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Marta Pertegás possesses an extensive knowledge of private international law and is a renowned expert in this field. In addition, she has considerable practical experience and a wide international network. She will start on 15 April 2018.

As part of the larger NWO research project Invisible Children, which studies the development rights of children living in unrecognised states, Marieke Hopman conducted a case study of children living in the Sahrawi Arab Democratic Republic (Western Sahara).

This Summer School will focus on Psychology of evidence: A European perspective and Vulnerable suspects and reduced responsibility issues across Europe.

Nicole Basaraba, based in Studio Europa Maastricht as a postdoctoral researcher, is affiliated with MACCH through her collaboration with Vivian van Saaze and with the Faculty of Science and Engineering through her collaboration with Gerhard Weiss and Jerry Spanakis.

Since 2018, third-year bachelor’s students have been able to obtain their teaching qualification through Maastricht University’s Education Minor. A comparable programme—the Education Module—is now open to bachelor’s and master’s graduates.

Research has shown that nearly nine in every thousand people suffer from chronic inflammatory bowel disease, which is considerably higher than current estimates.

Tiiu Albin received an honourable mention for the Mitchell B. Carroll Prize for her dissertation “International Aspects of the CCCTB in Europe” during the 2015 IFA Congress in Basel.

During an ordinary classical music concert, the tasks are clearly divided. Musicians play under the direction of the conductor on the podium of the concert hall, the audience in the hall listens attentively, preferably without coughing and applauding at the wrong times.

On Thursday 16 April, researchers of Leiden University, Radboud University and Maastricht University – with support of the Netherlands Network of Human Rights Research – organize an online event, titled Children and young adults in contact with the law: Systemic vulnerabilities and institutional...

On 20 October 2016, the Maastricht University Global Health and European Public Health programmes will again organise the Annual Symposium on Global and European Health. This year's central topic is Transnationality and Health: Migrants between Vulnerability and Resilience.