New report in Dutch about (Un)equal access to traineeships and work of higher education graduates with a migration background.
More about the report in Dutch: https://t.co/wb5zo2hNZR https://t.co/xSpZKmFhi3
Working from home has been the norm at Maastricht University since March and remains so.
Paper written by Maarten Lindeboom (VU) and Raymond Montizaan (ROA) and published in the Journal of Public Economics
On Friday 9 October 2020, Cécile A.J. Magnée successfully defended her PhD thesis on: “Playing the hand you’re dealt: The effects of family structure on children’s personality and the effects of educational policy on ...
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Merve Nezihe Özer will defend her PhD dissertation Wednesday, 4 November 2020 at 12:00 hours at the Auditorium of the Maastricht University
more informationThe Research Centre for Education and the Labour Market (ROA) is a research institute of the Maastricht University School of Business and Economics, established in 1986. The overarching research theme of ROA is the acquisition and depreciation of human capital over the life course in relation to the dynamics of the labor market. ROA aims to do high level scientific research with a substantial policy impact. This dual mission is pursued in all research project, regardless of the type of funding (fundamental or commissioned research). ROA receives funding from scientific funds (e.g. NRO, NWO, NETSPAR, ORA, H2020), as well as from national and international authorities (Ministries, European Commission, OECD) and various other organizations such as training funds, educational institutes and regional governments. For more information, please click here
New report in Dutch about (Un)equal access to traineeships and work of higher education graduates with a migration background.
More about the report in Dutch: https://t.co/wb5zo2hNZR https://t.co/xSpZKmFhi3
On Friday 9 October, Cécile Magnée successfully defended her PhD thesis on: “Playing the hand you’re dealt: The effects of family structure on children’s personality and the effects of educational policy on educational outcomes of migrant children”
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The paper “Disentangling Retirement and Savings Responses”, written by Maarten Lindeboom (VU) and Raymond Montizaan (ROA) and published in the Journal of Public Economics is now available online: https://t.co/T8skznYn3e https://t.co/XBH10ERqRs