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Services for international & exchange students.

At Maastricht University, we strive to create a welcoming atmosphere and to facilitate the rapid integration of the international members of our student community, whether they’re here for a full study programme or for a shorter time on an exchange.

We do this by offering support to international students both before and during their studies through social events, buddy programmes, introduction courses, etc. It’s important to us that every student from every country feels at home in Maastricht.

Services for prospective students

For the international students who live too far from Maastricht to come and get a feel for the city and the university, we want to provide as much information as we can about what it's like to live and study here. That's why we've created the following opportunities for them to talk to current international students and to get as much information as they can online:

• Student Support : Prospective students can speak with current international or Dutch students who can tell them what it's like to study and live in Maastricht, help with the application process or answer questions about the study programmes.
• Virtual Open Day : For international students who can't make it to Maastricht for an Open Day, the Virtual Open Day provides videos on all programmes and locations as well as various aspects of student life.
• Virtual campus tour : Especially for prospective international students who can't see the buildings and facilities for themselves, we created a virtual tour.
• Mymaastricht.nl : This website gives prospective and current students detailed information on living in Maastricht. It’s a joint initiative of UM, Zuyd University of Applied Sciences and the Maastricht municipality.  

Information events in your country

We take part in various international education fairs, so there are also opportunities to meet us in your own country. Have a look at the international fairs we participate in throughout the year. Come meet us and learn more about our programmes!

• 55% of students & 45% academic staff come from abroad ( 100+ countries)
• the most international student body in the Netherlands
• scholarships available to Dutch and international students
• international relations offices at each faculty support students mobility
• International Student Service Office 

English information events in Maastricht

For the international students who are able to come to an Open Day or become a Student for a Day, we hold our information sessions in English for all of the programmes that are taught in English (which is the majority of our programmes). We also have a mix of both international and Dutch students available to answer questions.  

Foundation Programme

Some international high school diplomas are not sufficient to qualify for direct admission to a Dutch bachelor’s programme. For students with one of these diplomas, we offer a one-year Foundation Programme  that can help them qualify for the programme of their choice.

Maastricht University has signed the Dutch Code of Conduct with respect to international students, which guarantees a proper recruitment, selection and coaching of international students. 

Services for incoming students

We know that coming to a new city and university from abroad is not only exciting, but has its challenges as well. And we don’t want our international students to face those challenges alone. The International Student Support Office is dedicated to supporting them with the administrative and social issues involved in moving abroad. Once they're in Maastricht, students can also come to the office if they need help in person.

Some of our support services include:

• Visa support : we help students with everything they need to get a visa and residence permit.
• Scholarships and financial aid : there are scholarships and financial aid options for both regular and Erasmus+ exchange students.
• Travel Instructions Service
• International Student Welcome Day : new international students can meet other international students and staff in a relaxed, social atmosphere.
• Student Ambassadors can help you choose a study programme and tell you more about student life in Maastricht.

International Student Ambassador Programme : new international students can register for a current student to be a ‘buddy’ who can guide them through their move to Maastricht and help them settle in.

• Housing : students can search for a room from abroad at maastrichthousing.com . Through our own quality mark 'prettig wonen, we ensure that the accommodation offered adheres to safety and trustworthiness criteria. In addition, we offer fully furnished rooms at our  UM Guesthouse .
• Language support : if students would like to learn Dutch or another language, they can take language courses at the university’s Language Centre.  

Pre-Academic Training

In addition to the many services we offer for international students, we also offer a Pre-Academic Training (PAT) for students who feel they need to refresh some of their mathematics, English or intercultural communication skills before they start their study programme. This gives students a ‘soft landing’ and gives them the best possible academic and social preparation for their studies. The PAT is organised in the last month of the summer vacation and finishes in time for students to join the university’s introduction week, INKOM.

Student associations

A good way for international students to get to know people is to become a member of a student association . In Maastricht, there are not just social clubs but also a large number of study associations, sports clubs and clubs involving arts and culture. Each club has its own objectives, culture and activities. Many of them also focus on international activities or themes. The plans for an International Students Club – a multifunctional meeting place for international and internationally oriented students – are in full swing.

  Curious about what life is like in Maastricht? Visit our Life@UM pages

Services for exchange students

Incoming exchange students.

