Re:Thinking Europe - with Philipp Blom & Kalypso Nicolaïdis

Interesting event for ES students. For more information please see the event.

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To all Dutch high school students that graduated today: congratulations! We look forward to welcoming you at European Studies in September, but enjoy your summer holiday first 😎.

Maastrichtse mensenrechtenprijs | Het recht op onderwijs

Article 18 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights says:" "Every one has the right to freedom of thought, conscience and religion". The “Maastricht Human Rights Prize“ was launched in 2015 to encourage young people to explore human rights issues and to reflect on the Declaration. This year's theme is the above-mentioned Article 18. How would you draw attention to this human right? Share your vision or concept in a creative way with fellow students by participating in the Maastricht Human Rights contest. A video, song, dance, text, art work; express yourself! You can win an financial contribution to a charity of your choice. For more information, go to http://maastrichtsemensenrechtenprijs.nl/en/

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Tuesday 16 May students enrolled in the course Communication Research of both study programs European Studies and Oriental Languages and Communication went on a field trip. Part of their course is to work on a research question from the city of Genk about tourism. To give the students a true feel on tourist attractions in Genk, a field trip was organized. First Tanith van Dammen from the city of Genk provided a Kick-Off in the auditorium of the Luca School of Arts located at the C-mine complex. Afterwards the students visited two of the main attractions of Genk: C-mine expedition and Bokrijk. It was a very successful trip and we wish all students a lot of success with their research project.

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INKOM 2016 - Official aftermovie

Introduce yourself to the student life of Maastricht! Being a student in Maastricht is quite normal. More than 10 percent of the inhabitants of Maastricht are students. So in case you’re afraid of being alone in a strange city, you’re totally wrong! In the week before the classes start, there is this event called INKOM. It is the general student introduction week in which student, study and sports associations will introduce themselves. You will get to know the city, while making new friends. During this week there will be indoor festivals, parties, movie nights and sports events. After this week, you know all the places to be in Maastricht. In 2017 the INKOM takes place from the 21th till the 25th of August. Visit http://www.inkom.nl for more information. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MKHV_uf_Z3Y

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*PARTY TIME* Time for a party after the exams! The student associations of the Faculty of International Business and Communication (Babel, Pegasus, Minos and Xenia) organize a Black & White party on Monday 29 May. Tickets will be sold in the canteen from 8 May until 26 May, between 12 and 1 o’clock (limited number of tickets available). Bring your friends, make sure you have your outfit ready and be there on the 29th of May! Date and time: Monday 29 May, 21:30-02:00 Location: D’n Hiemel, St. Bernardusstraat 24a, Maastricht Tickets: €5 Dress code: black/white

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Interested in studying European Studies at Zuyd? Come find us at the Bachelor and More fair in Düsseldorf today!

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Successful Lobby Pitches of our third year students today! After 8 weeks of research and preparations they pitched their strategies in front of a jury with external members from the European Parliament and Business Europe! Well done!

How to deal with relocation, cultural shock and networking abroad

Interesting read for our students (and alumni) https://www.europelanguagejobs.com/blog/tips-sucess-abroad-brittany-arthur

Porter & Keynes

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