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… 2.3 Language requirement with non-Dutch diplomas Article 2.4 Entrance examination (colloquium doctum) SECTION 3 CONTENT AND STRUCTURE OF THE PROGRAMME Article 3.1a Objectives of the programme Article 3.1b Qualifications of the programme Article 3.2 Form of the programme Article 3.3 Language of instruction Article 3.4 Communications and announcement of decisions Article 3.5 Study load Article 3.6 Projects and Bachelor Thesis Article 3.7 Minor Entrepreneurship Article 3.8 Educational Minor Article 3.9 Study Abroad Article 3.10 KE@Work Article 3.11 MaRBLe 2.0 Article … provisions and information. The other terms have the meaning given to them by the Act. Section 2 Admissions Article 2.1 Matching Participation in matching is an optional part of the admission procedure. The matching process starts with filling out an online matching tool. The matching tool takes 15 to 30 minutes. Prospective students receive instant feedback on their motivation, their experience, and their expectations of the study programme. If prospective students have additional questions, they …

… 10 Research seminars ..................................................................................................................... 16 Research Forums ....................................................................................................................... 19 Publications by MCEL Members … Previously, Merijn was a Postdoctoral Research Fellow of the Flemish Research Foundation at Ghent European Law Institute where he also obtained his PhD in 2015. His research interests lie in particular in EU constitutional law, EU institutional law, comitology, EU agencies, EU internal market law, the law of EU external relations and EU procedural law. Apart from a wide range of academic publications, Merijn also occasionally published opinion articles in Belgian newspapers. 4 Matteo Bonelli first … to prevail between the supranational and national levels of judicial control. In May, John Cotter gave a presentation titled ‘The Harmful Persistence of Formal-Style Judging in the ECJ’s post-Marshall Rulings’. The speaker pointed out that in the realm of legal theory already in 1986 the ECJ Judge Thymen Koopmans suggested that European lawyers, and by implication the ECJ, ought to take a more minimalist conception of the lawyer’s role. The reason for this is that the European integration …

… Ethical Review Committee Psychology and Neuroscience FPN Complaints procedure The Ethical Review Committee Psychology and Neuroscience (ERCPN) is an advisory committee advising the board of the Faculty of Psychology and Neuroscience on the permissibility of academic … 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 committee members and/or the nature and content of the advice given; … by researchers about the conduct of other researchers. The Faculty Board is the complaints body in the event of the types of complaints listed under 1 and 2, on the understanding that for the complaints under 2 the responsible researcher must first be contacted, who must be listed as such in all information provided to the test subjects. The researcher is required to inform the ERCPN if complaints are submitted. For the complaints under 3 the chairman of the department or director of the research …

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… MSc IB Accounting and Business Information Technology (Fulltime) Accounting and Control (Parttime) Maastricht University, School of Business and Economics Today’s Agenda What are we about? 1 Our programme 2 Student Profile 3 What does the future hold? 4 What are we about? Why Accounting and Business Information Technology? Accounting is the language of business Become an expert in audit, assurance, corporate governance and controlling Manage, prepare, analyze & interpret information Find out how to prevent and detect fraud Understand investors and providers of financial information Communicate with stakeholders … assurance work in professional accounting firms Develop understanding of different types of assurance services, auditor behaviour, and functioning and regulation of the assurance services market Assignments, discussion of academic research, real-life cases aimed at training practical skills Workshop with Big4 firm on Data Analytics 1 Block Accounting and Business Information Technology Data Analytics Assurance Services and Audit Analytics 2 Financial Statement Analysis and Valuation …

… by which traditional rural culture relates to modern culture (essentialising, alternating, converting, hybridising and innovating) in three cases studies in the villages of Dong He, Dai Jia and Chi Niu Wa in the Shaanxi province of China. Detailed information was obtained using interviews and field observations. We concluded that instead of a monolithic shift to modernity, multiple pathways are being followed. This offers new outlooks for the challenge of sustainable development. Chapter 13 The … cultural studies has changed profoundly. Some decades ago, Wallace concluded that the majority of anthropologists saw cultural knowledge as the replication of uniformity and assumed that people shared the values and practices of their specific social community (Wallace, 1970). Today, the prevalent assumption among anthropologists is that culture is constructed by a variety of small events (Weisner, 2009). The basic assumption, inspired by Clifford Geertz, is that culture is active and can be … conflicts, and innovation in human society, reinforcing cultural diversity (Montuori 2010). In particular, the change from traditional to modern conditions has put pressure on cultures to change. Chan (2002, 2005) studied the dynamics of the “cultural contact” and proposed five possible pathways, called essentialising, alternating, converting, hybridising, and innovating. Chan used this to examine cultural contacts and cosmopolitanism from the basic viewpoint of transnationalism (Chan 2002). In this …