Each year, more than a thousand exchange students come to Maastricht University for a study abroad period. Many of these exchange programmes are handled directly by the relevant faculty, but the Center for European Studies and Maastricht Summer school have open enrolment and short-stay programmes as well as a wide range of services and social events that help exchange students to integrate into life in Maastricht:  

• Faculty exchange pages : Many of our exchange programmes are organised directly through the relevant faculty. As most of our degree programmes are offered in English, there are a wide variety of courses to choose from, making it easy for students to follow an exchange programme at one of our faculties.
• Center for European Studies : The center has a number of open enrollment programmes as well as university-specific programmes.
• Maastricht Summer School : MSS is a joint initiative of Maastricht University, Zuyd University of Applied Sciences and Maastricht School of Management, which offers short courses during the summer months in a variety of fields and disciplines.

Outgoing exchange students

Many of our master’s and bachelor’s degrees have a required period of study or internship abroad. Other programmes often have room for a period abroad during an elective period. To support students who are going on an exchange, we offer a number of services:

• International Relations Offices : Each faculty has an International Relations Office that will help students explore their options and make the necessary arrangements.
• Language support : Students can take language courses at the university’s Language Centre to prepare for their stay abroad.
• Scholarships for study and research abroad : We’ve compiled a list of scholarships that students can apply for when planning to study or conduct research abroad.

See where our School of Business & Economics students have gone, supported by the school's International Relations Office. 

Scholarships

Every academic year, more than 150 students pursue their studies at Maastricht University on a wide range of scholarships. We provide our prospective students with sufficient information about existing scholarships. We also continue to work to expand the number of scholarship agreements with our partners across the globe.

Also, for our UM students interested in a study or internship abroad, we offer a variety of scholarships and we actively encourage our students to make use of the existing opportunities.

Scholarships for incoming students

Various grants are available for international students who want to study in Maastricht. Examples of these scholarships are:

The UM NL High Potential scholarship :  This scholarship offers full scholarships to highly talented non-EU master students

• UM faculty scholarships: These are offered by the six UM faculties for both bachelor's and master's students in their programmes.
• In order to support refugee learners, the UM NL Euregion Refugee Scholarship programme offers 2 tuition waivers per academic year for talented refugee students from the Meuse-Rhine Euregion who have been admitted to a Master’s programme at UM.

At UM, we also facilitate a wide range of financial aid programmes in order to help our (prospective) students make well-informed decisions regarding their future. Note that we are one of the four Dutch institutions holding the U.S. Direct Loans  (FAFSA)  accreditation for students from the United States of America.

Please visit our Scholarships for incoming exchange students  page for more information about these scholarships.

Scholarships for outgoing students

Students of Maastricht University who are interested in studying abroad have various options to apply for a scholarship. Two examples are:

• Erasmus+ scholarship : This is intended for students in higher education who would like to study abroad for some time or do a traineeship abroad. This scholarship is available for students in all courses of study.
• NL Scholarship : This scholarship is made available by the Dutch Ministry of Education Culture and Science together with Dutch research universities and universities of applied sciences. It is meant for students who want to study, do research or an internship outside the European Economic Area (EEA).

Please visit our Scholarships for students going abroad page for more information about these scholarships.

Looking to the future: Encouraging international experience

The mobility of our students is one of our key focus areas, particularly in collaboration with our international partner universities and networks. In many of our programmes, students are encouraged or even obliged to study abroad for a semester. But there are also other ways our students can gain international experience, and we plan to further explore and develop these options, including:

• taking part in Research-Based Learning at a partner university (e.g.  MaRBLe  in the Worldwide Universities Network)
• following an internship abroad
• attending summer school or other short-term programmes offered by partner institutions all over the world 

In the coming years, more attention will also be paid to the concept of ‘virtual mobility’.

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The City Hall

The city hall, built over the years 1659-1664 under the guidance of master architect Pieter Post, has a tower dating from 1684 and a carillon with 49 bells that is still regularly played.

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The city hall, built over the years 1659-1664 under the guidance of master architect Pieter Post, has a tower dating from 1684 and a carillon with 49 bells that is still regularly played. The interior is also very attractive, with beautiful wall tapestries, stucco work, ceiling paintings, and mantelpieces.  Experience and explore the city hall like never before through the Max van Even's short film, a virtual tour, or the album from the Reeks Vierkant Maastricht as offered by the Stichting Historische Reeks Maastricht (foundation promoting Maastricht's cultural heritage).

