Summer 2019 graduation ceremonies
This summer saw many bachelor and master students graduate from - among others - the Faculty of Law, the Faculty of Science and Engineering and the Faculty of Health, Medicine and Life Sciences.
Faculties and study programmes each had their own graduation ceremony in spectacular locations, such as the Vrijthof (André Rieu's stage) or Sint Janskerk in Maastricht.
Congratulations to all UM students who have received their degree - a significant milestone this summer!
For pictures and videos of the graduation ceremonies, see the gallery below or look in the overview on the right.
Among our summer 2019 graduations:
- University College Maastricht: watch the video report
- Systems Biology: MaCSBio Master Thesis Award
- Biobased Materials: Menno Knetsch Master Thesis Award
- Master in Public Policy and Human Development: Our latest batch of future policymakers
- School of Business and Economics: watch the livestreams
- Maastricht Science Programme
- Faculty of Law (several programmes)
- University College Venlo
- Data Science and Knowledge Engineering: DKE's class of 2019: what's next?
- Master Medicine
- Master Health Sciences
Master in Public Policy and Human Development
Graduates Maastricht Science Programme
Biobased Materials
Systems Biology
University College Maastricht
University College Maastricht
University College Venlo
Bachelor’s graduates Data Science and Knowledge Engineering
Graduates of the KE@Work honours track
Graduates of the MarBLe 2.0 honours track
Master’s graduates Artificial Intelligence and Data Science for Decision Making
Graduation ceremony Maastricht Science Programme
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