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The Board of Deans of Maastricht University, partly in response to discussions surrounding De Jonge Akademie’s ‘Iedereen Professor’ initiative, is emphasising PhD supervision rights for Assistant Professors. At UM, Assistant Professors can apply for the ius promovendi, granting them the right to confer...

The 5th MORSE conference will bring together scholars from different disciplines around Europe to engage in interdisciplinary discussions, to discuss their research and its practical application and societal impact and to work towards responsible, resilient and sustainable future

Prof. Lilian Tsourdi and Dr. Catherine Warin (University of Lille) co-authored a mapping study on identifying and effectively responding to needs linked with vulnerability in the context of asylum and migration as commissioned by the Council of Europe (Division on Migration and Refugees).

Dani Shanley explores responsible innovation, ethics, and society’s role in shaping progress.

Amazed by the power of data and AI, but concerned about its impact on privacy, ethics, law, ecology, and society? Responsible Data Science puts people and the planet first.

Today researchers at Maastricht University’s European Centre on Privacy and Cybersecurity (ECPC) have published the first-ever complete CSR framework for data protection aimed at improving privacy and security for a sustainable digital future - the Maastricht University Data Protection as a Corporate...

In response to the societal challenges surrounding climate change, Maastricht University is sharpening its partner agreements. One of our goals is to stop cooperating with parties that obstruct the transition to a fossil-free, climate-neutral society - while at the same time encouraging cooperation...

How can and should the government respond to the current low participation in the national immunization programme? Can certain forms of coercion be justified? The book Inducing Immunity? Justifying Immunisation Policies in Times of Vaccine Hesitancy provides answers.

Environmental Law Lecture: ‘Are we stuck? How to rethink sustainability, law and capitalism in a time of crises’ by Constantijn van Aartsen. This lecture will explore why societies often struggle to respond to major crises and will offer new perspectives on sustainabil

In the 20th Century, an increasing group of people believed nature to be under threat – not only locally, but worldwide. In light of this state of affairs, many were convinced that the only efficient response thinkable was international and science-based.