Grandeur on Market Square, the film This film will guide you through the city hall, with unique 3D images and fascinating close-ups. Explore each detail of the lavishly decorated seventeenth and eighteenth-century interior, including unique architectural details and awe-inspiring tapestries The film is a true celebration of the city hall.

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Watch the film. Een magnifiek Stadhuis (A magnificent City Hall), album Featuring beautiful, high-quality photography, this album is a feast for the eyes Just like the film, the album is a celebration of the city hall and features spreads that exhibit the building's grandeur. The 156-page album doesn't only have beautiful images; it also offers background information on the interior and the impact of the conservation work. Another highlight is the CD with music from the hall's bells and, of course, the Mestreechs volksleed(Maastricht's city song) and other tunes.

The album is available for purchase in stores or on www.historischereeksmaastricht.nl .

The album was published as part 46 in the Reeks Vierkant Maastricht, and some parts of the album have been translated into English.

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Global Studies

Would you like to understand how different parts of the world are connected through global phenomena such as climate change and migration? Would you like to contribute to a more sustainable planet and debate solutions for a more just society? Do you want to understand global challenges from a variety of perspectives coming from psychology, law, economics, history, global health, politics and sociology, to name a few? Are you interested in learning a new language and strengthening your intercultural skills through practical, hands-on experiences? Then the new Bachelor’s programme Global Studies is for you.

Global Studies is a truly interdisciplinary programme. It is the only Bachelor in the Netherlands to have 6 faculties equally teaching in the programme. This means that experts will help you to integrate knowledge from different disciplines to better understand and intervene in complex global problems. You will study with an international group of students, receive two years of language training, and have the opportunity to conduct a field study. 

• Explore five global topics in detail
• Learn with scholars from over a dozen disciplines
• Go on field study or choose a minor
• Have two years of language training
• Belong to a dedicated study association
• 3-year, full-time bachelor's programme
• Taught entirely in English
• Small-scale groups of about 12 students
• Application deadline: 1 March 2024

Salomé Chemla, Student Ambassador Global Studies 2023-2024  

Why Salomé chose to study Global Studies: “I based my decision to study here on the contents of the programme and not so much on the city. So, you could say that Maastricht in fact chose me! I chose Global Studies because of the interdisciplinary character.”

What she enjoys most about the programme: “We discuss issues from different angels within one course, instead of having courses in strictly defined disciplines. For example, when we discuss the issue of statelessness in class, we talk about the international law perspective because not all states have signed treaties to protect stateless people. We also take an economical perspective and ask: why did people leave their country? And we also take the psychological element into account by asking how an individual manages to be separated from their family.”  

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“Global Studies can be a bit overwhelming at first because it covers so many subjects. But at some point, you realise that it is all intertwined and important to combine all these perspectives.”

Information events

Are you a prospective student and interested in one of our bachelor's programmes? We would like to offer you several (online) resources which can give you a feel of what it is like to study at the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences, and provide you with some answers to questions you might have. You can visit a Virtual Open Day, compare our bachelor's programmes or make an online personal appointment for more information about the programme of your choice. You can also register for one of our Experience Days (on campus) or a Q&A session (online).

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Sign up for our Experience days or Online Q&A sessions

An Experience Day allows you to experience what it is like to be a student in one of our bachelor's programmes. You will attend a lecture and participate in a tutorial group, accompanied by advanced students who will be happy to answer all your questions. Experience Days are intended for pre-university grammar school students in their last year of study who preferably have visited an Open Day at the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences in Maastricht.  More information on the programme of the Experience Day and registration:

During our Instagram live Q&A sessions you will be able to talk to our student ambassadors. They will answer all your questions regarding the content of the programme, living and studying in Maastricht and much more. More information and registration:

FASoS Experience Day 2024

Compare the fasos bachelor's programmes.

Are you curious which of our bachelor’s programmes suits you best? Would you like to know what your career opportunities are after finishing one of our four bachelor’s programmes? Are you still unsure which bachelor’s programme to choose? Below you find a useful tool to compare our bachelor’s programmes in terms of content, student profile, and career prospects.

  Compare the FASoS bachelor's programmes !

Programme video

In this programme video our teaching staff introduce you to the content of the BSc Global Studies programme.

Programme video Global Studies

UM and FASoS Campus Tour

At FASoS, we offer our prospective students the opportunity to join a campus tour on 18 December , 12 March 2025  and  7 May 2025 . During this campus tour, one of our student ambassadors will show you our faculty, inner city and all important UM buildings. Are you not able to come one of the aforementioned dates? Don't worry! We also offer campus tours during our Open Days, Experience Days and Introduction Days.

