We hosted a most enjoyable visit from Maastricht colleagues to the Institute of Safe Autonomy at the University of York in late May to explore collaboration in a range of areas.

The Vice-Chancellor and Deputy Vice-Chancellor visited Maastricht University to learn about the collaborative research and education work that is being conducted.

YMP is delighted to support a new collaborative project between researchers at York and Maastricht to tackle sustainability issues in the food industry through innovative business models.

The Partnership held their first Sustainability Education Collaboration workshop in January as part of the focus on their new strategy.

A workshop was held in late January at Campus Brussels to develop a collaborative Masters' programme in Sustainable Business.

Since September 2021, the SUBLIM student cohort have had a hugely positive learning journey.

The Annual Learning and Teaching Conference at the University of York took place in March earlier this year, chaired by Louise Rudd.

The York-Maastricht University partnership have established a new research agenda: to support research and teaching that will help create a greener future.

Join our exciting MSc in Sustainable Business: Leadership, Innovation and Management delivered by the University of York and Maastricht University

​At UUKi’s 2019 conference on transnational education one of the speakers told a story about the first ever visiting student to the UK who was - rather wonderfully for someone running an Anglo-Dutch partnership - from The Netherlands.

The York Maastricht partnership (YMP) has announced its first round of funding, supporting £2m (€2.2m) of research collaborations across nine distinct projects – including initiatives to tackle serious health problems and solutions to global sustainability.

The University of York and Maastricht University have now concluded the details of an initial £3m investment deal to position their partnership as a strategic response to Brexit and deliver a suite of collaborative joint initiatives.

The Universities of York and Maastricht have agreed a major partnership in which they will establish joint research projects, teaching collaborations, knowledge exchange, student exchanges and sharing best practice among their staff.