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(Neo)fascist metropolis – Pablo del Hierro’s work on transnational fascism

Pablo del Hierro’s work on transnational fascism in his native Madrid has led to a book, a documentary, the FASoS Valorisation Prize and a political campaign to remove a fascist monument.
Pablo del Hierro

How do you turn thoughts into images?

Even more than his undisputed ingenuity and technical savvy, it is his imagination that has lifted Rainer Goebel to the highest echelons of cognitive neuroscience.
UM professor of neurocognition and director of the Brain Imaging Centre Rainer Goebel

Yannick was diagnosed with ADHD at the age of 24: “I finally understood where my mental health problems came from”

Yannick Smolders knew at a young age that he wanted to study medicine. But the first few years of his studies were less than smooth.
Portrait of FHML Master student Yannick Smolders

The UM Academy for Lifelong Development - discover the platform!

We’re thrilled to announce the launch of the UM Academy for Lifelong Development, a comprehensive platform that brings together the diverse educational offerings from Maastricht University’s institutes.
Masters students at the UM Tapijn kazerne main buiding

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