… of functional roles  Lab protocol  Starting a non-invasive brain stimulation (NIBS) study: project approval  TMS and/or TCS Certified User: certification types and procedures  Participant screening  NIBS experiment procedures  Multimodal NIBS  Contact addresses ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Aim of this document This document describes the procedure for administration of NIBS in an experimental context, at the Faculty of Psychology and Neuroscience (FPN), Maastricht University. It has been assessed and approved by the Ethics Review Committee of Psychology and Neuroscience (ERCPN) and consists of professional standards for safe and meaningful NIBS experimentation. It is based on published and generally recognized guidelines and adapted to the local situation. The procedures and …

… summary sheet Country of project implementation Ghana (Main) beneficiary institution/counterpart University of Cape Coast Project title Strengthen the capacity of the University of Cape Coast to sustain provision of professional development support for Environmental Health and Sanitation professionals in the Metropolitan, Municipal and District Assemblies Project period (start/end date) 1 March 2014-28 February 2018 Contract value (approx.) 920,000 euro. Source of funding NICHE Other institutions … • Abura-Aseibu-Kwamankese District Assembly and • Sekondi-Takoradi Metropolitan Assembly. By the end of the project period two specific objectives will be achieved. Specific objective 1: UCC will have acquired capacity to offer sustainable expertise, services and training to the MLGRD and other clients. Indicators:  The number and size of consultancy assignments/ advisory services delivered by the WSU/WATSAN Department  Clients satisfaction with regard to the consultancy assignments/ advisory … Though Ghana is on track towards achieving the MDG target for water, progress towards the achievement of the target for sanitation remains behind and this adversely affects all other targets. The current sanitation coverage is 15% which is very low compared to the target of 54% by 2017. Unless Ghana acquires the capacity to tackle these challenges achieving the set targets will remain elusive. Developing this capacity goes far beyond improving the performance of a single organization. Achieving …

… FHML-Maastricht UMC+ Prize alert (February 2023) March 2023 Prix Galien Research Award Awarded to a scientist, or a team of scientists, for direct and substantial contribution to fundamental or clinical drug research Award: Eur 5,000 and a gold medal Career phase: Scientist or team of scientists Nominator: Dean or researcher Internal selection: No Deadline: March 10, 2023 Weblink Dr. … UM Impact Prize The annual UM Impact Prize is awarded to a dissertation that has a major or special impact, both on an economic and social level Award: EUR 3,000 and a work of art Career phase: PhD Nominator: Dean Internal selection: Yes, please contact the director of your Research Institute before March 15, 2023 Deadline: March 26, 2023 April 2023 Huibregtsenprijs Awarded to a scientifically innovative research project that convincingly shows societal relevance. 2 domains: 1. Exact, Technical, Medical or Natural sciences and 2. Social sciences or Humanities Award: Sculpture 'De Denker', EUR 25,000 and a workshop offered by Lorentz Center Leiden Career Phase: Senior scientist Nominator: dean Internal selection: Yes, please contact the director of your Research Institute before March 3, 2023 Deadline: April 21, 2023 Weblink https://www.prixgalien.nl/research-award/aanmeldformulier-research-award/ https://khmw.nl/esm-proefschriftprijs-interdisciplinariteit/ …

… heeft de volgende taken: − Uitvoeren van en toezicht houden op het correct uitvoeren van bestellingen van “gevaarlijke stoffen”, − Verantwoordelijk voor een correcte opslag van de gevaarlijke stoffen volgens de richtlijnen van de UM, − Verstrekt informatie over gevaarlijke stoffen en het gebruik ervan, − Is verantwoordelijk voor de registratie en actualisatie van gevaarlijke stoffen in het Gevaarlijke Stoffen Registratie systeem genaamd SOFOS360 (voorheen GROS) m.b.t. voorraad en locatie, − Beoordeelt aanvragen op basis van deskundigheid voor toegang tot BVK en vraagt deze aan bij HSB, − Contactpersoon voor en beheerder van interne- en externe vergunningen van gevaarlijke stoffen, − Contactpersoon voor het VASlab (voorziening afwegen hoog-risico stoffen), − Contactpersoon voor precursoren voor explosieven − Contactpersoon voor precursoren voor drugs Procedure aanstelling Chemicaliën beheerder Voor een correct en veilig gebruik van …