ITEM

Institute for Transnational and Euregional cross border cooperation and Mobility

Core activities

ITEM carries out interdisciplinary research in the context of cross-border Euroregional mobility and cooperation issues, paying particular attention to practical solutions. This starts with an interdisciplinary perspective, from which research takes place in the legal, economic, cultural and administrative fields, in cooperation with the various faculties within Maastricht University. Through both small-scale contract research and also extensive annual reports, ITEM tackles the issues surrounding the internationalisation of the world, and its impact on border regions. Our research revolves around translating scientific knowledge into practical solutions.

Societal border impact assessment and knowledge dissemination

Demand-driven research assignments and society-oriented research projects

European and national fundamental research

Education, courses and training

Societal border impact assessment and knowledge dissemination

Demand-driven research assignments and society-oriented research projects​

Education, courses and trainings​

European and national fundamental research​

News

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Het expertisecentrum ITEM organiseert, in samenwerking met Montae & Partners, op woensdag 16 oktober de vierde editie van een (digitale) pensioenexpertisesessie webinarreeks.

👉 Meer weten? bekijk de eventpage via https://crossborderitem.eu/events/item-montae-expertise-session/

ITEM organiseert samen met Studio Europa Maastricht en debatcentrum Sphinx een debat over de nasleep van de verkiezingsuitslag. Experts en politieke vertegenwoordigers bespreken wat de uitslag betekent voor Maastricht en de Euregio.

Meer weten? ga naar http://debatcentrumsphinx.nl/events/europa/

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