Market demand matched with unique expertise is a tested formula for success, and the Dutch have a good nose for that.
The Centre for Active Learning (ECAL), a small Maastricht-based, university-related institute was created to accommodate external demand in educational matters.
For the last 5 years, it has specialised in knowledge about learning and instruction related […]
Meeting an expat in Maastricht might not be difficult with international companies such as Mercedes Benz and Vodafone present. However, finding official information on local expatriates is a true quest. Despite numerous attempts, we failed to obtain detailed information about local expats from Maastricht’s Municipality, the Chamber of Commerce or the Central Bureau of Statistics […]
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For the past few years Brazilian samba bands have become an increasingly popular feature of our Maastricht carnival and can no longer be dissociated from it. But what exactly are samba bands? Where do they come from? And how did they reach our city? To learn more about this phenomenon Marleen Vara speaks with three members of Passatempo, her favourite samba band in Maastricht. [continued…]
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