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18 programs found

Amsterdam, Netherlands

  • Computer Science and IT
  • MSc
  • 24 months (120 ECTS)
  • English

A two-year full-time master based at Science Park, with a technical and scientific approach to AI research. The page mentions machine learning, deep learning and foundation models among the topics covered.

Amsterdam, Netherlands

  • Finance, Economics and Accounting
  • MSc
  • 12 months (60 ECTS)
  • English

A one-year, full-time master with six specialist tracks, among them behavioural economics, development, environmental economics, international finance and trade, monetary policy and banking, and public policy. The curriculum is described as demanding, with a heavy workload and exams following each other quickly.

Amsterdam, Netherlands

  • Psychology and Counseling
  • BSc
  • 36 months (180 ECTS)
  • English

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

  • Environment and Sustainability
  • MSc
  • 2 years
  • English

A two-year full-time master combining earth sciences, life sciences and social sciences to understand climate change and its effects on ecosystems and societies, with five specialisations, a thesis and an internship.

Wageningen, Netherlands

  • Environment and Sustainability
  • BSc
  • 3 years
  • English

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.

Wageningen, Netherlands

  • Medicine and Health Sciences
  • MSc
  • 2 years
  • English

A two-year full-time master on the relationship between nutrition and health, viewed from the level of genes and cells to individuals and populations, with a methodology-heavy training and the option to specialise within nutritional sciences.