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… 2015 ..........................................................55 3 | P a g e 1 Introduction The Executive Board attaches great importance to a positive work perception among employees at Maastricht University (UM). The Executive Board therefore commissioned Bureau Monstarecon to survey the work perception and deployability of UM employees. This survey focuses mainly on employees' motivation and effort. As positive work perception gives a one-sided account of the experience, work stress has … and can exhaust you (Schaufeli & Taris, 2013). 2) Energy sources (resources): the aspects of the work that can motivate you and energise you whilst also counteracting the negative consequences of the task demands (Schaufeli & Taris, 2013). 3) Outcomes: engagement, creative behaviour, enjoyment of work and need for recovery (see figure 1). This is referred to as the Demands-Resources (DR) model in literature (Bakker & Demerouti, 2007; Demerouti, Bakker, Nachreiner, & Schaufeli, 2001; Schaufeli … analysis in social sciences). Sociale Wetenschappen, 47, 2-14. Zhou, J., & George, J. (2001). When job dissatisfaction leads to creativity: Encouraging the expression of voice. Academy of Management Journal, 44, 682-696. 47 | P a g e Appendix 1 Method Online survey and response This survey was conducted online in November and December 2015. Following an internal UM communication, 4,400 UM employees were approached by e-mail to take part in the survey. Each respondent accessed the survey via a unique …

… 9 Article 17 Hardship clause ................................................................................................................ 9 Article 18 Implementation and Date of Coming into Effect ............................................................... 9 Appendices with Rules and Regulations Master in Psychology 2022-2023........................................ 10 Appendix 1 Regulations for the Research Proposal, … to find two supervisors. The UM supervisors have to fulfill certain criteria: (https://www.askpsy.nl/internship/clinical-internship-supervision-and- assessment#qualification-requirements). In case the student wants to get the BAPD, the student has to contact one of the staff members listed here (https://www.askpsy.nl/internship/clinical-internship- supervision-and-assessment#qualification-requirements). 6. The Board of Examiners can decide to withdraw an appointment as examiner if the examiner does … set out between the institution where the internship takes place, the (UM) supervisors and the student. A copy of this agreement is sent to the education office at least one month before the internship starts. 6. The supervisor from the Faculty is the contact person with the Institution where the internship takes place. Faculty of Psychology and Neuroscience Rules and Regulations Master in Psychology 2022-2023 11 7. The internship is assessed on several criteria. The final grade for the practical …

… 9 Article 17 Hardship clause ..................................................................................................................... 9 Article 18 Implementation and Date of Coming into Effect .................................................................. 9 Appendices with Rules and Regulations Master in Psychology 2023-2024 ......................................... 11 Appendix 1 Regulations for the Research Proposal, … to find two supervisors. The UM supervisors have to fulfill certain criteria: (https://www.askpsy.nl/internship/clinical-internship-supervision-and- assessment#qualification-requirements). In case the student wants to get the BAPD, the student has to contact one of the staff members listed here (https://www.askpsy.nl/internship/clinical-internship- supervision-and-assessment#qualification-requirements). 6. The Board of Examiners can decide to withdraw an appointment as examiner if the examiner does … Master in Psychology 2023-2024 12 internship takes place, the (UM) supervisors and the student. The signed agreement must be sent to the education office within two weeks after the internship starts. 6. The supervisor from the Faculty is the contact person with the Institution where the internship takes place. 7. The internship is assessed on several criteria. The final grade for the practical part based on these criteria needs to be at least a 6.0. The internship will then be registered …

