Undergraduate degrees, usually the first university qualification.
7 programs found
Delft, Netherlands
A bachelor that prepares students for sustainable aerospace, covering the design of aircraft, satellites, helicopters and wind turbines and teamwork with students from around the world. It is offered in English or Dutch (this page lists English), has a numerus fixus and requires Dutch VWO Physics and Mathematics B or equivalent.
Maastricht, Netherlands
A three-year full-time bachelor on the human body, diseases and medication, studied from molecules and cells up to organs and the whole body. Graduates are pointed towards biotech, pharma and research, and also policy and teaching roles.
Maastricht, Netherlands
A full-time bachelor starting in September that covers areas such as high-performance computing, cybersecurity and quantum computing, with a focus on building secure, efficient and scalable software.
Nijmegen, Netherlands
A three-year full-time bachelor that links human cognition with computing, placing special emphasis on understanding and simulating the brain. Students study psychology, neuroscience, logic and linguistics next to mathematics and computing science, can personalise the programme with electives and can study abroad for part of it.
Nijmegen, Netherlands
A three-year full-time bachelor studying human behaviour, the mind and emotions, from brain control of behaviour to development across the lifespan and social influences. Students choose an English-taught or a bilingual route, can tailor courses from year two and may study abroad in year three.
Amsterdam, Netherlands
A three-year full-time bachelor at the Roeterseiland campus that introduces how the human mind and behaviour work. Students can pick one of six specialisations (and add a second) and may study abroad in the third year. The programme has a numerus fixus and can be followed in an English or a Dutch track.
Wageningen, Netherlands
A three-year full-time bachelor that mixes natural, social and technological sciences to look at pollution, resource shortages and the energy transition. The programme is rooted in the natural sciences although it has a social focus.
