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… of losing control 0. Never 1. Rarely 2. Sometimes 3. Often 4. Nearly always C. Avoidance behavior Please mark one circle for each item below In the past four weeks, to what extent did you fear or avoid the following situations? C.1. Social situations (where one may be observed, or evaluated by others, such as speaking in public, or talking to unknown people) 0. Never 1. Rarely 2. Sometimes 3. Often 4. Nearly always C.2. Public settings (situations from which it may be difficult or embarrassing to …

… Humanities and Social Sciences Proposed list of topics (non exhaustive) - Chinese international cooperation in criminal matters - Criminal jurisdiction in a digital world - Corporate criminal liability - International crimes and Chinese criminal law - combatting drug crimes - Evidentiary standards in criminal proceedings - E-evidence Methodology Comparative legal research consisting of China and the Member States of the European Union, doctrinal method, where applicable interdisciplinary methods and empirical legal studies. …

… Welcome to School of Business and Economics Double Degree and Network Programmes Double Degree Programme • Two Master degrees from two universities in considerably less time • Experience a different culture, business environment and teaching style • Only pay tuition fee at MU plus administrative fee So where can you go……..? • Lisbon, Portugal Universidade Nova de Lisboa One Double Degree Programme • International Business * Specialisation Organization: Management, Change and Consultancy * Specialisation Strategy and Innovation • Duration of Programme …

… world of Archaeology. She did her undergraduate studies in Egyptology and Archaeological Chemistry at the American University in Cairo (AUC), 2004. Hanna then pursued an MA TEFL 2006 at AUC as well. She later joined the University of Pisa, Italy to complete her doctorate entitled ‘Problems of Preservation of Mural Paintings in the Theban Necropolis: A Pilot Study on the Theban Tomb 14 using 3D Scanning Techniques’. From July 2011 until November 2012, Monica was a post-doctoral fellow in the Topoi … North African Studies in Humboldt University. Currently, Hanna is the acting Dean of the College of Archaeology and Cultural Heritage, Arab Academy for Science and Technology and Maritime Transport (AASTMT) in Smart Village, Cairo and Aswan - Egypt where she has founded a program specialized in Archaeology and Cultural heritage with eight departments for the BA level: Egyptian Archaeology, African Archaeology, Ancient Near Eastern Archaeology, Islamic Archaeology, Maritime Archaeology, Industrial … cultural heritage economics and cultural property and environmental law. Her research focuses on space, knowledge and identity of archaeological sites, with particular interest on different meanings and reflections of heritage on identity of space and communities. She has worked on a project in al-Qurna, Luxor on the different narratives of the multiple worlds of the Theban Necropolis and its meanings to the various stakeholders. Post the year 2011, Hanna has been working with the media and a group …

… buy clothes; sewing kind of fell by the wayside. Then in 2010, a coach asked me to think of a way that I could express myself creatively. That’s how making bags entered the picture. I can use a lot of creativity doing this. I transform an idea that I come up with on my own into a nice combination of fabric, colour and shape, plus the technical aspects of how to best make the bag; it’s great. And almost all women love bags.” Shop “I was getting more and more requests from people to make custom bags, which is how the idea came about … ‘to market’. I opened a ‘shop’ on the Etsy website, and I’ve sold bags to customers in Australia and the US. It’s really cool when someone chooses my bag from the twenty thousand bags that are offered there. My bags are usually colourful, and that’s where I see a link with my work. I also love colourful people, and cultural diversity is my other passion. The intercultural communication programme didn’t exist ‘in my time’, so I completed this master’s in 2008. And now that FHML is becoming …

… Humanities and Social Sciences Proposed list of topics (non exhaustive) - Chinese international cooperation in criminal matters - Criminal jurisdiction in a digital world - Corporate criminal liability - International crimes and Chinese criminal law - combatting drug crimes - Evidentiary standards in criminal proceedings - E-evidence Methodology Comparative legal research consisting of China and the Member States of the European Union, doctrinal method, where applicable interdisciplinary methods and empirical legal studies. …

