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… science • Accountancy • Psychiatry Multidisciplinary approach of crime and administration of justice http://www.rtl.nl/programma/csilasvegas/home/ • Started in February 2011; • 30-40 students a year from various countries; • Primarily meant for foreign students but also Dutch students can apply; English track 21 different nationalities … Main reasons: • Align the format of the Dutch and English track; • Create more possibilities for students to select a more tailor-made program Needs to be … case law to prepare for the entrance exam • Written open book exam: main test is whether the applicant can identify legal problems, can apply legal knowledge by solving a case study, and has sufficient writing skills. • Possibility for taking the test online under supervision if living further than 200 Km from Maastricht Entrance Exam • For a limited number of ambitious master students with a research interest. • It allows these students to acquire research as well as presentation and writing skills …

… Psychology • Criminology • Criminalistics • (Bio-) medical science • Accountancy • Psychiatry http://www.rtl.nl/programma/csilasvegas/home/ English track • Started in February 2011; • 30-40 students a year from various countries; • Primarily meant for foreign students but also Dutch students can apply; 21 different nationalities … Revised program starting 1-9-2019 Main reasons: • Align the format of the Dutch and English track; • Create more possibilities for students to select a more tailor-made … case law to prepare for the entrance exam • Written open book exam: main test is whether the applicant can identify legal problems, can apply legal knowledge by solving a case study, and has sufficient writing skills. • Possibility for taking the test online under supervision if living further than 200 Km from Maastricht Research honours track • For a limited number of ambitious master students with a research interest. • It allows these students to acquire research as well as presentation and …

… Dušan Barok, Early Stage Researcher, NACCA Database for the Documentation of Contemporary Art The International Network for the Conservation of Contemporary Art (INCCA) was formed in the 1990s with the intention to exchange and contribute to the knowledge on modern and contemporary art produced in heritage institutions. Responding to initiatives for collecting information on the materials and methods used by artists through questionnaires and interviews, INCCA reflected the drive for international collaboration. The network has designed its flagship project as an online database for artists’ archives, available to members. The bulk of the database consists of materials produced on the occasion of practice-based research projects coordinated by INCCA from its host institutions. However, despite being unique and … can be restored. INCCA’s innovation was a singular blend of new developments in the 1990s, including the rising profile of contemporary art in museum collections, the inclusion of the artist and academia in conservation research, the embrace of online database as a viable medium for research, and the introduction of European funding for international collaboration in cultural heritage. Contrasting these phenomena with our current situation we may ask what might constitute a database for …

… in all forms of decision-making, since one wishes to make the best decision in any context, and in the analysis of data, where one wishes to find the best model describing experimental data. This course treats two different areas of optimization: nonlinear optimization and combinatorial optimization. Nonlinear optimization deals with the situation that there is a continuum of available solutions. A best solution is then usually approximated with one of several available general-purpose … then integrated with the earlier set-up for output feedback. Finally, we discuss the classical topic of optimal control, which can be employed to avoid using prototype systems for pole placement, and which allows the user to design a feedback law by trading off the cost involved in generating large inputs against the achieved tracking accuracy. In the second part, we address computational issues, related to the field of systems and control. Classically, computers have been designed primarily to … of quantum mechanics not in accomplishing computational or ‘algorithmic’ tasks, but instead for communication- and security-related tasks. The strange properties of the quantum world turn out to be remarkably useful for these. For example, we can exchange secret messages in a way that is unconditionally secure: secrecy is guaranteed by the physical laws of nature, rather than (as in ordinary cryptography) based on an assumption that a particular computational problem is too hard for the …

… the economics of climate change, etc. Prerequisites Recommendations: Knowledge of basic mathematical concepts such as solving equations, reading and working with graphs, manipulating inequalities, and elementary calculus. Recommended reading Online textbook “The Economy”: https://core-econ.org/the-economy/index.html VSS1202 Period 4 5 Feb 2024 5 Apr 2024 Print course description ECTS credits: 5.0 Coordinator: S. Terstiege Teaching methods: Lecture(s), PBL Assessment methods: Attendance, … issues in corporate finance and combines insights from economics, business, and psychology. The economic side of corporate finance deals with the maximization of shareholder wealth. To this end managers aim at securing the greatest possible return in exchange for accepting the smallest amount of risk. The course is largely based on real life cases that we discuss in an interactive manner. To conclude, the goal of this course is to develop financial skills for making corporate and personal … by companies that manufacture products. In this context services refer mostly to the so-called "after-sales service" (repair services, service engineers, etc.) but also (product) instructions accompanying a sale, and (3) a specific focus on the online context of social media, virtual communities, Twitter etc. as these hold promising potential for service delivery and as they form a new frontier for both practitioners as well as researchers. Service organisations vary, from restaurants, hotels …

… presenting themselves. Request for special arrangements must be made two weeks before the start of the week during which the exam (component) is scheduled, in order to be processed in time. 2. Housing issues, financial difficulties, planned events, exchanges or internships are not considered personal hardship within the meaning of subsection 1. Art. 7b: additional exam opportunities 1. Students may request extra exam opportunities from the Board of Examiners. This request is honoured if the … 1 period) 2. Requests in the sense of paragraph 1 must be made on July 15th at the latest in order to be processed and scheduled before the end of the academic year. 3. Financial issues, housing difficulties, an internship away from Maastricht, an exchange or the end of that exchange are insufficient justification to grant students’ requests concerning different ways of (re)examination or earlier resits or exams than the regular exam or resit. 4. The Board of Examiners may offer replacement exam … believes that he/she is entitled to an amendment of the results of a written essay that have already been determined, the procedure laid down in section 3 applies. Article 15: Courses/subjects taken elsewhere 1. Results achieved by a student in a foreign country will not be converted so that they correspond to the criteria currently in use in the Netherlands. The grades transcript will merely state that these courses have been completed satisfactorily. A student who did not obtain a certificate …

… presenting themselves. Request for spe- cial arrangements must be made two weeks before the start of the week during which the exam (component) is scheduled, in order to be processed in time. 2. Housing issues, financial difficulties, planned events, exchanges or internships are not considered personal hardship within the meaning of subsection 1. Art. 7b: additional exam opportunities 1. Students may request extra (= third) exam opportunities from the Board of Examiners. This re- quest is honoured … 1 period) 2. Requests in the sense of paragraph 1 must be made on July 15th at the latest in order to be pro- cessed and scheduled before the end of the academic year. 3. Financial issues, housing difficulties, an internship away from Maastricht, an exchange or the end of that exchange are insufficient justification to grant students’ requests concerning different ways of (re)examination or earlier resits or exams than the regular exam or resit. 4. The Board of Examiners may offer replacement exam … believes that he/she is entitled to an amendment of the results of a written essay that have already been determined, the procedure laid down in section 3 applies. Article 15: Courses/subjects taken elsewhere 1. Results achieved by a student in a foreign country will not be converted so that they correspond to the criteria currently in use in the Netherlands. The grades transcript will merely state that these courses have been completed satisfactorily. A student who did not obtain a certificate …