For the academic year 2021-2022 the following Master's students have been selected, based on academic track record, motivation and thesis topic:

• Sjoerd Terpstra, Computational Science
  "Rate-Induced Transitions in Pollinator Networks"
• Joos Akkerman, Computational Science
  "The complex, nonlinear effects of fiscal policies aimed at emission mitigation"
• Charles Rouleau, Art and Performance Research Studies
  The notion of “sound milieu” in the light of recent findings in Plant Bioacoustics
• Helena Rauxloh, Social Science Research
  "Corporate Lobbying in the EU: who is talking and is anyone listening?"
• Amira Salama, European Studies
  "The impact of COVID-19 pandemic in the humanitarian geopolitics in the EU’s external border management: the uneven access to health care for RMAs (refugees, migrants and asylum seekers)"
• Andreas Stoiber, Cultural and Social Anthropology
  The NGO Space-Eye and their goal to combine artificial intelligence and satellite images to support civil sea rescue missions