… the German Basic Law. The case raises a number of questions: Can the EU indeed be identified as a “union of states, constitutions, administrations and courts” as the Court states in paragraph 44 of the Order? Which court has the last word in cases where constitutional identity may be at stake? Can a national court refuse to apply EU law in order to protect the national constitutional identity? Who decides whether the ‘national identity’ is at stake? Is it the same for all member states? Marc de Werd, Judge at the Amsterdam Appeals Court and Extraordinary Professor at Maastricht University will chair the meeting. Second year law students of the Maastricht University Law College will contribute to the discussion and present a comparative legal study and a societal impact study. The master class is open to all (master) students and academics, and we warmly welcome members of the judiciary and legal practice to register here: http://bit.ly/2d2wb16 *Please be advised that appropriate preparation for the master class is recommended: Link to the order of 15 December 2015, BvR 2735/14 (press release and full …

… Lecturer Ozyegin University Istanbul Teacher in Nutrition and Health Helicon Opleidingen Entrepreneurial Activities CEO/Founder Allsea Seaweedfoods Founder Windtales Owner Papa & Mama Bakery Jakarta Business Product Developer Ahold Delhaize Coffee Company Account Manager Happen & Tappen Junior Product Manager Rabbit Food Assistant Nutrition & Health Manager Unilever Labelling Specialist KTBA People in Food Group Marketing & Communications Sales and Marketing Coordinator Niteco Marketing and Communications Assistant Sensus Market Analyst Innova Market Insights Health Communication Specialist Yakult Germany Factsheet Alumni MSc HFIM Where did our Alumni go? (Examples) Alumni Master Health Food Innovation Management - In total, MSc HFIM has 270 graduates from 2011 up to and including 2019 - There are 11 incomplete files, which are not taken into account in the figure - Students who …

… is beperkt tot studenten met ten minste een universitaire bachelorgraad in psychologie of een universitaire bachelorgraad van een equivalente opleiding die voldoet aan soortelijke prestatieniveaus, zoals vastgesteld door de gezamenlijke toelatingscommissie. https://curriculum.maastrichtuniversity.nl/nl/onderwijs/master https://curriculum.maastrichtuniversity.nl/nl/onderwijs/master/international-joint-master-research-work-and-organizational-psychology … mailto:fpn-jointmasterwop@maastrichtuniversity.nl https://www.maastrichtuniversity.nl/support/your-studies-begin/international-students-coming-maastricht/visa-legal-residence/study https://www.maastrichtuniversity.nl/support/your-studies-begin/coming-maastricht-university-abroad/visa-and-residence-permit https://www.maastrichtuniversity.nl/nl 18/07/2023, 16:43 Toelatingseisen | … voor leren binnen verschillende internationale omgevingen; motivatie en vermogen om deze tweejarige opleiding te volgen, waarbij studenten in drie verschillende Europese landen wonen; uitstekende beheersing van het Engels. Gesprekken en tests zullen online zijn. Selectieresultaat De gezamenlijke toelatingscommissie biedt plaatsen aan volgens de vastgestelde indeling. Zodra de gezamenlijke toelatingscommissie heeft beslist of een kandidaat in aanmerking komt voor toelating, wordt deze geïnformeerd …

… by introducing (extra) seminars to enhance coherence between the disciplinary lectures. 2. How to reconcile the growing demand for personalized curriculum and educational trajectories while at the same time ensuring a fixed set of intended learning outcomes and final qualifications? The panel advises to look for consistency: if the ILOs are met, you can be flexible regarding specifics in both set-up and content. Also consider possible (extra) expenses, e.g. staff. But electives can possibly be found … are necessary/advisable. PBL gives space to manoeuvre, so you can keep the programme lines broad and ‘specialise’ in the topics you focus on in a course. And perhaps it is possible to get your MA students ‘up to speed’ before they start (premaster, online preparatory MOOC courses, summer school). 2. The MA ES currently starts with the MA thesis from the first week of September. We want to stress to students its importance and that they need to work on it from day one. At the same time, we notice … this more/better as an asset to both your programme and thus to alumni’s profiles when entering the job market. Cf. the Netflix series ‘Black Mirror’ for a good analogy; possibly you can make clips of your own. 3. We try to keep track of our alumni’s whereabouts, but this is often a challenge. New privacy regulations also prevent us from actively tracking and tracing them. What would the panel suggest as best practices in this area? The alumni you’ve got are very connected and very engaged. They …