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… Regulations – 2022-2023 Article 1.4.6 Requirements on English language 1. Non-native English speaking candidates must submit evidence of English proficiency by achieving one of the following minimum scores: • TOEFL scores: (Test of English as Foreign Language) o TOEFL Internet based test (TOEFL IBT): minimum score of 88 o TOEFL Paper Based Test (TOEFL PBT): minimum score of 570 o Institutional TOEFL (TOEFL ITP), both the paper-based and online test: minimum score of 570 • IELTS score (International English Language Testing System): o Academic IELTS and IELTS indicator o Minimum score of 6.5 o no section below 5.5 • TOEIC score (Test of English for International Communication): o … are able to reflect on their own learning & professional development. Article 3.2 Format of the study programmes 1a. The MSM-MBA study programme is offered as full-time and part-time variants. The part-time variant is offered in a face-to-face and online format, in Maastricht and at locations of the MSM partner institutions. The MSM-MBA study programme is offered in four (4) variants/formats: • Full-time MBA program offered face-to-face at the SBE locations in Maastricht • Part-time Executive …

… Brussels free of charge. Campus Brussels’ facilities comprise three equipped meeting rooms – one for ca. 60 and two for ca. 25 people, which are there to be used for events by the UM community. The Campus also provides staff support when organising online and on-site activities, from event planning and implementation (e.g. programme design, speaker search, registration management, coordination with local suppliers, promotion, etc.) to monitoring EU policy and funding developments of interest to … that are directly brought back to UM. As such, this highlights the direct added value of the Campus that feeds into the university’s missions. This added value comes in the form of increasing quality of education and research through discussions and exchanges, supporting network expansion, enhancing visibility in Brussels, and enabling more opportunities for collaboration vis-à-vis international academic and policy-oriented stakeholders. The tree shows how Campus Brussels brings together the … is normal anymore? The pandemic has of course affected our thinking throughout not only in our university, but in many institutions. We have to adapt to that, which the Campus has done. For example by installing more audiovisual equipment to organise online events. My personal view on this is that the future is going to be hybrid. Reflecting on ten years of developments with Prof. Dr. Martin Paul A N N U A L A C T I V I T Y R E P O R T 2 0 2 0 -2 0 2 1 You probably have to play around a bit more …