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Climate change demands bold leadership and legal action. This programme prepares future leaders to tackle environmental crises through international law, human rights, and sustainable development policy.

Explore the evolution of the European Union, from integration and human rights protection to present-day global challenges, in a study abroad programme bridging politics, law, and economics.

What makes life worth living? People have always been driven by the pursuit of happiness and hope for the future. While this may seem to be an idealistic notion at first, it has found its place in positive psychology.

During this programme, students gain a greater understanding of public health policies, medical achievements and practise in Europe, and develop practical medical skills.

Maastricht forms a unique environment for studying psychology and neuroscience. Maastricht University (UM) specialises in cognitive and biological psychology and its unique research infrastructure enables groundbreaking study of the brain and behaviour.

In a world of converging cultures and different political and legal systems, students in this programme will explore how policy-makers negotiate between member states with a range of different nationalities, languages and agendas.

In 1992, the Maastricht Treaty led to the creation of the European Union (EU) with its motto “Unity in Diversity”, but what is European identity? How do the shared lessons of the past teach us about the continent’s contemporary challenges?

Associate Professor in public health ethics Peter Schröder-Bäck studied the effects of the European debt crisis on health. He is now advising  policymakers across Europe on the ethics of responding to the corona crisis.