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… a number of professional universities have implemented programmatic assessment. A user group has been formed and a website has been set up: www.programmatischtoetsen.nl with all kinds of supporting information. The user group meets regularly and exchanges experiences and best practices. A Dutch book has been published in 2020, in which nine different programmes are reported as case studies on programmatic assessment, followed by a conceptual evaluation. The conclusion from that book is that … with Universidade Católica de Moçambique (UCM) and the Instituto Superior de Ciências de Saúde (ISCISA) in Mozambique in the area of sexual and reproductive health and rights. This 4 year project is funded (1,5 million Euros) by the Ministry of Foreign Affaires through the Netherlands Initiative for Capacity building in Higher Education (NICHE). This is a Dutch global development programme, available in 54 developing countries and managed by Nuffic, a Dutch non-profit organisation for internationalisation in education. The programme is funded by the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs and it aims to change their future through education and training. University students are at increased risk of contracting a sexually transmitted disease (incl. HIV) because of risk-taking sexual behaviour in a new and liberal living …

… a number of professional universities have implemented programmatic assessment. A user group has been formed and a website has been set up: www.programmatischtoetsen.nl with all kinds of supporting information. The user group meets regularly and exchanges experiences and best practices. A Dutch book has been published in 2020, in which nine different programmes are reported as case studies on programmatic assessment, followed by a conceptual evaluation. The conclusion from that book is that … with Universidade Católica de Moçambique (UCM) and the Instituto Superior de Ciências de Saúde (ISCISA) in Mozambique in the area of sexual and reproductive health and rights. This 4 year project is funded (1,5 million Euros) by the Ministry of Foreign Affaires through the Netherlands Initiative for Capacity building in Higher Education (NICHE). This is a Dutch global development programme, available in 54 developing countries and managed by Nuffic, a Dutch non-profit organisation for internationalisation in education. The programme is funded by the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs and it aims to change their future through education and training. University students are at increased risk of contracting a sexually transmitted disease (incl. HIV) because of risk-taking sexual behaviour in a new and liberal living …

… to pay instalments on their subprime mortgage and thus CDOs, it became evident that the value of collateral did not suffice to cover the CDOs. European financial institutions and their governments shivered when they realized their exposure to this foreign event and were quickly forced to take action. Only three days after the Lehman collapse, the British Lloyds TSB bought out its national mortgage competitor Halifax Bank of Scotland after its shareholders doubted the quality of the mortgage … Robert Schuman Centre for Advanced Studies, April 2000 16 Press Release of the Department of the Taoiseach, ‘Government Statement – Announcement of joint EU – IMF Programme for Ireland’, 28 November 2010 17 Euro crisis is used interchangeably with ‘foreign sovereign debt crisis’ throughout this report 18 Article 109 TFEU 19 See The Commission’s communications 20 Article 17(1) Treaty on European Union providing a framework for Member States to give aid to financial institutions in trouble. In … cause of lack of confidence. But we also require that the banks contribute adequately to the costs….’ Thereby effectively referring back to the principles written down in the R&R guidelines as described above. ..They may have to be restructured in exchange for the State aid they receive. The Commission can play a key role through coordinated and rapid action, and thus contribute to restart lending’. 46 The Commission recognizes that impaired assets are one of the factors which harass financial …

… Period Spec Code Title ECTS Assess- ment 1 All Course EUS4012 Post-War Europe: Political and Societal Transformations 12 grade 2 1 Course EUS4002 EU Politics and the Policy-Making Process 12 grade 2 Course EUS4017 International Relations and European Foreign Policy 12 grade 3 Course EUS4001 International Relations and Global Governance 12 grade 1-3 All Skill EUS4500 Mastering Academic Research Skills and Methods 3 E-P-F Semester 2 Period Spec Code Title ECTS Assess- ment 4 1 Course EUS4018 The … European Studies 6 grade All Skill RES5509 Writing and Presenting a Research Paper 2 E-P-F 2 1 Seminar RES5015 Historicising European Union 8 grade 2a/2b Seminar RES5030 Democratic Governance and Representation in Europe 3a/3b Seminar RES5019 European Foreign Policy 1 Method Course RES5023 Methods and Sources in Historical Analysis 5 grade 2a/3a Method Course RES5022 Case Study Methods and Process-Tracing 2b/3b Method Course RES5024 Linear and Generalised Linear Regression 3 all Skill RES5510 … The Board of Examiners will always grant the request if:  the student is selected by the faculty for a double degree, an extra-curricular internship (refer to the concerning procedure as published on FASoS Study Information) or an extra-curricular exchange, or  the student holds or will hold a board position for which at least nine months of financial support is awarded from the profiling fund or holds or will hold an ‘INKOM’ board position. Article 6.2 Degree  The student who has passed the …

… 3.7 Components elsewhere 1. Students may choose to take components given within another programme of the Faculty of Science and Engineering or the School of Business and Economics, or offered by another UM faculty, another Dutch university or a foreign university. This option requires approval from the board of examiners. 2. The maximum overall study load of the courses as referred to in paragraph 1 is 30 ECTS credits. 3. The duration of the study abroad cannot be extended beyond 1 semester. … Article 3.8 Study abroad 1. In line with the provisions in Article 3.7, students have the possibility to choose to go abroad for a semester as part of the programme. 2. The International Relations Office (IRO) of SBE is in charge of organising the exchange, and maintaining the partner relations and agreements. The International Relations Office reserves the right to make exceptions to the provisions related to the study abroad. Article 3.9 Courses during study abroad 1. Courses taken in the … approved by the Board of Examiners. 2. Unless communicated otherwise by the Board of Examiners on the student portal/intranet/canvas , no written examinations will be offered at a location that is not defined as an UM location, such as examinations in foreign countries, with the exclusion of examinations taken by outgoing students belonging to the study abroad requirement. Article 5.21 Awarding ECTS credits 1. The number of ECTS credits representing the full study load of a course, will only be …

