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… study programme, it is important that you inform yourself of the deadlines that you need to meet. The important deadlines when applying for this study programme are provided in the table below. Note: if you are viewing this webpage on your phone, we recommend that you use landscape mode. Date What you need to know about this date 1 October 2021 Studielink is open for applications for the academic year 2022-2023 Up to and including 1 April 2022, 23:59 CET Deadline for completing the entire … 3/4 Credit transfer If you have followed university or higher vocational education before, you may qualify for exemptions. This means you can use the results you obtained elsewhere for your programme at Maastricht University. In practice, requests for exemptions from regular courses and skills training courses are rarely approved. Only exemption from the 24 ECTS credits in the free fifth semester is possible. A request for exemptions will only be taken into consideration after you have enrolled in the programme as a student. For more information on credit transfer please contact the Board of Examiners of this programme: BoE-fasos@maastrichtuniversity.nl Documents required for application process During the application process for this study programme, you will need to complete a number of tasks for which you will often …

… approaches 03 02. COACH Childhood obesity; consequences, prevention and treatment 06 03. Obesity, impaired cardio metabolic health and COVID-19: a pivotal role of the renin-angiotensin system 09 04. Prevention in the basic health insurance: The Combined Lifestyle Intervention in the Netherlands 13 05. Physical Activity Matters! 15 06. Small lysosomes, Big problems, Great solutions: Lysosomes in control of metabolic diseases 18 07. Real world data to prevent flares and improve health of … modifiable lifestyle factors of building a vital community and a healthier environment for children poses a major challenge to healthcare and other authorities. Major breakthroughs Expertise Centre for overweight adolescent and children’s healthcare. Where research, clinic and society meets The Centre for Overweight Adolescent and Children’s Healthcare (COACH) is a centre for evaluation, integral treatment and monitoring of children with overweight and obesity. This centre has evolved into the … learn about possibilities to adjust lifestyle in different cultures and in Western and developing countries. Besides, we take action in our own communities, surrounding cities and the South of the Netherlands. This has grown into long-term and close contacts and cooperation with all kind of actors involved in the development of children at the micro-, meso- and macrolevel. In particular, we work together with parents, schools, companies, Youth and Healthcare Divisions, hospitals, municipalities …

… approaches 03 02. COACH Childhood obesity; consequences, prevention and treatment 06 03. Obesity, impaired cardio metabolic health and COVID-19: a pivotal role of the renin-angiotensin system 09 04. Prevention in the basic health insurance: The Combined Lifestyle Intervention in the Netherlands 13 05. Physical Activity Matters! 15 06. Small lysosomes, Big problems, Great solutions: Lysosomes in control of metabolic diseases 18 07. Real world data to prevent flares and improve health of … modifiable lifestyle factors of building a vital community and a healthier environment for children poses a major challenge to healthcare and other authorities. Major breakthroughs Expertise Centre for overweight adolescent and children’s healthcare. Where research, clinic and society meets The Centre for Overweight Adolescent and Children’s Healthcare (COACH) is a centre for evaluation, integral treatment and monitoring of children with overweight and obesity. This centre has evolved into the … learn about possibilities to adjust lifestyle in different cultures and in Western and developing countries. Besides, we take action in our own communities, surrounding cities and the South of the Netherlands. This has grown into long-term and close contacts and cooperation with all kind of actors involved in the development of children at the micro-, meso- and macrolevel. In particular, we work together with parents, schools, companies, Youth and Healthcare Divisions, hospitals, municipalities …

… 1 UM Diversity&Inclusivity 2020 – 2023 Constance Sommerey, November 2019 Inclusivity is one of the main goals of the UM Strategic Programme Community at the Core. In the past two years of Diversity&Inclusivity (hereafter D&I), we have - Done exploratory research in the UM community (Sustainable Employability Monitor, interviews, focus groups, workshops, etc) - Committed to becoming a more … in time of need and thereby contributing to community satisfaction and sustainable employability. WHAT? WHO? Policy development and implementation Project Manager UMCares, HRM, SSC, faculties UMCares events D&I Office, Project Manager UMCares UM Cares contact point for managers, HR advisors and concerned members of UM community D&I Office Together, these four core areas help to structure the efforts of UM D&I Policy in the upcoming years. The division into areas offers the possibility to … without a clear red thread and with at times conflicting solutions when comparing organizational units. It is very clear that, in order to reach our objectives as set in the D&I policy, to get an overview of ongoing activities and to standardize where necessary, there needs to be a more global view and contact point for D&I activities and policy solutions. The D&I Office aims at taking such a global position; gathering information about different organizational practices, offering advice, and …

… 1 CALL FOR PAPERS ‘Marital Captivity: Divorce, Religion and Human Rights’ International MARICAP Conference 2016 24-25 November 2016 Ius Commune Research School Conference Faculty of Law, Maastricht University The Netherlands People marry in different ways: either civilly or religiously, or both. Dissolving a civil marriage is usually not too difficult; dissolving a religious marriage … especially for women of migrant or refugee background. A civil divorce pronounced by a civil court will generally not end a religious marriage. Whether a person is ‘still’ religiously married or not, is often determined by the laws of the country where the marriage was concluded or by the rules and norms of the couples’ religious community, or both. This position of being legally divorced yet religiously (still) married can be denoted as being in a state of ‘marital captivity’. Marital … and the interplay of human rights, secular foundations and religion are highly appreciated. Submission of abstracts and papers Paper proposals should consist of an abstract of max. 300 words, a title, panel preference, the author(s) name, affiliation, contact details and a short bio, and should be sent by e-mail to: maricap@maastrichtuniversity.nl before May 1, 2016. Notification of acceptance abstract: May 15, 2016 Presenters shall submit a draft paper before October 1, 2016. Final papers should be …