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Psychopaths. They have become the elusive focus of many Netflix documentaries and crime podcast in the last decades. However, it is not always clear what it mea

During the 48th celebration of the Dies Natalis at Maastricht University, Professor Robert Dur was given the opportunity elaborate on the tight labour market.

Chris Müller and Welmoed van Deen experimented with generative artificial intelligence (GAI) within their subject. How did they do this? Read more.

Presenting results of research on student inflow by origin at several Dutch universities

Marjolein Kooistra and Jan de Leeuw have both worked at our university for more than 40 years. They look back and tell them what has changed.

Our Academic Outreach Programme organised a session with stakeholders to discuss parental involvement (in the school career).

We proudly introduce you to our new Student Council for Equity, Diversity & Inclusion (SCEDI)

Matthijs Korevaar, Assistant Professor at Erasmus School of Economics shares his vision on the Dutch housing market in the Volkskrant

Matthias Rieger will join ESHPM as Theme Chair Global Health. He will develop the new “Global Health Theme” together with Igna Bonfrer, Director of RGHI.

Sammie Back wrote a thesis on laughing gas, which led to scientific publication. How did this publication come about and how addictive is laughing gas?