Search results

… Rechtsgeleerdheid. Successful completion of the bachelor's programme Rechtsgeleerdheid combined with successful completion of a legal master's programme can lead to obtaining ‘civiel effect’ in the Netherlands. See appendix 10 for any additional requirements per master's programme. Article 4 Teaching methods 1 The education is provided in the form of tutorial meetings and/or skills training and/or lectures and/or individual guidance. The Faculty Board may permit other teaching methods. 2 There … form (can be found through My UM). The Director of Studies will make a decision regarding the proposal within four weeks. If necessary, the Board of Examiners will then make a decision within four weeks as to whether any additional examination requirements should be imposed. c. the Director of Studies may grant permission, under conditions to be set by him, for the student to select an individual course generating a maximum of six credits, under the supervision of a lecturer authorised to … the name of the supervisor requested, must be submitted in advance to the Education Desk. The Director of Studies will make a decision regarding the proposal within four weeks. If necessary, the Board of Examiners will then determine the examination requirements within four weeks; d. A maximum of 12 credits may be acquired by completing an internship; 2 Without prejudice to the provisions in the previous paragraph students may acquire a maximum of 24 credits by taking courses in non-legal …

… journals. If we accept you as a PhD student, you will get in touch with our PhD group and work with them in close cooperation. 6. What is necessary to get selected as a PhD? The applicant is invited to write a PhD project proposal, following the requirements as included in the PhD project proposal file. It should be written as if it is a grant application for a national science foundation. The proposal will be reviewed by two reviewers. Acceptance of your proposal depends on their … If both proposal and presentation are acceptable, the PhD is accepted as student at our department. We will take care that the PhD gets access to the e-library of our university, and appointments will be made about how to proceed. 7. Language requirements. The only language of the PhD program is English, and all submitted materials must be in English. Candidates must have sufficient proficiency in English, as demonstrated by an official TOEFL test score, or as demonstrated in other … his or her participation in the program (s)he has to inform the Supervisor. No fees will be refunded in this case. The supervisor can also decide to end supervision and terminate the PhD project if progress or the quality of the work does not meet the requirements or for other reasons not specified. The minimum requirement for acceptable progress is one completed manuscript (ready for submission to a journal) per two years. In case of termination of participation in the PhD project before the PhD …

… have been published. They can at the inspection appeal to their grade. They do so on an individual basis; this means that if their appeal is successful, it applies only to the relevant student. Article 2.5 Written assignments and master thesis 1. The requirements with regard to the thesis and to papers that are part of a course will be announced in the respective assessment plan in the Student Portal. 2. All written assignments must be checked for plagiarism using Ouriginal or another plagiarism- … end-terms 1. The level of the end-terms is determined at the end of every course year. 2. In their annual transition meeting at the end of the academic year, the Board of Examiners checks the results of all students and may decide on exemption to the requirements and, if so, grant admission to the higher course year. The program management and the student advisors are consulted before or during the meeting on issues of students’ personal/ professional development and/or special circumstances. 3. At … incomplete and no result can be assigned. A NG automatically constitutes a fail and no credits are awarded. Article 3.2 Determination and administration of exam results 1. Exam components will be administered and the associated credits granted if the requirements for the relevant components as stated in the applicable assessment plan have been fulfilled. 2. The following applies to the administration of courses: - the student must have a final grade of at least "5.5"; - for receiving the associated …

… 2 Admission ............................................................................................ 5 Article 2.1 Admission ............................................................................................... 5 Article 2.2 Admission requirements ........................................................................... 5 Article 2.3 Language requirement with non-Dutch diplomas .......................................... 5 Article 2.4 Capacity Limitations … 20 Section 4 Education ........................................................................................... 21 Article 4.1 Courses, composition, actual design ......................................................... 21 Article 4.2 Entrance requirements ........................................................................... 21 Article 4.3 Course/Module Registration and Deregistration .......................................... 21 Section 5 Assessment … the Higher Education and Scientific Research Act (Wet op het Hoger Onderwijs en Wetenschappelijk Onderzoek, WHW); b Student: the student who is registered at Maastricht University, for the purpose of attending the courses and/or fulfilling the formal requirements of the study programme; Education and Examination Regulations Research Master in Cognitive and Clinical Neuroscience 2021-2022 4 c. Academic year: the period from 1 September of a calendar year up to and including 31 August of the …

… accordance with the Education and Examination Regulations for bachelor's programmes of Maastricht University’s Faculty of Law; b. who have successfully completed the premaster Law as referred to in Article 19, provided that the additional substantive requirements for admission to the relevant master’s programme as referred to in Article 52 of the Education and Examination Regulations of the bachelor’s programme Rechtsgeleerdheid 2024-2025 of Maastricht University’s Faculty of Law have been met; c. … at least 60 credits of Dutch Law, or; b. who have been awarded a premaster Rechten at another Dutch university, on which the Board of Admissions has made a positive decision, and who have sufficient command of the Dutch language in accordance with the requirements of Article 21, or; c. who have been awarded a Bachelor’s degree from a related academic bachelor, on which the Board of Admissions has made, possible subject to additional requirements, a positive decision and who have sufficient command of the Dutch language in accordance with the requirements of Article 21. Article 5: Admission to the master’s programme Forensica, Criminologie en Rechtspleging (Dutch-language track) 1. …