Online Campus Tour

Are you not able to come from abroad for a campus tour? We also offer a virtual campus tour! Check it out through the interactive video on the left.

Bachelor's Open Day

Find out more about one of the most international universities in Europe, experience our unique approach to teaching, immerse yourself in your programme of choice, and explore our beautiful city. The next Bachelor's Open Day is on 12 October 2024.

Putting things into perspectives

The trailblazing cohort of the Global Studies bachelor's programme has graduated. Gaia Gazzara and Vincent Tadday look back on transdisciplinarity, challenging yourself and integrating new perspectives.

Successful launch BSc Global Studies

In August 2020, students from 28 countries and scholars from all UM faculties and kicked off the new Bachelor Global Studies. The Global Studies team is happy to share impressions of the festive and well-distanced launch in the Theater aan het Vrijthof in Maastricht. The first cohort of 68 students includes representatives from Argentina, Brazil, Chile, DRC, Israel, Japan, Lebanon, Mexico, Nigeria, Peru, Trinidad and Tobago and the United States.

Official Launch Global Studies

Student testimonials

This programme helps me see how different parts of the world are connected through phenomena such as climate change and migration and also to understand my position within this global context.

I really enjoy Global Studies, as it helps me to gain a deeper understanding about the multi-facetted interrelations of our modern globalised world.

An amazing aspect of this programme is the strong student community we have.

The global studies programme caught my attention right away.

The bachelor's programme Global Studies has been awarded the "Top rated programme" label in the Keuzegids 2024

Um is the 10th best young university in the world.

Find out more about what it's like to live and study in Maastricht, including:

• a day in the life of a student
• this beautiful European city
• sports and outdoor activities  

  Check out 'Life @UM'  

  Visit our Virtual Open Day  

Practical matters & regulations

In the support section, you can find out more about practical matters and UM regulations, such as:

• scholarships
• accommodation
• visas & residence permits
• Education and Examination Regulations (EER)

  Visit 'Support' for prospective students

  Visit  Maastricht University regulations  to find the EER of your study programme  

For general info, please contact us at:

  Chat with us (Mon-Fri from 8.30 to 17.00 CET)   +31 43 388 5388   [email protected]  Bonnefantenstraat 2   6211 KL Maastricht

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Maastricht Underground

Maastricht Underground offers a wealth of underground tours that give you a unique insight into the city's rich history and heritage. Below, you can easily book your tour of the Maastricht Caves and more. Maastricht Underground is composed of the Caves of St Pietersberg hill, Fort Sint Pieter, and the Casemates Maasstricht.

Book your tickets for regular tours below, for up to 14 people. Are you with a larger group, or want a private guide? Then check out our page: Private tours

Guided Tour North Caves

The North Caves lie deep below the St Pietersberg hill and harbour a very unique piece of Maastricht history.

Guided Tour Fort St Pieter

Fort St Pieter is perched high above the Meuse river on the south side of the city and is directly

Guided Tour North Caves incl. The Vault

Discover more of the famous North Caves; you will also visit national storage location no. 9, better known as the

Guided Tour Casemates Waldeck

Between 1575 and 1825, a network of underground passageways or mine galleries was created on the western side of Maastricht

Guided Tour Zonneberg Caves

Imagine that you are on the run to escape the horrors of war and have to go into hiding about

Guided tour of Maastricht Caves, Fort Sint Pieter and Casemates

Maastricht Underground offers a huge choice of underground adventure. Below, we briefly explain the difference between the locations and what can be seen in the different caves Maastricht. Finding it hard to choose? A combination of tours in Maastricht is possible.

Caves of St Pietersberg hill (North Caves and Zonneberg caves)

The Caves of Sint Pietersberg hill house a treasure trove of history, art and adventure. The underground maze consists of two parts: North Caves (Grotten Noord) and Zonneberg Caves (Grotten Zonneberg). These tours can be booked and visited as separate locations.

