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Memorial Mathieu Segers Opening | Book presentation

28 Nov
The Wars of the Future Lecture Studium Generale | Techlec

2 Dec

News and stories

Özge Gökdemir and Devrim Dumludağ reveal differences in competitive behaviour between women in the Netherlands

Economists and spouses Dr Özge Gökdemir and Professor Devrim Dumludağ conducted a study for Maastricht University that reveals differences in competitive behaviour between women in the Netherlands.
Özge Gökdemir and Devrim Dumludağ

Alumna Josje Weusten: Successfully embracing creative writing

In the series ‘From Alumnus to Author’, we shine a spotlight on UM alumni who share their knowledge and experiences through books. Alumna Josje Weusten published her first novel, Fake Fish, in 2024.
Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences alumna Josje Weusten, author of Fake Fish

Cans for a good cause

Anyone who thinks all students do is study and party hasn’t met Emma Daalmans and Cristian Rusu. The former and current presidents of study association JFV Ouranos are currently raising money for charity.
Emma Daalmans and Cristian Rusu of study association JFV Ouranos

International research collaboration for a greener planet

As countries seek cleaner energy solutions, green hydrogen has emerged as a key factor in the transition to a sustainable future. Maastricht University has taken a leading role in a collaborative research project.
Zero H2 emission hydrogen truck at a gas station

Budget cuts hit UM: protest on 14 November sorely needed

Behind the scenes, we have been working for months to stop the government from dealing an irreparable blow to Maastricht University in particular and to Dutch education and research in general. Now it is time to make our voices heard even more loudly.
Bezuinigingen

Julia: “If you have dyslexia, you’re no less smart. Your brain just works differently.”

Medical student Julia Schepers has known she has dyslexia since high school. When she started her studies at Maastricht University three years ago, she went straight to Disability Support to ask for guidance.
Julia Schepers