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The Double Degree Programme Offers a Priceless Experience the Design of Education Quality Agreements education FHML 2019 matters The Double Degree Programme offers a priceless experience The Design of Education Quality Agreements: a co-production for education Digital Technology & Care Contents Further Welcome to the fifth edition 03 Foreword of our annual magazine Welcome to the fifth edition of our annual magazine 04 Student in the Picture: Rosemarie Lucero As usual, it contains a variety of information and interviews Pay it forward, GLEPH! on remarkable activities of students and staff, and on important developments in our education. Many of these activities and 10 06 The Double Degree Programme offers a priceless developments are driven by the significant and rapid changes experience that are currently taking place in healthcare, science and Copy, not Paste Master’s students in Biomedical Sciences have the technology. As indicated in a number of recent reports on the The scorching sun is blazing over Al Bukariyah in the middle of the opportunity to enrol in a double degree programme. future of healthcare, the concept of health is being revised desert in Saudi Arabia. There is nothing here except hot sand and and the way citizens deal with their health and their Sulaiman Al Rajhi’s towering ambitions. Highly impressed with the 08 The Design of Education environment is changing. This dynamic situation requires concept of Problem-Based Learning (PBL), he signed a contract At FHML, a multi-disciplinary team is installed to support flexibility and adaptivity of the healthcare workforce and with Maastricht University. the design and innovation of the educational programmes. organisation. On top of that, fast scientific developments result in anincreasing body of knowledge on how to prevent, 13 Facts and figures detect and treat diseases. 14 Quality Agreements: a co-production for education Of course, all these exciting developments ask for flexibility To enable all these changes and guarantee a persistently high Following the abolition of the basic student loan, all Dutch and adaptivity in education as well. We will have to be prepared quality of our educational programmes, our teaching and research universities and universities of applied science to adjust our curricula and to start new ones to serve society support staff are key. Their motivation and enthusiasm are are entitled to receive extra funds to innovate and enhance in the best possible way, by educating students that are indispensable and central in these processes. It is very rewarding the quality of education, based on Quality Agreements. prepared to function optimally in the dynamic world of health, to note that alumni recognise this and show their appreciation 16 medicine and life sciences. Examples of new developments when they look back on their education at FHML from a new 18 News in brief in our educational offer, that are inspired by the changes and different context. For example an alumnus that transferred Modernising European mentioned above, are presented in this magazine. to a master in Amsterdam, sent a mail to the staff of our Public Health 22 Digital Technology & Care Anatomy department: “Last week we had our first anatomy In September 2020, a completely reformed Bachelor in European Numerous apps and technological devices are promising The new specialisation on Digital Technology and Care, that practical. When I proudly mentioned Maastricht, our teacher Public Health (B-EPH) programme will start at FHML. better care, more autonomy for the patient, easier will be part of the Bachelor’s programme Health Sciences, will told us that your anatomy education is outstanding and they communication and/or cost-saving opportunities. offer students the possibility to bridge the gap between take it as their example. Just something I thought would be However, reality is unruly. healthcare professionals and technology developers. In the nice to pass on, since you all work so hard to provide the best near future, a new master’s programme will be developed for your students & it clearly shows!”. Or an alumnus that sent 24 Prizes to specialise in this field. The Bachelor on European Public his previous mentor the message: “I have been selected as Prize winning achievements 2018-2019 Health will be revised to embed recent public health related resident to become an orthopedic surgeon. Therefore, I can now developments in the EU and to meet the changing demands start the trajectory that we discussed so often. Thanks again!” 