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… not limited to, one of the following ways: - writing a Master’s thesis proposal; - writing a paper, creating a technological design or performing another written assignment; - performing a research assignment; - participating in field work or a field trip; - completing an internship; - participating in an activity intended to develop certain skills; Specialisation: a combination of courses that students choose before or during their Master’s study programme that allows them to specialise within a … 4.11), the examination can also be conducted outside the examination periods as mentioned in paragraph 2 of this article. Article 4.13 Location of the examination In order to safeguard the quality of examinations, written examinations, not being online examinations, can only be held at the SBE location(s) as published on MySBE Intranet or at a location approved by the Board of Examiners. Unless communicated otherwise by the Board of Examiners on MySBE Intranet, no written examination will be … Science in Human Decision Science (HDS) 1a. The Master’s exam for the study programme in HDS is composed of two (2) compulsory courses of 6.0 ECTS credits per course, two (2) compulsory courses of 6.5 ECTS credits per course, one (1) integration workshop of 1.0 ECTS credit, one (1) 60 Master Education and Examination Regulations –2021-2022 compulsory skills training of 4.0 ECTS credits, elective courses of in total 13.0 ECTS credits, and the Master’s thesis of 17.0 ECTS credits. 1b. An elective …

… their identity and to show that they are working for or on behalf of the Counterparty. The Contracting Authority may refuse any person access to any of its locations. 19.5. If a person who belongs or belonged to the Staff of the Counterparty and who visits locations of the Contracting Authority in that capacity no longer works (or will no longer work) for the Counterparty for any reason whatever, the Counterparty will immediately report this to the Contracting Authority’s contact. Working …

… Faculty of Psychology and Neuroscience Introduction in Genetics Full course description While genetic liability to neurological and psychiatric disorders has been established, the search for the responsible genetic factors is still ongoing. This workshop focuses on how genetic variations confer risk of complex diseases. Students will gain insight, by using theoretical models, into how these alterations affect DNA transcription, RNA processing and protein synthesis, ultimately leading to variation … English Coordinator: E. Nelissen Teaching methods: Research, Skills Assessment methods: Attendance, Participation Keywords: neuropsychological experiment, poster Faculty of Psychology and Neuroscience Valorisation Full course description This workshop deals with the theory and practice of valorisation. Valorisation is defined as ‘’The process of value creation from knowledge, by making it applicable and available for economic or societal utilisation, and by translating it in the form of new … Research Master Cognitive and Clinical Neuroscience Specialisation Fundamental Neuroscience 16 Colloquia Full course description Each specialisation organizes two colloquia, in which senior researchers from Maastricht University or visiting lecturers present their scientific insights. Each colloquium focuses in depth on one of a wide range of topics, with issues transcending the courses and specialisations. Each colloquium lecture will be followed by active discussion, chaired by …

… Faculty of Psychology and Neuroscience Introduction in Genetics Full course description While genetic liability to neurological and psychiatric disorders has been established, the search for the responsible genetic factors is still ongoing. This workshop focuses on how genetic variations confer risk of complex diseases. Students will gain insight, by using theoretical models, into how these alterations affect DNA transcription, RNA processing and protein synthesis, ultimately leading to variation … of society. The Drug Development and NeuroHealth research master teaches students the knowledge, skills and capabilities that are needed for the discovery and development of novel therapeutics for psychiatric and neurologic disorders. Our workshop “Commercialising Science & Technology” helps you to understand and master the initial steps of the entrepreneurial process. That is, how to translate science into innovative product ideas and valorise your novel scientific insights. Valorisation … cascade, project stages, filter criteria, project milestones, Gantt chart Faculty of Psychology and Neuroscience Colloquia Full course description Each specialisation organizes two colloquia, in which senior researchers from Maastricht University or visiting lecturers present their scientific insights. Each colloquium focuses in depth on one of a wide range of topics, with issues transcending the courses and specialisations. Each colloquium lecture will be followed by active discussion, chaired by …

… Faculty of Psychology and Neuroscience Introduction in Genetics Full course description While genetic liability to neurological and psychiatric disorders has been established, the search for the responsible genetic factors is still ongoing. This workshop focuses on how genetic variations confer risk of complex diseases. Students will gain insight, by using theoretical models, into how these alterations affect DNA transcription, RNA processing and protein synthesis, ultimately leading to variation … PBL, Presentation(s), Skills Assessment methods: Attendance, Final paper, Presentation Keywords: drug safety, Pharmacokinetics, drug toxicity, in-silico tools Faculty of Psychology and Neuroscience Valorisation Full course description This workshop deals with the theory and practice of valorisation. Valorisation is defined as ‘’The process of value creation from knowledge, by making it applicable and available for economic or societal utilisation, and by translating it in the form of new … cascade, project stages, filter criteria, project milestones, Gantt chart Faculty of Psychology and Neuroscience Colloquia Full course description Each specialisation organizes two colloquia, in which senior researchers from Maastricht University or visiting lecturers present their scientific insights. Each colloquium focuses in depth on one of a wide range of topics, with issues transcending the courses and specialisations. Each colloquium lecture will be followed by active discussion, chaired by …