OpenUP Grant: deadline extended until 21 June 2026
Due to the many expressions of interest we have received, and in response to several requests for additional time, we have decided to extend the application deadline for the OpenUP Grant.
Due to the many expressions of interest we have received, and in response to several requests for additional time, we have decided to extend the application deadline for the OpenUP Grant.
From today, educators at Maastricht University (UM) can apply for the OpenUP Grant, an opportunity to transform your teaching materials into open, accessible, and reusable resources.
Open Education Week exists to celebrate exactly this: teaching innovations that don’t stay locked in one classroom. This year, we want to spotlight a project from right here at Maastricht University that shows what open education can look like in practice and why it matters.
On 17 June 2025, from 11.00 to 12.00 (CET), the Open Science Community Maastricht (OSCM) will organise a new FAIR coffee event featuring an exciting lecture by Dr. Szilvia Zörgő.
On 15 May 2025, from 10.30 to 11.30, Dr. Mariëlle Prevoo, department manager Research Support & Development at UM Library, and Chief Open Science for the UM, will share her insights during the FAIR Coffee event.
Join the first FAIR Coffee Lecture of 2025, organized by the Open Science Community Maastricht, featuring an exciting lecture by Sandra Geurts.
Discover the number of datasets published in 2024 on DataverseNL, one of the curated data repositories of Maastricht University.
FAIR is a set of principles for data management which promote transparency and accessibility in science. Qualitative research can benefit from it.
Join the upcoming FAIR Coffee Lecture, where Peter Prinsen will give a presentation entitled “Making the Netherlands Cancer Registry more FAIR”.
Don’t miss this opportunity to explore Open Science and the FAIR principles and find inspiration in the work of others.