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… one month before the final assignment is turned in or the final test is taken. The Board of Examiners in any event grants the request: - if the student is selected by the faculty for a double degree, an extracurricular internship or an extracurricular exchange, or - if the student has held/will hold a board position of at least nine months or a Student Introduction Committee (‘INKOM’) board position. The Board of Examiners may also grant the request if refusal would result in an exceptional case of … in English. This guarantees the quality of education, because:  The content of the programme has an international orientation and focus. Literature and study books are in English, there is no relevant literature only in Dutch. Moreover, international exchange of students in the master research project, will be facilitated by English proficiency.  The academic community is internationally oriented and the staff is international. A considerable part of the teaching staff is non-Dutch.  The labour … 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 …

… international, if not yet ‘global’ context of EU policy making. Topics range from reflections on the history and democratic credentials of the EU polity to the empirical and theoretical analysis of Europeanization processes; from research on the EU’s foreign and security policy to the study of Euroscepticism in its different forms; from scrutiny of administrative cultures and bureaucratic politics at the national and supranational levels to historical research on the constitutive role of statistics … of an internationally highly regarded scholar on a part-time basis, and a clear research focus emphasizing transnational issues. The committee note in passing that the dovetailing of [i] a postcolonial world-system view of global power relations and exchanges with [ii] the approach of multi-sited ethnography may be more effectively presented if the notion of Transnationalism is explicitly incorporated into the Initiative's self- description. The Committee also note that the method of multi-sited … (committee / T. Swierstra, director GS; T. Conzelmann, former director GS; I. Raaijmakers, PhD representative in GS Board; G. Somsen, academic coordinator GS) 15:45 Internal discussion (committee) – room 0.001 16:00 Break 16:15 Open hour (time for exchange between committee and individual academic staff members) 18:00 Internal discussion (committee) – room 0.001 18:15 End of meetings 19:30 Dinner in Restaurant Petit Bonheur (Kapoenstraat 32) (committee / dean, heads of the research programmes …

… international, if not yet ‘global’ context of EU policy making. Topics range from reflections on the history and democratic credentials of the EU polity to the empirical and theoretical analysis of Europeanization processes; from research on the EU’s foreign and security policy to the study of Euroscepticism in its different forms; from scrutiny of administrative cultures and bureaucratic politics at the national and supranational levels to historical research on the constitutive role of statistics … of an internationally highly regarded scholar on a part-time basis, and a clear research focus emphasizing transnational issues. The committee note in passing that the dovetailing of [i] a postcolonial world-system view of global power relations and exchanges with [ii] the approach of multi-sited ethnography may be more effectively presented if the notion of Transnationalism is explicitly incorporated into the Initiative's self- description. The Committee also note that the method of multi-sited … (committee / T. Swierstra, director GS; T. Conzelmann, former director GS; I. Raaijmakers, PhD representative in GS Board; G. Somsen, academic coordinator GS) 15:45 Internal discussion (committee) – room 0.001 16:00 Break 16:15 Open hour (time for exchange between committee and individual academic staff members) 18:00 Internal discussion (committee) – room 0.001 18:15 End of meetings 19:30 Dinner in Restaurant Petit Bonheur (Kapoenstraat 32) (committee / dean, heads of the research programmes …