Decrease in learning growth primary education smaller, but not undone yet
Analyses based on NCO data show that primary school pupils still have lower learning growth than usual after one and a half years of COVID-19 crisis.
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Creative idea forecasting: The effect of task exposure on idea evaluation
Paper written by Kim van Broekhoven (RU), Barbara Belfi (ROA), Lex Borghans (UM) & Philipp Seegers (UM) and published in Psychology of Aesthetics, Creativity, and the Arts
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How effective are hiring subsidies to reduce long-term unemployment among prime-aged jobseekers? Evidence from Belgium
Research Memorandum by Sam Desiere (Ghent University), Bart Cockx (Ghent University)
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Examining the impact of cuts to local government spending on Sure Start Children’s Centres on childhood obesity; a commentary
Commentary by Tim Huijts (ROA) published in Journal of Epidemiology and Community Health
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Literature review labour migration
An exploratory study into the shortages of qualified personnel at the upper secondary vocational level and the possibilities and limitatations of employing migrants
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Labour market prospects by educations and occupations up to 2026
New report in Dutch on labour market forecasts until 2026 shows good prospects for graduates in science and engineering, healthcare and education
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“Rendement van bachelor en master diploma’s”
New ROA report in Dutch about the labour market return of bachelor and master degrees from hbo and wo
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Maastricht after graduation: to stay or to go?
Interview with Professor Frank Cörvers (ROA) and former PhD Inge Hooijen in UMagazine
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Kim van Broekhoven successfully defends thesis
On Thursday 1 July, Kim van Broekhoven successfully defended her PhD thesis on: “From creativity to innovation: Understanding and improving the evaluation and selection of ideas in educational settings”
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Valedictory lecture by Prof. dr. Andries de Grip
Professor of Business Education and Labour Market in the School of Business and Economics has left the university as a result of his retirement.
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