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… number of submissions per applicant. • Researchers awarded a KTF cannot reapply. • Funds are earmarked for the relevant candidate and cannot be transferred to others. • A candidate can spend up to 50% of the fellowship duration abroad, though a work visit abroad is not obligatory. Application Guidelines The application deadline for the KTF 2024 round is November first, 2024. The application form is attached to this call. Applications can be submitted by email to the Grants Office of the Faculty of … participation, public outreach) and layman publications o Leadership: research vision, collaborations and networking, international and/or interdisciplinary research activities, membership of boards/committees, organization of conferences/workshops, involvement in the organization of meetings, other (non-research) activities in group/institute, growth/potential towards independence Pagina 4 van 5 Evaluation Procedure The Executive Board Maastricht UMC+ decides which applicants will be …

… and personal statement will be the starting point for the interview. You should also inform yourself well about the Systems Biology programme. Sources to do so are this website, our information package, or (if possible) an open day you have visited. After the interview Within one week after the interview, the Board of Admissions will inform you whether you are offered a place in the master’s in Systems Biology or not. Finalisation of your application at Systems Biology After accepting the …

… and motivation letter will be the starting point for the interview. You should also inform yourself well about the Imaging Engineering programme. Sources to do so are this website, our information package, or (if possible) an open day you have visited. After the interview Within one week after the interview, the Board of Admissions will inform you whether you are offered a place in Imaging Engineering or not. Finalisation of your application at Imaging Engineering After accepting our …

… Sciences)  Dr. Guy Bendermacher (Policy Advisor FHML) Introduction Within the framework of the reaccreditation of UM’s Bachelor and Master programmes in Biomedical Sciences, a development dialogue which followed-up on the accreditation panel’s site visit (d.d. 25 and 26 January, 2024) took place on 15 May, 2024. The dialogue offered an opportunity for the programme management to ask for a further elaboration on the panel’s findings, to gain advice on potential improvement actions, and to indicate …

… paragraphs detail the most common personal protective equipment for the most common hazards within the faculties FHML-FPN. Laboratory coats When entering the laboratory areas, one should wear a clean closed laboratory coat (even for a short-term visit). For the specific ML-I and ML-II areas, laboratory coats with a green collar are mandatory. In addition, there are other location including the Radionuclide Laboratory (RNL), the disscting rooms of anatomy and the CPV that have additional rules. … is definitely not an unnecessary luxury. And that is why wearing safety glasses has been made mandatory from 2017 within the FHML-FPN laboratory areas and within other locations where a risk of splash and/or mechanical impact is present (such as a workshop or technical area, for example). Only safety glasses complying with the NEN-EN 166 standard may be used within the aforementioned laboratories and other areas. Safety glasses come in all shapes and colors, but the most important aspect is wearing …

… Faculty / Department/ Institute/ School contact person: When the application is granted by both CSC and UU the contact person is responsible for the practical arrangements (i.e. assistance in obtaining a visa, finding accommodation, etc.) of the visit of the PhD candidate: - Initial(S), first name, surname: Dr. Berta Cillero-Pastor - Research group: Spatial omics group for regenerative medicine, cBITE department- MERLN, Faculty Health Medicine & Life Sciences - Address for correspondence: PO …

… Faculty / Department/ Institute/ School contact person: When the application is granted by both CSC and UU the contact person is responsible for the practical arrangements (i.e. assistance in obtaining a visa, finding accommodation, etc.) of the visit of the PhD candidate: - Initial(S), first name, surname: Dr. Berta Cillero Pastor - Research group: Spatial Omics for Regenerative Medicine - Address for correspondence: PO Box 616, 6200 MD Maastricht - Telephone: M +31 (0)616208450 - E-mail: …

… Faculty / Department/ Institute/ School contact person: When the application is granted by both CSC and UU the contact person is responsible for the practical arrangements (i.e. assistance in obtaining a visa, finding accommodation, etc.) of the visit of the PhD candidate: - Initial(S), first name, surname: Dr. Berta Cillero-Pastor - Research group: Spatial omics group for regenerative medicine, cBITE department- MERLN, Faculty Health Medicine & Life Sciences - Address for correspondence: PO …

… firm Korn Ferry Hay Group. ” Vera Aldenhuijsen, 2015 graduate Organisation alumni working as junior consultant at Korn Ferry Hay Group Any questions? Go to:www.maastrichtuniversity.nl/sbe ØContact E-mail: h.guenter@maastrichtuniversity.nl Or visit us at the information market in the Mensa …

… relevant to the Master's specialisation of your choice; • You are requested to write a one-page motivation letter which specifies why you want to follow the master’s programme of Psychology and the specialisation of your choice. For more information visit the stand ‘Application & Admission’ at the information market Thanks for your attention! Questions? h.fonteijn@maastrichtuniversity.nl …