The Maastricht University is well known for its method of teaching. The Problem Based Learning System has a long-standing tradition in Maastricht. More information about this teaching system can be found on the web page of the University [PBL]
The University of Maastricht tries to increase the international exchange of staff. If you are interested to participate in our curriculum for a certain period (any kind of teaching activity) you can contact me to look for possibilities.
PROBLEM BASED LEARNING
Searching the problem
Finding solutions
Discuss with other students
My teaching in Maastricht
I am member of the committees that prepare teaching for the first three years (see list of courses below). I am the coordinator of a first year course Body and Behaviour. A complete overview of the teaching course at the Faculty of Psychology can be seen on our home page [Courses Psychology].
Member of Courses
Body
and Behaviour, group member (Course
1.1.b)
Basic
Neuroscience, group member (Course
3.1b)
Behavioural
Neuroscience, group member (Elective
Program, 4.3)
Learning
Theory, coordinator
(Elective Program,
4.1)
Brain Learning and Memory, coordinator (Research Master course)
Brain & Behaviour (PhD course)
Internships
I am also a supervisor of various students doing their internship within the University of Maastricht, other institutions in the Netherlands, or abroad.
Lectures
In addition to the lectures in the Psychology curriculum, I give lectures in various other courses in the University.
Member of Committees
Teaching Committee
My teaching in Cologne
I am also a lecturer in the Bachelor Master Program at the University of Cologne [Univ Cologne Neuroscience (in German)]. In this Program I will be teaching Comparative Cognitive Neuroscience, i.e., evaluating cognitive functions in rodents.