… and Examination Regulations (EER): the Education and Examination Regulations 2023/24 for the Bachelor programme European Law School (unrevised) as adopted by the Faculty Board of the Faculty of Law of Maastricht University. b) Board of Examiners: the committee installed by the Faculty Board according to art. 7.12 WHW; c) Director of Studies: the staff member to which art. 9.17 (1), WHW refers; d) Examiner: the staff member, who on the basis of the Regeling Aanwijzing Examinatoren is assigned as … and directly with the student involved, unless that student authorises another person in writing to communicate on their behalf. Communications involving more than one student shall be treated as an individual case for the student who initiated the contact with the Board of Examiners. 2. Communication takes place via the student email account. 3. The Board of Examiners may ask a student for proof if this is deemed necessary in order to correctly process a request made by said student. Proof is … by the Board of Examiners. 2. The examiner of the largest course to be examined at a central location shall be present in the exam hall. The examiners of the other courses being examined at that particular time, or their appointed deputies, shall be contactable by telephone. 3. During exams at a central location (e.g. MECC), the Rules of Procedure ( Reglement van Orde ) is applicable. Invigilators at and around the exam location shall ensure the proper course of the exam. Article 7: Special exam …

… and Examination Regulations (EER): the Education and Examination Regulations 2023/24 for the Bachelor programme European Law School (revised) as adopted by the Faculty Board of the Faculty of Law of Maastricht University; b) Board of Examiners: the committee installed by the Faculty Board according to art. 7.12 WHW; c) Director of Studies: the person defined in art. 1 sub h EER; d) Year coordinator: the staff member assigned to co-ordinate a specific year in the bachelor curriculum; e) Examiner: … with the student directly involved, unless that student authorises another person in writing to communicate on their behalf. Communications involving more than one student shall be treated as an individual case for the student who initiated the contact with the Board of Examiners. 2. Communication takes place via the student email account. 3. The Board of Examiners may ask a student for proof if deemed necessary in order to correctly process a request made by said student. A student cannot be … by the Board of Examiners. 2. The examiner of the largest course to be examined at a central location shall be present in the exam hall. The examiners of the other courses being examined at that particular time, or their appointed deputies, shall be contactable by telephone. 3. During exams at a central location (e.g. MECC), the Rules of Procedure ( Reglement van Orde ) are applicable. Invigilators at and around the exam location shall ensure the proper course of the exam. Article 7: Special exam …

… a) Education- and Examination Regulations (EER): the Education and Examination Regulations 2023/24 for the respective Master programmes as adopted by the Faculty Board of the Faculty of Law of Maastricht University. b) Board of Examiners: the committee installed by the Faculty Board according to Article 7.12 WHW; c) Director of Studies: the staff member to which Article 9.17 (1), WHW refers; d) Examiner: the staff member, who on the basis of the Regeling Aanwijzing Examinatoren is assigned … and directly with the student involved, unless that student authorises another person in writing to communicate on their behalf. Communications involving more than one student shall be treated as an individual case for the student who initiated the contact with the BoE. 2. Communication takes place via the student email account. 3. The BoE may ask a student for proof of circumstances / facts if this is deemed necessary in order to correctly process a request made by said student. A student cannot … the BoE. 2. The examiner of the largest course to be examined at a central location shall be present in the exam hall. 3. During written exams, the examiners of the courses being examined at that particular time, or their appointed deputies, shall be contactable by telephone. 4. During exams at a central location (e.g. MECC), the Rules of Procedure ( Reglement van Orde ) is applicable. Invigilators at and around the exam location shall ensure the proper course of the exam. Article 7: Special exam …

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… Materials 1 Find another programme Core courses BBM Core Courses Faculty of Science and Engineering Biobased Materials Full course description This course is more or less the mission course of the master programme. The course aims to make the students comprehend the importance of the transition from a petrol-based to a more sustainable biobased economy and society. The problems associated with this transition will be a central theme in this course. First the current state of biobased products, like … laboratory. The results of this case study will be presented at the end of the course in a small symposium. Course objectives · To create a detailed understanding of the application of different materials in medical profession; i.e. implanted or in contact with the human body or organs · To define what are the precise material properties required for medical application for(biobased) materials · To study the effects of (biobased) materials on the human body and tissues (biocompatibility) · To … be discussed in this course: fundamentals in surface and interface science; binder chemistry and film formation for e.g. water based, solvent based, radiation curable and powder coatings; coating formulation;film formation; surface characterization: contact angle, spectroscopy (e.g. IR), microscopy (optical, SEM, TEM, AFM), application properties (gloss, color, adhesion and mechanical properties) traditional and new application fields of (biobased) coatings: inks and paints, antifouling, wear …