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Maastricht Summer School Assistant Programme Coordinator Ariel Bussani

Ariel Bussani

Assistant Programme Coordinator

Maastricht Summer School Education Development Officer Mohammad Khalaf

Mohammad Khalaf

Education Development Officer

Maastricht Summer School Programme Coordinator Sofia Doulgkeridou

Sofia Doulgkeridou

Programme Coordinator

Maastricht Summer School Communications Officer Naomi Nijssen

Naomi Nijssen

Communications Officer

Maastricht Summer School Scheduler Rachelle Haex-Mullenders

Rachelle Haex-Mullenders

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Visiting address

Maastricht Summer School | MSS
Bonnefantenstraat 2
6211 KL Maastricht
The Netherlands

+31 (0) 43 388 5360
summerschool@maastrichtuniversity.nl
Monday – Friday, 9 AM – 5 PM

Postal address
Maastricht Summer School | MSS
PO Box 616
6200 MD Maastricht
The Netherlands

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What does it matter what people speak when no one

What does it matter what people speak when no one listens? How does listening therefore relate to the world and society, and vice versa? This is a crucial question to understand in order to tackle many issues in all fields of life. This course will therefore focus on the transdisciplinary inquiry of listening (what listening is) and its wider relation to society, through an exploration of the philosophy of listening and its application in psychology, neuroscience, anthropology, sociology, and communication science.
For more information on this course, visit the link in bio.

Moving Postcards of Maastricht: Vol. 5 💌🌷The

Moving Postcards of Maastricht: Vol. 5 💌🌷The days are getting longer, the parks are full of colour, the MSS countdown is on… Spring is here!

Social issues such as the gender-pay gap and slow

Social issues such as the gender-pay gap and slow change rate can be drawn back to male dominance in the field of Economics. This course aims to re-center these social problems to their economic roots through an introduction to basic economic theories in relation to gender. By the end of the course, students will understand how to incorporate economic concepts into discussions of gender inequality to support their arguments towards a fairer world.
For more information on this course, visit the link in bio.

Irem Apaydin is a Teaching Fellow at the Faculty o

Irem Apaydin is a Teaching Fellow at the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences at Maastricht University. Irem has a background in Economics, Public and Foreign Policy & Development, and Governance. Through her studies, she has frequently investigated the intersection of these areas through the lens of gender issues, showing interdisciplinary expertise and initiative. She has spent several years as a Mentor, Lecturer/Teacher, and is also an active member of the European Youth Parliament.
Irem is bringing her expertise to Maastricht Summer School with “Gendered Economics”. This course changes the economic narrative, reintroducing female issues deemed “societal problems” by a male-dominated voice as economic issues, ones that should matter to the entire population. Through investigating basic economic concepts and theories in addition to gender statistics and application, each student will gain a deeper understanding of economics and how to incorporate economics-based gender inequality data into their world perspective.
Want to learn more about the course and apply? Head to the link in our bio.

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