26 Who is who? of future employers. New themes that will be included in the Or students that sent a mail after their graduation in which The Institute for Education Management and Advisory programme are for example climate change and e-health. they show their appreciation for all the help they received Bodies (2019) To prepare students for future international collaborations during their study from the Education Office. These kind 20 and provide them with the unique possibility to earn two of messages form a great and well-deserved source of 28 Why choosing the Master of Health Professions master degrees, we have recently developed a number of recognition and appreciation for our staff as a whole! Welcome to the office of… Education? double degree programmes, together with international Team Information Support FHML is the beating heart of student partner universities, for example two universities in Japan Mirjam oude Egbrink communication. It is where students can (virtually) ask any questions, in case of Biomedical Sciences. Scientific director of the Institute for Education FHML send in requests and file complaints. Education FHML 2019 3 Rosemarie Lucero: Pay it forward, GLEPH! A personal scholarship for a Dutch master’s student There is definitely something special about Rosemarie Lucero. Pay it forward, GLEPH! “I wanted to enrol, but that wouldn’t have been possible This master’s student of GLEPH (Governance and Leadership in without the help of my dear friends back in Ireland. European Public Health) is close to 60. She looks far younger They created a personal scholarship for me. I’m so grateful. As I am now in the final stages of my master’s, I want to honour than her age, with long black hair, an endearing smile, the generosity of my friends by creating a scholarship for a Dutch and mischievous eyes behind a pair of small rimless glasses. student, calling it: ‘Pay it forward, GLEPH!’ This way I’m also showing gratitude to the Netherlands and Maastricht University What is most striking about her is that she is a woman on a for the opportunity of studying here.” mission. At a young age, she decided she wanted to devote Motivation letter her life to bringing peace to the world. How does this scholarship work? “Students who are interested in this offer are invited to write to me and share their story. I am Rosemarie has travelled the world. Born and raised in the interested in their dream in life, what motivates them, for what Philippines, she left the country at the age of 33. Since then, she has reason did they decide to apply for the GLEPH master’s programme? lived, studied and worked in many countries, such as Germany, the What would they like to achieve while doing the course? On the UK and Ireland. Since she was a teenager, she has been putting basis of the candidates’ motivation letter and the combination her mission into practice. She did so as the creative mind behind of their intellectual, social, emotional and psychological qualities, many events, such as the ‘Instruments of Peace’ in Dublin, it will be decided which candidate is offered the scholarship, which but also by paying attention to the small things in life as well covers 100% of the tuition fee (€2,083 in 2019). On top of that, as possible. “For instance, by really listening to people who are the ‘Pay it Forward, GLEPH’ scholarship recipient will receive rarely listened to. By not judging, and giving instead of taking. moral support from me, if and when needed.” Gratefulness and generosity are core values in my life. At all times, I find evidence that generosity creates new waves of generosity.” Starting a fire Three times in love A couple of years back, during the masters’ Open Day, she attended “Ihopethattherewillbeastudentwhowillbeinspiredby an information talk about GLEPH. “While listening to associate thepowerofthisidea.Inessence,itissomuchmorethan professor Kasia Czabanowska, I felt convinced that this was the right course for me. I fell in love! After the talk, I visited the other freetuition!Youneedtohavewhatittakes,becauseof faculties and campuses and fell in love with the university. coursemyultimategoalistostarta‘fire’,buildinga‘Payit Before taking the train to Schiphol airport, I walked the streets of Maastricht and fell in love for the third time that day.” Forward,GLEPH!’tradition.Wouldn’tthatbewonderful?” 4 Education Matters Education FHML 2019 5 WILFRED GERMERAAD AND NICOLE SENDEN The Double Degree Programme “ Before going there, the only thing I knew about Japan was sushi,” Biomedical Sciences graduate Bárbara Schmitz Abecassis admits. After spending a year in Kyoto, the tables have turned. She has returned home with knowledge offers a priceless experience of the Japanese way of life, new friendships and, last but not least, two Master’s of Science degrees. Since the academic year 2014-2015, master’s students in Wilfred Germeraad Biomedical Sciences have the opportunity to enrol in a double degree programme. “Thus far, twenty-eight students went to “ThecontractswithourpartneruniversitiesinKyoto Japan, and seven students are currently there,” coordinator andSendaihaverecentlybeenextendedforthreeyears. Nicole Senden states. Inotherwords:webelieveintheprogramme.Workingand Students spend the first year of their master’s programme in livingabroadisalife-changingexperience,andwealso Maastricht and the second one at a partner university in Japan, where they do an internship in a laboratory. After completing thinkthatadoubledegreecanbeadvantageousinthe the requirements of both programmes - if everything goes as jobmarket.ItmakesyourCVstandout.” planned, this happens without any study delay - they receive two degrees, one from each university.
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