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Studying a Master at School of Business and Economics | Online info session 2024
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… and Economics, Maastricht University. Martin Wetzels is professor of marketing and supply chain research, School of Business and Economics, Maastricht University. He also serves as theme leader of the Data-Driven Decision-Making research theme at SBE. Sueli Brodin School of Business and Economics … How can companies motivate their sales employees to take work-related training aimed at developing their skill sets? “Make them write reviews about their learning experience,” advises Dominik Mahr of …
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… those with weak immune systems due to pre-existing conditions). Some experts are suggesting to prioritize those who spread the virus most in order to stop transmission of the virus in the population, and consequently, to indirectly protect vulnerable groups. Others argue that everyone should have an equal chance of getting a vaccine, through some kind of lottery. Still others argue that working people in general should get priority so that already damaged economies are not harmed any further. … to the respondents. In this experiment, people’s ranking changed. “The respondents divided in two groups”, professor Kessels revealed. “While both groups wanted to vaccinate essential professions in the second place, group one primarily wanted to target virus spreaders whereas group two wanted to prioritize those with pre-existing medical conditions.” “Members of group two (prioritizing the sick) were more likely to be from Dutch-speaking parts of Belgium, more likely to accept a COVID-19 … a successful vaccination campaign”, professor Tubeuf says. When asked to rank overall different vaccine allocation strategies, Belgians would prioritize similar groups of the population who are currently proposed by governments and experts’ groups (targeting health workers and old and ill people at high risk of severe COVID-19 or death). However, as soon as we provided respondents with more specific numbers of what being a high virus spreader meant, their preferences leant towards a vaccination …
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… themselves and prepareprior to the event. Prior to the event Watch video content relevant to this study programme Download and read through the Problem Based Learning (PBL) case During the event Presentation by the programme leader Interactive Q&A group session with students, admissions office, student and career counselling and our bachelor recruiter Experience our Problem Based Learning (PBL) method Maastricht city tour Lunch with the group *When the maximum number of participants has been reached, the system will automatically block the registration. In that case, we advise you to subscribe for the next on-campus event or send an email to events-sbe@maastrichtuniversity.nl to put you on a waiting list. Faculty of Science and Engineering School of Business and Economics Note that places for on-campus Experience Days are limited* and only open to students who plan to start their studies in September 2025 . Toevoegen aan kalender Experience Days Register now … We are happy that you are interested in one of our bachelor programmes. Choosing which university and bachelor programme you want to attend is an important …
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… Invitation Only This event is sponsored by Universiteitsfonds Limburg. School of Business and Economics Maastricht University School of Business and Economics Tongersestraat 53 6211 LM Maastricht H0.06 More information? Contact Francien Schijlen life-sbe@maastrichtuniversity.nl +31433883838 Interested in joining the conference? Sign up now! Sustainable Buildings 2.0 Download the brochure … Exciting new research results are emerging at major universities all over the world and Maastricht University …
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… of Marketing and Supply Chain Management, is working on helping find the answer. Her forthcoming paper in the Journal of Service Management , “ Service robots: Value co-creation and co-destruction in elderly care networks ”, co-authored with SBE colleagues Gaby Odekerken-Schröder and Dominik Mahr , presents some of her research findings. Caregiver robots, she says, are an “interesting future service”, but one for which end-user feedback is essential, given the limitations of “what … have some negative impact for them, they were open to accepting it because of their family.” Implementation of study’s findings Čaić says she was “very happy to receive the news” of the publication of her research, in what was “a long process – I started working on this paper in 2015”. Her partners at Zuyderland and Caritas Coimbra “have already had inputs into which functionalities would work better, and which functionalities need some improvement from the users’ perspective”. How would she like to see her findings implemented? “Once you have a finished product or a service, it’s very difficult to change things. Developers should start involving users from the very beginning, so it can be easier to meet their needs and desires. Things can be developed with the best intentions, but just don’t work for the elderly people, because the creators cannot put themselves in that …
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Our digital age is creating vast amounts of data; their opportunities and threats are the focus of the Data-Driven Decision-Making research theme at Maastricht University's School of Business and Economics
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All you need to know before submitting your MSc application! | Online info session
… need an English language test? We will give you the answers to all these questions and many others. We are here to help you make a confident decision! Please note that for the February 2024 intake, deadlines may have passed by the date of the webinar; do not hesitate to contact us if you have any questions that need to be answered before. Social media Follow the School of Business and Economics on Instagram School of Business and Economics Toevoegen aan kalender Online info session …
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… Frank Cörvers School of Business and Economics Professor Frank Cörvers (1966) combines his chair in Demographic Transition, Human Capital and Employment at the Maastricht University School of Business and Economics (SBE) with the Human Capital in the Region research programme at the Research Centre for Education and the Labour Market (ROA). … The discussion on how many inhabitants the Netherlands could or should have ignores the most essential factor: the rate of …
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… 11 november 2019 Zoekresultaten School of Business and Economics “Mieke, you have recently joined the Accounting and Information Management (AIM) department, what attracted you to start working in Maastricht?” I was mostly attracted by the international setting that Maastricht University operates in, and the research quality of the AIM department. “At the same time, you also hold a position at the university in Hasselt (Belgium). How did you get to the idea to combine both positions?” I started 5 years ago in Hasselt and, together with my colleagues, helped shaping both the research group and the program 'Business Informatics'. This is not only part of my personal career, but something I deem valuable for the region around Hasselt University. In short, I worked in an environment where I believe I have something to offer and was …