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MILE: New impulse for legal education at the Faculty of Law
The establishment of MILE creates a central hub where researchers, lecturers, and educationalists collaborate on the scientific study, support, and innovation of legal education.
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Community of Practice on AI & Education: introducing faculty AI updates and contact points
On 10 September, the AI & Education Community of Practice met at EDLAB to start the new academic year. Six AI faculty representatives introduced themselves and shared updates on policies, workshops, and tools for staff and students. 1) Technology & security, 2) AI literacy and 3) educational quality...
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Kicking off a new year of collaboration between the Centres for Teaching & Learning of Maastricht University, Open Universiteit and Radboud University (RUUMOU)
On 25 September, 22 colleagues from the Centres for Teaching & Learning of Radboud University, Maastricht University and Open Universiteit met in Heerlen to share project updates and set priorities for the new academic year.
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PREMIUM turns 15: UM’s excellence programme opens doors for students and partners
Connecting talent with real-world challenges, PREMIUM prepares master’s students for their careers while driving innovation across the region.
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Prof. Dr. Wim Gijselaers receives prestigious AERA Distinguished Career Award
Prof. Dr. Wim Gijselaers has received the Distinguished Career Award from AERA Division I, recognising his pioneering research, mentorship and decades of leadership in education in the professions.
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Weighing molecules and solving problems
Michiel Vandenbosch works in mass spectrometry: identifying the composition of a substance based on the weight of its molecules.
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Pure ecological harm – how much should it cost to burn a forest?
How much damages should companies pay for a fish, a seal, or an entire coral reef that perishes at the hands of industry? And why does our legal system have to put a price on the ecosystem that supports our very livelihood? How an apocalyptic beach holiday inspired Cenay Akin to go from the...
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Research on AI in the workplace: Dr. Roman Briker wins Hustinx Science Award
The School of Business and Economics is proud to share that Dr. Roman Briker, Assistant Professor of Organisational Behaviour, has been awarded the 2025 Hustinx Science Award.
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