Past events
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05 Apr08:30 - 18:00
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04 Apr17:00 - 21:30
We are very pleased to let you know that on Wednesday, the 4th of April, the newly established Alumni Circle European Law School / International Laws will organize an Alumni Meeting at the UM campus in Brussels. Are you a ELS or ILS graduate (bachelor or master)? Then you are warmly invited to attend. This will be a great opportunity to extend your (professional) network, meet former class mates and staff members.
During this event Diane Fromage will give a master class on 'The ECB’s accountability in the post-Banking Union era’ and prof. Andrea Ott will give a lecture within the framework of CLEER (Centre for the Law of EU External Relations) on 'The Brexit conundrum: Stuck between Politics, EU and International Law'.
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04 Apr14:00
- PhD Defence
PhD conferral Ms drs. Alina A. Smirnova
"Unpacking Quality in Residency Training and Health Delivery"
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29 Mar16:00
- PhD Defence
PhD conferral Mr drs. Elwin H.H. Mommers
“Advances in hernia surgery; preoperative, intraoperative, and postoperative developments in abdominal wall surgery”
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29 Mar14:00
- PhD Defence
PhD conferral Mr Sander van Hoeve, MSc.
“Reliability and clinical application of multi-segment foot models in patients after foot and ankle trauma”
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29 Mar12:00
- PhD Defence
PhD conferral Ms Walmari Pilz
“Shedding light on oropharyngeal dysphagia in myotonic dystrophy type 1”
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29 Mar12:00 - 18:00
De studiedag is een grensoverschrijdende samenwerking tussen Universiteit Gent en Universiteit Hasselt in België, en de Universiteit Maastricht, en Radboud Universiteit in Nederland. Hierdoor zal elk topic “gespiegeld” worden toegelicht: heikele en actuele aspecten van de fiscaliteit van zetelverplaatsingen tussen België en Nederland komen zowel vanuit Belgisch als Nederlands perspectief aan bod. De sprekers zijn deskundigen uit én de academische wereld én de praktijk.
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28 Mar19:30 - 21:30
Lecture and networking event for alumni from six international business schools!
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28 Mar15:30 - 17:00
Many, if not most, big data are connected to the lives of citizens: their movements, opinions, and relations. Arguably data and citizens are inseparable: from smartphones, meters, fridges and cars to internet platforms, the data of digital technologies is the data of citizens. I explore the politics of this attachment between digital technologies, data and citizens through an account of an experiment in the design of a ‘citizen data app’ that speculates on alternatives for generating statistics for research and governing.
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28 Mar14:00
- PhD Defence
PhD conferral Mr Floris W.C. Peters, MSc.
“The citizenship premium immigrant naturalisation and socio-economic integration in the Netherlands”