Student Prizes 2021
Maastricht University celebrates its 46th Dies Natalis on Thursday, 12 May 2022, in the Sint Jans Church in Maastricht. Every year, the best master's and bachelor's theses by our students are rewarded during the Dies Natalis celebration. They receive five hundred euros, a certificate and a small gift as a token of appreciation from our Rector Magnificus. This year’s agenda includes a special ceremony, in which the outgoing Rector Magnificus, Prof. dr. Rianne Letschert, will transfer her position to Prof. dr. Pamela Habibovic. This was initially set to take place on 28 January, but was rescheduled due to corona-related circumstances. Prof. dr. Habibovic has already taken up her new role as of 1 February.
Bachelor's Student Prizes
Noah Helsloot
Bachelor Fiscal Economics
'What effect did the Paradise Papers have on the CSR-policies of the large multinationals involved?'
Amber Rerimassie
Bachelor Econometrics and Operations Research
'The Impact of Non-Pharmaceutical Interventions and Behaviour Change on the Covid-19 Pandemic in the EU'
Isa van Dijk
Bachelor Tax Law
'Thuiswerkregelingen voor grenswerkers tijdens de COVID-19 crisis'
Valentine Aliberti
Bachelor Maastricht Science Programme
'Preparing for Bepicolombo with 3D simulations of Mercury’s Magnetosphere'
Mark Steijns
Bachelor Dutch Law
'De Papieren Tijger van het Bezettingsrecht. Een onderzoek naar de praktische naleving van artikel 43 Landoorlogreglement tijdens bezettingen in het verleden, het heden en de toekomst.'
Lisa Koole
Bachelor Biomedical Sciences
'Interactive neuroinflammatory pathways and transcriptomics data analysis for schizophrenia and psychosis. Emergence of therapeutic strategies.'
Muharrem Tezbasaran
Bachelor University College Venlo
'Identification of Key Players within a Social Network'
Marcel Reddig
Bachelor International Business
'Does offering a fully traceable coffee improve small holder coffee farmer's livelihood? - a case for blockchain based traceability systems in Ethiopia's coffee industry'
Krzysztof Cybulski
Bachelor Data Science and Artificial Intelligence
' Reliable Deep Regression Using Overhead Images'
Bente Vissel
Bachelor University College Maastricht
'Entraining neural rhythmicity – Investigating the impact of musical expertise on neural entrainment in speech'
Konstantin Felix Scheuermann
Bachelor Economics and Business Economics
'On the Impact of European Cohesion Policy - Does Regional Public Procurement Management Matter?'
Anouk Blanken
Bachelor Health Sciences
'Psychosocial problems in deaf or hard of hearing children: a review'
Nino Luijpen
Bachelor Arts and Culture
'Acting Within the Story: Exploring the Immersive Traits of Interactive Narrative Games. A Case Study of Until Dawn'
Evgenia Kokkou
Bachelor European Law School
'The Applicability of Article 102 TFEU in the Digital Marketplace: Data-Related Abuses of Dominance by Online Platforms'
Ben Fishmann
Bachelor Psychology
'SENCO-AI: Speeding up fNIRS-based Communication'
Alicja Mastylak
Bachelor European Public Health
'The “Blessing” of Pregnancy? Barriers to Accessing Adequate Maternal Care in Poland: A mixed-methods study among women, healthcare providers, and decision-makers'
Konstantin Reiners
Bachelor European Studies
'Good Cop or Bad Cop? How the NGO Deutsche Umwelthilfe Expedites the Practical Implementation of the Ambient Air Quality Directive in Germany'
Kato Herman
Bachelor Medicine
Kato was awarded the prize because of her outstanding study results and the fact that she graduated cum laude.
