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Greening Europe is this year’s MCEL master thesis project which brings together students and staff members of MCEL who are interested in the study of EU environmental law.

Compress the electrical energy from 2-3 large wind turbines and methane into a one-meter-long tube, and you’ll produce green hydrogen and other feedstocks for the chemical industry, all without releasing any CO₂. Read about green hydrogen research at Maastricht University!

Lancering van Green Impact, een duurzaamheidscompetitie om duurzame veranderingen in een organisatie te ondersteunen.

Maastricht University is leading a research project funded by the Worldwide Universities Network, bringing together perspectives from four continents on green hydrogen policies.

The UM Green Office supported the FASoS, SBE, and Law Green Teams these past several weeks during their 3 Sustainability Days. While recapping the 3 previous days, we invite students and employees from all faculties to consider attending our remaining 3 days with FPN, FSE, and FHML and our...

Dr Abazi presents at the House of Representatives of the Netherlands on Parliamentary Access to Information

Do you want to act on sustainability at the UM, but don’t know what to do, where to start and who to contact? Do you dare to collaborate with UM staff? Get involved in the Green Impact Programme as a project assistant for +- 1,5 h per week! Sign up for our workshop on Feb 20th to get you started.

Op 31 mei zijn door Universiteit Maastricht, Brightlands en de Provincie Limburg nieuwe en zeer geavanceerde laboratoria op Brightlands Campus Greenport Venlo officieel geopend. Tegelijkertijd werden twee nieuwe onderzoekscentra gepresenteerd: het Food Claims Centre Venlo (FCCV) en het Centre for...

On 1 December 2021 METRO will organize an online seminar entitled 'The Impact of the EU Green Deal on Chinese trade and investment in Europe: Opportunities and challenges'. This online event will address the potential consequences of the EU Green Deal for Chinese investments in Europe.

Under project name: 'Urban greenspace as a motor for moving, meeting and relaxing', ICIS will collaborate with the GGD and use a spatial computer model to assess benefits of greenspace for health in Maastricht.