… ECTS credits for IPKM (LLM/MSc) The Advanced Masters IPKM (LLM/MSc) are also offered as two-year, half-speed programmes with a total study load of 60 ECTS credits divided over two years. Article 5 Examination The programme is completed by meeting all requirements listed below. Article 6 Language of instruction The teaching activities and examinations in the Advanced Master’s programmes will be given in English. Texts in other languages may also be used in both teaching and examinations, in … degree examinations are awarded the LLM or MSc degree with the name of the master’s programme added. 4 When the certificate is awarded, the examinee is also given a separate list of grades and a diploma supplement. 5 A student who has fulfilled the requirements for the master’s examination, may request the Board of Examiners to stay the conferral of the degree, providing reasoned arguments. 6 The Board of Examiners may award the cum laude designation if the examinee has demonstrated exceptional … (LLM) is issued to: a) those • who have obtained a recognized Master’s degree of Laws (or related fields) the level of which is comparable to that of a Dutch master’s degree; and • who possess sufficient English-language skills in accordance with the requirements set down in Article 22, and • who have demonstrable knowledge of or practical experience in intellectual property law or knowledge management; and • who have submitted a letter of motivation, written in English, the content of which has …

… 4 Article 2.1 Responsibilities ........................................................................................................................ 4 Article 2.2 Admission requirements .......................................................................................................... 4 Article 2.3 Language requirements with non-Dutch diplomas.................................................................... 4 SECTION 3 CONTENT AND STRUCTURE OF THE PROGRAMME ................................................................... 5 Article 3.1 Aim of the … of the admission to the board of admission to oversee the applications for the master’s programme. The board of admission will make the final decision of those applicants who will gain admittance into a master's programme, based upon the admission requirements. Article 2.2 Admission requirements 1. The admission requirements for the master’s programme depend on the prior education. Applicants awarded a relevant bachelor’s or master’s degree from a university are qualified for admission to the …

… 4 Article 2.1 Responsibilities ........................................................................................................................ 4 Article 2.2 Admission requirements .......................................................................................................... 4 Article 2.3 Language requirements with non-Dutch diplomas.................................................................... 4 SECTION 3 CONTENT AND STRUCTURE OF THE PROGRAMME ................................................................... 5 Article 3.1 Aim of the … of the admission to the board of admission to oversee the applications for the master’s programme. The board of admission will make the final decision of those applicants who will gain admittance into a master's programme, based upon the admission requirements. Article 2.2 Admission requirements 1. The admission requirements for the master’s programme depend on the prior education. Applicants awarded a relevant bachelor’s or master’s degree from a university are qualified for admission to the …

… 4 Article 2.1 Responsibilities ................................................................................................................................. 4 Article 2.2 Admission requirements .................................................................................................................... 4 Article 2.3 Language requirements with non-Dutch diplomas ............................................................................ 4 SECTION 3 CONTENT AND STRUCTURE OF THE PROGRAMME ......................................................... 5 Article 3.1 Aim of the … of the admission to the board of admission to oversee the applications for the master’s programme. The board of admission will make the final decision of those applicants who will gain admittance into a master's programme, based upon the admission requirements. Article 2.2 Admission requirements 1. The admission requirements for the master’s programme depend on the prior education. Applicants awarded a relevant bachelor’s or master’s degree from a university are qualified for admission to the …

… programme in Psychology of FPN. The Board of Examiners will designate examiners to conduct the examinations. In particular cases, the Board of Examiners can annul decisions taken by the examiners when, e.g., a student has not complied with the requirements for a part of the examination which the student has taken. Article 3.1 Appointment and composition of the Board of Examiners 1. The dean of FPN installs the Board of Examiners and appoints its members based on their expertise in the field … also require a University Teaching Qualification (UTQ) or completion of specific UTQ workshops. Alternatively, examiners can be appointed temporarily while pursuing the UTQ qualification. Detailed information on examiner categories and their specific requirements is available on Askpsy.nl. 2. For research internships, first assessors must hold a PhD. Second assessors must hold a PhD, be a PhD student, or be a lecturer who has completed the UTQ workshop "Supervision of Research and Writing … general psychologists (Master’s level) and have, in principle, at least three years of work experience in the clinical field. 5. In case of a research internship, the internship coordinator is responsible to ensure the supervisors/assessors meet the requirements set by the Board of Examiners. 6. In case of a research internship outside UM (external internship) the external supervisor needs to have a PhD or needs to have a track record showing experience in conducting research and writing …