… education. 3. In addition to paragraph 1 students may – subject solely to prior approval of the Board of Examiners and the Board of Examiners of the other programme – choose to take minors provided by another UM faculty, another Dutch university, or a foreign university. 4. The Board of Examiners may withhold the approval referred to in paragraph 3 if, in its opinion, the proposed elective is in terms of content too similar to components taken previously or to be taken by the student and would … BSc BMS Page 16 The Board of Examiners will in any event grant the request and for a period to be determined by the Faculty if the student: - is selected by the Faculty for a double degree, an extracurricular internship or an extracurricular exchange, or - holds or will hold a board position for which at least nine months of financial support is awarded from the profiling fund, or holds or will hold an ‘INKOM’ board position. The Board of Examiners may also grant the request if refusal … of science and many of the research groups host international researchers making English the language of daily communication as well. That part of graduates that is not employed as a PhD, finds jobs at Biomedical companies. These companies often host foreign employees, resulting in English as a common language. Working in an international context not only requires language proficiency, but also necessitates a feeling of cultural differences. An English taught programme allows the intake of a …

… 3.7 Components elsewhere 1. Students may choose to take components given within another programme of the Faculty of Science and Engineering or the School of Business and Economics, or offered by another UM faculty, another Dutch university or a foreign university to replace electives of the programme. This option requires approval from the board of examiners. 2. When the study abroad results in less than 30 ECTS, courses, skills and projects from the regular program must be taken to reach the … The maximum overall study load of the courses as referred to in paragraph 1 is 30 ECTS credits. 3. The duration of the study abroad cannot be extended beyond 1 semester. 4. The International Relations Office (IRO) of SBE is in charge of organising the exchange, and maintaining the partner relations and agreements. The International Relations Office reserves the right to make exceptions to the provisions related to the study abroad. Article 3.9 Courses during study abroad 1. Courses taken in the … approved by the Board of Examiners. 2. Unless communicated otherwise by the Board of Examiners on the student portal/intranet/canvas , no written examinations will be offered at a location that is not defined as an UM location, such as examinations in foreign countries, with the exclusion of examinations taken by outgoing students belonging to the study abroad requirement. Article 5.21 Awarding ECTS credits 1. The number of ECTS credits representing the full study load of a course, will only be …

… 3.7 Components elsewhere 1. Students may choose to take components given within another programme of the Faculty of Science and Engineering or the School of Business and Economics, or offered by another UM faculty, another Dutch university or a foreign university to replace electives of the programme. This option requires approval from the board of examiners. 2. When the study abroad results in less than 30 ECTS, courses, skills and projects from the regular program must be taken to reach the … The maximum overall study load of the courses as referred to in paragraph 1 is 30 ECTS credits. 3. The duration of the study abroad cannot be extended beyond 1 semester. 4. The International Relations Office (IRO) of SBE is in charge of organising the exchange, and maintaining the partner relations and agreements. The International Relations Office reserves the right to make exceptions to the provisions related to the study abroad. Article 3.9 Courses during study abroad 1. Courses taken in the … approved by the Board of Examiners. 2. Unless communicated otherwise by the Board of Examiners on the student portal/intranet/canvas , no written examinations will be offered at a location that is not defined as an UM location, such as examinations in foreign countries, with the exclusion of examinations taken by outgoing students belonging to the study abroad requirement. Article 5.21 Awarding ECTS credits 1. The number of ECTS credits representing the full study load of a course, will only be …

… BMS Page 9 3. In addition to paragraph 1 students may – subject solely to prior approval of the Board of Examiners and the Board of Examiners of the other programme – choose to take minors provided by another UM faculty, another Dutch university, or a foreign university. 4. The Board of Examiners may withhold the approval referred to in paragraph 3 if, in its opinion, the proposed elective is in terms of content too similar to components taken previously or to be taken by the student and would … the final exam is taken. The Board of Examiners will in any event grant the request and for a period to be determined by the Faculty if the student: - is selected by the Faculty for a double degree, an extracurricular internship or an extracurricular exchange, or - holds or will hold a board position for which at least nine months of financial support is awarded from the profiling fund, or holds or will hold an ‘INKOM’ board position. The Board of Examiners may also grant the request if refusal … of science and many of the research groups host international researchers making English the language of daily communication as well. That part of graduates that is not employed as a PhD, finds jobs at Biomedical companies. These companies often host foreign employees, resulting in English as a common language. Working in an international context not only requires language proficiency, but also necessitates a feeling of cultural differences. An English taught programme allows the intake of a …

… education. 3. In addition to paragraph 1 students may – subject solely to prior approval of the Board of Examiners and the Board of Examiners of the other programme – choose to take minors provided by another UM faculty, another Dutch university, or a foreign university. 4. The Board of Examiners may withhold the approval referred to in paragraph 3 if, in its opinion, the proposed elective is in terms of content too similar to components taken previously or to be taken by the student and would … the final exam is taken. The Board of Examiners will in any event grant the request and for a period to be determined by the Faculty if the student: - is selected by the Faculty for a double degree, an extracurricular internship or an extracurricular exchange, or Education and Examination Regulations BSc BMS Page 16 - holds or will hold a board position for which at least nine months of financial support is awarded from the profiling fund, or holds or will hold an ‘INKOM’ board position. The Board … of science and many of the research groups host international researchers making English the language of daily communication as well. That part of graduates that is not employed as a PhD, finds jobs at Biomedical companies. These companies often host foreign employees, resulting in English as a common language. Working in an international context not only requires language proficiency, but also necessitates a feeling of cultural differences. An English taught programme allows the intake of a …