North Caves The Caves North are a kind of magical underground world filled with unique charcoal drawings, inscriptions and paintings. Unlike the Zonneberg Caves, Caves North is a system with more differences in corridor heights (low and high). During World War II, the caves were also used differently. Caves North were used as a hiding place for Dutch most famous works of art.  In Caves North you can take a guided tour that takes you to the mysterious "Kluis" (vault). During World War II, as many as 780 art treasures were kept safe here. It is a place steeped in history and stories.

locations Caves St Pietersberg hill

Zonneberg Caves Zonneberg Caves is a spacious and structured system of corridors. On a guided tour with an experienced guide, you walk past the many names and drawings in the walls, which come to life thanks to the guide's stories. Especially when you consider that the vast corridors of this system were used as an air-raid shelter for the civilian population during the Second World War. Did you know that you can also visit the Zonneberg Caves by scooter ? Together with a professional guide, you will silently glide through time. The advantage of visiting by scooter is that you can go deeper into the cave and discover even more!

Vault (in Zonneberg Caves) The North Caves were used as a hiding place for the Netherlands' most famous works of art. At the time, these were stored in a special vault (known as "Kluis"). At Zonneberg Caves, you have the option of choosing a guided tour with or without a visit to an underground Museum. A highlight of the visit to Zonneberg Caves is the life-size replica of Rembrandt's "The Night Watch", an impressive creation that you can admire in this unique setting.

Fort Sint Peter

Fort Sint Pieter is an imposing fortification that towers high above the city. Originally built to protect Maastricht from enemy raids, this fortress now offers visitors the chance to discover the history of the fort and the city. You can take guided tours that take you through the corridors and rooms of the fort, and you will be amazed by its strategic construction and breathtaking views from the ramparts. 

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Maastricht Casemates

The Maastricht Casemates consist, which consist out of a labyrinth of underground passages and vaults, are another highlight of Maastricht Underground. These military structures were once used to defend the city and are now open to curious visitors. Here you can be part of a fascinating guided tour and immerse yourself in the story of the fortifications and the historical events these corridors witnessed.

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Enjoy the unique performances by André Rieu and the Johann Strauss Orchestra, as well as soloists and guest appearances! Every year André makes a big splash with special guest artists at the Vrijthof! Come and join the party and enjoy the irresistible waltzes, classical music, operetta and musicals... an evening you won’t be able to forget. Come and see for yourself why André Rieu has been one of the world’s most popular live acts for a number of years! 

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Sometimes, you also need to take some time to unwind. one excellent way to do this is by getting in a good workout., the brand-new university sports centre is the place where students, employees and alumni get together to work out at student-friendly prices., curious what the centre looks like scroll down, watch the video and take a virtual tour., watch our sports centre in action, from zumba and clubpower to ultimate frisbee and fencing – with more than 50 indoor- and outdoor sports to choose from, um sports offers something for everyone. all activities are offered in both english and dutch, so everyone can join in., in addition to um sports, maastricht also has almost 30 student sports associations. these are independent: run by students, for students., this video introduces all of our sports associations., hit play to watch our sports associations, click here to learn more about what students can get out of the um sports centre..

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An event space beyond possibilities

The conference centre has two auditoriums that may be used separately or combined to create one large space. Auditorium 1 is a typical, upward-sloping lecture hall that has comfortable chairs and offers theatre seating for 1,068 people. Aside from offering an interpreter booth, the auditorium is naturally also equipped with free WiFi and state-of-the-art AV facilities, including a projection screen and sound system. Auditoriums 1 and 2 offer a total of 1,650 seats.

All our spaces in one

Over 30,000m2 of exhibition space!

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We take care.

At MECC Maastricht we take all the time-consuming work off your hands. We help you with every step in the organization of your event, from thorough preparation to flawless execution. You will be assigned a dedicated and all-round project manager who listens carefully to your wishes. In addition, we offer a wide range of additional facilities and services, tailored to your specific needs. With our full-service package, we go beyond the limits to exceed your expectations and surprise you with a 5-star experience.

Catering Services

We are happy to advise you on and facilitate your catering activities during the event. We offer a wide range of high-quality catering services in different price ranges, from lunch and dinner to drinks and parties.

Audiovisual Services

Experienced professionals will take care of all your audiovisual needs during your event. You even have the opportunity to work with our experienced in-house supplier who has been working with us for over 30 years.

MECC Hotel Services

Our in-house booking office can take care of your hotel reservations in and around Maastricht. Thanks to our long-standing relationship with local and regional hotels, we can guarantee availability.

MECC Exhibitor Services

As a one-stop service point, we support you in the preparation of your event. We offer a full-service package that guarantees successful and carefree participation.

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Do you have a limitless idea? Call or email us and we will be happy to discuss what is possible!

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