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Researchers using the DataHub storage services now have the opportunity to make a dataset openly available via DataverseNL. From now on you can copy (parts of) a dataset from DataHub to DataverseNL with just one push of a button. ... Keep reading

Some things you need online have restrictions in use. What to do? Many publishers offer help ... Keep reading

Due to the corona virus all UM Library locations are closed. Where possible, services that needed physical access to the library, will be offered online. ... Keep reading

From Monday 16 March, all locations of the University Library will be closed to students, researchers, lecturers and UM/MUMC+ staff. Library services will be offered online ... Keep reading

From Monday 2 March 159 brand new Tapijn Learning Spaces are open for use in the beautifully renovated Tapijn barracks. Carin Klompen, manager of UM Library Locations, welcomed the first students ... Keep reading

Are you a creative writer who can spot opportunities to bring variation into our daily social media posts? Then we are looking for you! ... Keep reading

A list of the benefits and pitfalls does not capture the experience of a digital exam. To give you an idea, we asked a teacher and a student about their personal experience with their first exam in TestVision ... Keep reading

Now that you have decided to offer a digital exam, you need to know where to get support, and what steps you have to take as a first time user. The University Library offers training and support for first time users, as well as an advanced workshop in collaboration with EdLab. ... Keep reading

TestVision regularly releases updates of its software that include new features and functionalities. A couple of these features have been built at the request of Maastricht University. We’ll take a look at a couple of features that are on the Roadmap ... Keep reading

The growing demand for digital exams far exceeds the current number of 800 Chromebooks that is available. Expanding the facilities is a logical next step, but what does it take, and what can you expect? ... Keep reading

We are happy to announce that Maastricht University and MUMC+ have a completely new Pure. Pure and associated services, such as the Research Publications portal, have been back in operation since Monday 17 February. ... Keep reading

Spoken Word Maastricht is back again! If your intention for 2020 was to step out of your comfort zone, then this is your chance! We are looking for students who are in to bringing words a live and students with musical talent ... Keep reading

From Saturday 22 – Tuesday 25 February most of the UM Library locations will be closed. There are two exceptions: you are welcome to study on Monday and Tuesday in the Randwyck Library and the USC Learning Spaces ... Keep reading

Because of upcoming exams, the Randwyck Library has extended opening hours on Saturday 25 and Sunday 26 January ... Keep reading

From August 2020, Maastricht University will transition from Blackboard to Canvas. Want to know all about it? Check out our Education Update! ... Keep reading

For master students SBE, the University Library offers workshops on Academic Resources in January 2020.In this workshop you learn how to search for books and ... Keep reading

Health and Psychosocial Instruments contains an essential collection of information on behavioural measurement instruments ... Keep reading

The Association of Universities in the Netherlands (VSNU), The Netherlands Federation of University Medical Centres (NFU), The Dutch Research Council (NWO) and information and analytics business Elsevier have reached a framework agreement. ... Keep reading

Please note that all library locations will be closed several days. Here is an overview of library hours in the period 20 December 2019 – 6 January 2020 ... Keep reading

Need a place to study? During the upcoming exam period, the library offers UM students extra opening hours. Also check out the 24/7 studying at the Studenthotel Maastricht, the overview of informal study places and bookable rooms within UM campus ... Keep reading