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… is entirely voluntary and that participants can withdraw from the study at any time without consequences. E.g. 'This letter gives information to enable you to decide on participation or not. Take your time to read it carefully and consider completely voluntary participation. You have the right to withdraw from the study at any time, without any negative consequences.' · Procedure : Explain what each of the steps or procedures involve, as far as relevant for the decision to participate. Also give the duration. If not 'here and now', then indicate when and where the study will take place. E.g. 'As a participant, you will fill in two questionnaires and do a computer task in which you respond rapidly with a button press to dots that appear on a screen. The total duration will be 50 minutes.' · Risks and … address, email, video recordings, age, gender, information on lifestyle and personality traits, EEG data, health-related data’ E.g. for Privacy Option 2: 'age, gender, information on lifestyle and personality traits, EEG data, health-related data’ · Contact details Mention the names and contact details (UM-email, telephone no.) of both the responsible researcher and contact person(s) for questions about the research and rights of research participants. 'E.g. John Doe (internship student) Email: …

… public part of the 181st meeting of the Faculty Council FHML On Tuesday April 11th 2023 Present: see attendance list 1 Opening, announcements and setting of the agenda The chair opens the public meeting. 2 Drawing of Starter Scholarships The Dean welcomes the candidates, who are eligible for the Starter Scholarships. She explains that the Minister of Education, Culture and Science has made extra (structural) funds available to strengthen the foundation in Higher Education. Part of this is the … the academic year by four weeks. It is not yet clear exactly how this will be shaped. Within the FHML there are some initiatives as well. For instance, several discussions have taken place with module (‘Blok’)coordinators of each study programme about where the problems are in terms of work pressure. This has resulted in actions including more support for administrative tasks, thus expanding the number of support staff (OBP), but also expanding other support for the module. Furthermore, there is an … 110 responses have now been received. The FHML Board thinks this is a good initiative. It is agreed to also involve the staff working at the relevant locations in the survey. To also distribute the survey to all employees, the FHML director recommends contacting the Marketing & Communications department about this. When asked, the Director of FHML advises to contact the Marketing & Communication department to develop a digital agenda with the various student initiatives in the light of increasing …

… 48 VSC3201 Clinical Nutrition....................................................................................................................................................... 50 VSC3202 Health Education and Communication .................................................................................................................... 51 VSC3203 Food Innovation … Page 7/133 Core Courses Course Catalogue 2025-2026 University College Venlo Page 8/133 VCO1001 Modelling Nature 1000 Core Course 5 ECTS, Fall Semester, Period 1 Course Coordinator Alie Boer, de, University College Venlo, FSE, Maastricht University Contact: a.deboer@maastrichtuniversity.nl Pre-requisites  None Recommendations This course provides an introduction to theorizing and modelling. It is relevant for a wide range of other courses that are offered at UCV, but it does require some … of the course Models allow us to approach complex questions in systematic ways, for instance, by predicting weather conditions, the patterns of bird flight formations or the results of presidential elections. Such questions are present everywhere and it is through modelling that we can try to find some answers. Modelling helps us to break down what we are studying into variables, understand relations or correlations between them and even predict the future. However, we always need to be …

… Find another programme Biomedical Sciences Admission requirements On this page, you will find the most important information about the application (such as deadlines, admission requirements, required documents and application and selection assessment) … the bachelor in Medicine at Maastricht University in the same year. The selection procedures are separated and partaking in both does procedures not influence the chance of being selected in anyway. In the academic year 2023-2024 all participants that completed the selection procedure were offered a place in the bachelor BMS. The application deadline for this programme on Studielink is set on 15 January, 23:59 CET. You only qualify for admission if you have the right previous education (diploma … order to prevent any problems during the actual online test. Please read all information on this page carefully. Questions? Do you have any questions regarding the selection procedure of Biomedical Sciences? We are happy to help you via email. Please contact us via selectionbms@maastrichtuniversity. 27/08/2024, 12:25 Admission requirements | Biomedical Sciences | Maastricht University https://curriculum.maastrichtuniversity.nl/education/bachelor/bachelor-biomedical-sciences/requirements 1/10 …