1 Courses are 6 ECTS each. THEMIS students have to take 30 credits, so they will have to enroll in five courses, two in one period, three in the other. In specific cases a THEMIS student can be accepted for the second semester. In that case the student has to choose from the English taught Master's courses offered for exchange students in periods four and five – see complete list of courses for exchange students. No rights may be …

… Diaz Gonzalez Description of the track New venture creation and regional startup attractiveness interact and are mutually reinforcing. Regions that are attractive for new enterprises, for example because of a well-developed entrepreneurial ecosystem, can again benefit from the new entrepreneurial activities. This may hold even stronger for social entrepreneurs, who seek to contribute to the local (or global) society in addition to being a viable business. This track has its focus on the interaction … Union. Spigel, B. (2017), The relational organization of entrepreneurial ecosystems, Entrepreneurship Theory and Practice 41. 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. mailto:morse-sbe@maastrichtuniversity.nl …

… extended, depending on the performance and the development of SUM2030. If you are interested in this position, please send a motivation letter and short CV to sustainability@maastrichtuniversity.nl before November 1st, 2023. For more information, you can contact Jeroen Warnier, j.warnier@maastrichtuniversity.nl / +31-622466810. …

… of Humanities and Sciences on the permissibility of scientific research from an ethical perspective.[footnoteRef:1] The ERCIC does not have its own complaints procedure. [1: Social sciences research that uses research participants or data which can be traced to individuals and that is submitted to the committee for review. (ERCIC Regulations 2016).] There are three types of complaints in relation to the ERCIC: 1. complaints made by researchers about the functioning of ERCIC, about individual …

… Tel. 043-38834976 E-mail: naam.achternaam@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. www.maastrichtuniversity.nl …

… SSC Attn. Complaints Service Point P.O. Box 616 6200 MD MAASTRICHT THE NETHERLANDS [Your own address] [Phone number] [Email address] [Date] Subject: [Appeal / Objection] against the decision of [date] * or [Complaint] concerning […] * Where and within which period of time you can file an appeal / objection is usually mentioned at the bottom of a decision. Dear sir/madam, 1. Immediately address the subject of your letter. Please be as clear as possible. If you are referring to a specific occurrence, mention the place and … I attached a copy to this letter. or Hereby I would like to file a complaint against / about [the conduct of …] which happened at [place, time] 2. Describe concisely and carefully your complaint and/ or view on the issue. Explain why you do not agree with the decision and if necessary attach documents to substantiate your plea. 3. Make clear what you are expecting. What do you wish to accomplish with your appeal / objection / complaint? 4. Provide relevant background information. I look forward to …