Privacy statement Maastricht University | FSE events

Protecting your privacy is important to Maastricht University (UM) and UM therefore treats your data with care. UM is the controller of your personal data. This privacy statement explains how UM handles personal data.

This privacy statement specifically relates to submitting a request related to events hosted by Maastricht University’s Faculty of Science and Engineering (FSE).

UM also has a general privacy statement, which you can find on www.maastrichtuniversity.nl. This general privacy statement regulates the processing that is not specifically mentioned in the present privacy statement. Here and there, reference will be made to this general privacy statement for more information.

Contact information

If you have questions about this privacy statement, if you want to know more about how UM handles personal data or if you have a complaint, you can contact:

Maastricht University 
T.a.v. Data protection officer 
PO Box 616 
6200 MD Maastricht 
privacy@maastrichtuniversity.nl

You can also contact the UM data protection officer directly via fg@maastrichtuniversity.nl.

The addresses above are only intended for contact in relation to privacy issues. They are not intended for communication on other matters.

Which personal data the UM processes

In the context of answering your questions, scheduling or planning your visit, keeping you up to date about our activities and/or otherwise providing you with the services and/or information you requested, UM processes the personal data that you enter yourself.

Purposes

UM processes the above personal data with the following purposes:

  • Forwarding your question(s) and request(s) to the appropriate internal address(es);
  • Answering your question(s) and request(s) by contacting you at the e-mail address you entered;
  • Making arrangements to accommodate your request(s);
  • Evaluating and thereby improving the performance of our contact forms;
  • Evaluating and thereby improving the quality and availability of the information UM provides to interested parties;
  • Keeping you up to date about our activities, in case you have explicitly indicated that you wish for us to do so.

Processing ground

When UM processes your personal data, this processing is based on a processing ground. A processing ground is the reason why personal data is processed. UM processes your personal data based on the following processing ground(s):

  • Consent

Permission

If the ground for processing is your permission, you can always withdraw this permission by contacting fse-events@maastrichtuniversity.nl. The withdrawal of your permission does not have retroactive effect.

Retention periods

Personal data is not kept by UM for longer than is necessary to achieve the purpose of the processing or to comply with a legal obligation.

The personal data entered by you will be stored no more than 24 months after you completed the form.

Recipients of personal data

Measures have been taken within UM to ensure that only the persons who must process your personal data have access to it. Your personal data is not shared with third parties.

Your rights

The privacy legislation gives you a number of rights with regard to your personal data. These rights are listed briefly below. You will find more information about each of these rights and how you exercise these rights in the general privacy statement on the UM website.

You have the right to view, correct and delete your personal data. In addition, you have the right to limit the processing, to have your data transferred to another party and the right to object when processing is based on a legitimate interest.

If you want to exercise one of the rights below, you can contact us in writing via privacy@maastrichtuniversity.nl or directly through the data protection officer via fg@maastrichtuniversity.nl.

If you have a complaint about the processing of your personal data by UM, you can contact UM about this via the contact details above. You also have the right to submit a complaint to the Dutch Data Protection Authority. You can read how to do this on the website of the Dutch Data Protection Authority.