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… to improve local health As a researcher, how can you best find out what a neighbourhood needs to improve the health and quality of life of its residents? Before you can enter into dialogue and roll up your sleeves together, public spaces are needed where researchers and residents can get together. In 2016, philosophy professor Klasien Horstman and her colleagues Mare Knibben and Sanne Raap launched UniversiteitmetdeBuurt  (University in the Neighbourhood), including an initiative to create more … the idea behind UniversiteitmetdeBuurt ? “The initiative emerged from a citizens’ summit that we organised in 2014 and 2015 with students and the municipality of Maastricht. The first summit was held citywide, the second for residents in the low-income neighbourhoods of northwest Maastricht. The new laws of the ‘participatory society’ were set to demand a lot from citizens in terms of mutual support, and we wanted to ask residents how they experienced their quality of life. A key focus during … to resilience and recovery.” Who can use UniversiteitmetdeBuurt? “Everyone. We don’t work with target groups and don’t want to pigeonhole anyone. We find it important that people who may at first glance differ in age, background or culture come into contact with one another. For example, students from a local vocational high school drop by every week to chat with elderly people. The etiquette is to be open-minded and avoid forming cliques. This lowers the barrier to entry, especially for people …

… Law and Knowledge Management | 2 Table of contents Administrative data 3 1. Profile and ambition of the programme 4 2. Reflection on previous accreditation and midterm 5 3. Evaluation according to the four standards 5 Standard 1: Intended learning outcomes 5 Standard 2: Educational learning environment 7 Standard 3: Assessment 13 Standard 4: Realised learning outcomes 15 4. Student chapter 19 Standard 1: Intended learning outcomes 19 Standard 2: Educational learning environment 19 Standard 3: … designed according to three main pillars: 1. the common core pillar; 2. the LLM track pillar; and 3. the MSc track pillar. The rationale for organising the programme in three pillars is to teach IP law to science graduates together with law graduates where possible and beneficial, and to provide tailor-made courses to students following the MSc track and those following the LLM track separately in order to give them the chance to deepen their knowledge specifically in the areas that are relevant … Mary IP Research Institute U. London) for IPKM students with a strong research focus is facilitated. The purpose of the study trips is to give students an excellent opportunity to inform themselves about possible professional careers and to establish contacts within European and international institutions, law firms, top universities and research institutes in the field of IP. Attendance is not mandatory, but encouraged and supported. Active participation is required, as well as intensive reading …

… Dear student, Please find below the programme for the Virtual Faculty Introduction Day on Monday 24 August 2020 of the bachelor’s programme International Track in Medicine at the Faculty of Health, Medicine and Life Sciences. The ins and outs of studying will be explained to you on this day. Like where you can find your TimeTable, who is your study advisor, what is the Student Portal and where can I find an overview of my credits and courses. You will also get to know the study association and the ‘places to be’ around the Faculty of Health, … about your programme will be provided, which will help you with a good start of your programme. Kind regards, The FHML Introduction Day Team Time Activity 14.00 – 14.15 Walk-in session Meet your block 1 tutorial group and get set 14.15 - 15.15 Welcome & Lecture All ears for programme director and study association Pulse UM-sports Get out of your chair for five minutes 15.15 – 15.35 Get to know each other game Who is who in your block 1 tutorial group 15.35 – 17.05 Randwijck Campus Quest All the …

… Dear student, Please find below the programme for the Virtual Faculty Introduction Day on Thursday 27 August 2020 of the bachelor’s programme European Public Health at the Faculty of Health, Medicine and Life Sciences. The ins and outs of studying will be explained to you on this day. Like where you can find your TimeTable, who is your study advisor, what is the Student Portal and where can I find an overview of my credits and courses. You will also get to know the study association and the ‘places to be’ around the Faculty of Health, … about your programme will be provided, which will help you with a good start of your programme. Kind regards, The FHML Introduction Day Team Time Activity 14.00 – 14.15 Walk-in session meet your block 1 tutorial group and get set 14.15 - 15.15 Welcome & Lecture All ears for programme director and study association EUnitas UM-sports Get out of your chair for five minutes 15.15 – 15.35 Get to know each other game Who is who in your block 1 tutorial group 15.35 – 17.05 Randwijck Campus Quest All …

… Time (CEST) Activity 14.00-14.15 Walk-in session meet your block 1 tutorial group and get set 14.15-15.15 Welcome & lecture all ears for programme director and study association Helix UM-sports get out of your chair for five minutes 15.15-15.35 Get to know each other game who is who in your block 1 tutorial group 15.35-17.05 Randwijck Campus Quest all the tools you need to kick start your academic year and a sneak peak of our campus 17.05-17.15 Award ceremony Dear student, Please find below the programme for the Virtual Faculty Introduction Day on Tuesday 25 August 2020 of the bachelor’s programme Biomedical Sciences at the Faculty of Health, Medicine and Life Sciences. The ins and outs of studying will be explained to you on this day. Like where you can find your TimeTable, who is your study advisor, what is the Student Portal and where can I find an overview of my credits and courses. You will also get to know the study association and the ‘places to be’ around the Faculty of Health, …

… Data Science for Decision Making 1 Take a unique specialisation in Quantum Computing at Maastricht University Quantum computing is a much-anticipated new technology that is still in its infancy. “As soon as quantum hardware becomes widely available, quantum computing has the potential to revolutionise research and … mechanics itself, like in quantum chemistry. Another, notorious, case is cryptography using prime factorisation (describing a number as the product of two prime numbers). Quantum computers, when available, can heavily exploit prime factorisation, whereas classical computers have a very hard time finding the primes of large numbers efficiently. Don’t worry: the money in your bank account is safe for now. The current best experimental quantum computer can factor 21 into its primes 7 and 3 (using … explain your possibilities and the necessary procedures to undertake. If you might be interested in studying a semester abroad, please read this complete section and all attached documents very carefully! If you still have questions afterwards you may contact our Exchange Coordinator Luc Giezenaar via: dacs-iro@maastrichtuniversity.nl Prerequisites You have to obtained at least 40 ECTS of year 1 courses. KEN3600 Semester 1 4 Sep 2023 2 Feb 2024 Semester 2 5 Feb 2024 5 Jul 2024 Print course …