In the bachelor's programme Soil, Water, Atmosphere you learn about hydrology, meteorology, geography and soil science. Would you like to work on solutions to environmental issues from a natural science perspective? Then join the ‘Wageningen earth sciences programme’: the bachelor's Soil, Water, Atmosphere!

During the bachelor’s Soil, Water, Atmosphere you study hydrology, meteorology, physical geography and soil science. You learn how natural processes, from the soil till the atmosphere, work and how they influence and interact with each other during the formation of our natural landscapes. You use a natural sciences approach with knowledge from physics, chemistry and biology to understand the earth's critical zone. The knowledge you gain is in a western European context, but the principles taught in this ‘Wageningen Earth Science programme’ are applicable all over the world.... [-]

The technical professional bachelor's programme International Built Environment of NHTV has the differentiation area International Spatial Development. This programme lasts 4 years and is taught in English.

This programme prepares you for a career in the creation and optimisation of international living environments and in the design, functions and accessibility of areas or locations. You will be trained to become a professional capable of operating in the international market.

Bachelor of Science (BSc) in Psychology

Do you strive to understand why humans behave the way they do? Find out if the International Bachelor in Psychology at Erasmus University Rotterdam is the right choice for you.

Are you ambitious and interested in global issues? An adventurer who is not afraid of a challenge? Then the BSc Global Responsibility & Leadership (G.R.L.) at University College Fryslân is for you!

Our three year Bachelor programme is based on the UN Sustainable Development Goals and is dedicated to addressing global challenges and finding local solutions.

In the first year, you take courses spanning the Human and Social Sciences, Natural Sciences and Information Technology. Thereafter, you specialize in one of three Majors, which allows you to tailor the programme to your own interest.

In the latter two years of the programme, you have the opportunity to put the theory learned in the classroom to practice by completing Living Lab projects in collaboration with local, national and international partners. In the final year, you also have the option to go on exchange to an international university or complete a pre-master in preparation for a Master's degree.... [-]

The games you play, the mobile phone you use to send text messages, the website where you do your online shopping. Technology is all around us and is an important part of our lives. Too important to just leave it to technologists.

In Psychology & Technology, you learn how technology influences people, and how you can use knowledge of psychology to let people use technology as effectively as possible. But you also learn how you can use psychology to design completely new technology applications such as motivational rehabilitation technology in healthcare, sociable robots or brain‑computer interfaces.

People and technology

Teaching staff and students of the Psychology & Technology program deal with a wide range of different subjects, all of which focus on the relationship between people and technology. For example:... [-]

Everywhere you look you see applications of computing science. They have a significant societal impact. Smart software is improving the accuracy of a breast cancer diagnosis and systems can allocate refugees evenly amongst counties. Do you think computer scientists spend their entire day by themselves behind a computer? Think again! In this field, you will work together with mathematicians, physicians, and artificial intelligence experts. Together you will strive for a solution which serves its users optimally. Do you want to know what computing science is exactly and whether it is the programme for you? Read more about computing science here!

What is this programme about?

During the programme, you will study the principles of computers, programming, and solution methods (algorithms). You will become acquainted with theories, methods, and tools which enable IT, specialists, to create reliable and usable software and analyze how people interact with computers and software. You will learn to use different perspectives and to work together with different disciplines, which you will need later when working. You can choose to extend and broaden your knowledge by specializing in Cyber Security or Software and Data Science.... [-]

From oil rigs to the plastics industry, from pythons in amusement parks to devices and machines, everywhere you will meet Mechanical engineers.

He is an all-rounder with a technical background. A designer, who also knows how processes work. Mechanical engineers focus on designing, making and placing on the market of equipment, installations and machinery. They make things 'better'. Do you want to make for example a machine more energy efficient? Or ensure that a production process produces less waste? With Mechanical Engineering you are going to make it!

The Bachelor program Mechanical Engineering leads to the Bachelor of Science (BSc) degree.

The overall goal is to create an understanding of the relevant factors in working with an organization that addresses more markets than the local market. Other ends the focus for this discipline was on multinational companies “exporting” their product to different markets. Two developments had an impact on the organization and the international instead of the multinational character; the accessibility of the internet/social media for most of the world and the global character and interdependencies of our economies. The marketing techniques have not changed, only the way there are adapted on the continuum from “all business is local” to the extreme other end of the spectrum: world citizens in a global world that are smaller and smaller, travelling and buying on the go or from webshops on the other end of the world.... [-]

The International Bachelor Communication and Media at Erasmus University Rotterdam: a great place to start building your future in this dynamic field!

Why Communication and Media at Erasmus University Rotterdam?

You choose this programme because:

Content of the programme

The International Bachelor Communication and Media takes a comparative, international approach to communication and media. Thanks to the programme's small-scale and personal set-up, its balance between practical and academical skills, its options for customisation, exchange and the compulsory internship, graduates are well prepared for both advanced studies as well as for a career in a number of fields, such as marketing, management, corporate communications, public relations, internal communications, government, public affairs, journalism, entertainment and the arts.... [-]

This programme provides you with an understanding of how economics works and gives you access to methods for analyzing economic problems and calculating their solutions.

The double degree programme enables you to complete two entire three-year bachelor programmes in four years. By taking extra lectures and exams you earn two BSc degrees in two-thirds of the original time. You will acquire an average of 66 credits each year instead of the standard 60 credits. The BSc² Econometrics/ Economics is a small-scale programme that facilitates personal attention and intensive guidance.

The Double Degree BSc² Econometrics/Economics programme covers both global issues related to economics and business, and the application of mathematical and statistical techniques to help answer economic questions. This is unique. You benefit both from the excellent perspective that this gives you, compressing the timeline by building knowledge in both subjects.... [-]

Are you curious about how taxes affect households and businesses? Ever wondered how the government can regulate oil prices or alcohol consumption through taxation? Are you interested in perspectives on taxation both from economics and from the law? Fiscal Economics covers all of these things. In this programme, you’ll use economics, accountancy, management, and law to analyze the effects of taxes on national and international economies. Working in small groups, you’ll examine up-to-date, real-life problems and come up with practical solutions. The programme will give you all the preparation you need to pursue a master’s degree in financial economics and related fields. But you could also launch your career and make your mark in the workforce. Your independence, confidence, and critical thinking skills will be a great asset in a career as a tax advisor, tax consultant or tax inspector. And with the ongoing shortage of Fiscal Economists, your career perspectives will be excellent.... [-]

At Leiden University College you will study the global challenges of the 21st century by specializing in one of six interdisciplinary majors (BA/BSc). The flexibility of our programme allows combining academic disciplines within an international setting.

Leiden University College The Hague offers you a broad, flexible and interdisciplinary residential Bachelor’s programme. Linking your studies to the Global Challenges of the 21st century, you will specialize in important fields like world politics, economics, governance, international justice, human & cultural interaction, global public health and environmental sciences. The goal of LUC is encapsulated by its motto: ‘Building Knowledge for a Better World,’ which is what our students and alumni aim to do!... [-]

The Mechanical Engineering bachelor’s programme is a three-year programme worth 180 ECTS and consists of an introductory year and a two-year main phase. Each year is composed of four blocks. Students are taught through theoretical classes and practical labs. Project group work is an intrinsic part of each semester, whereby small groups of students work together on a task. In addition to classroom examinations, designing working prototypes, demonstrations and presentations are crucial to accomplishing each quarter. Special attention will be given to energy-related matters from a mechanical engineering point of view. Students who finish this programme will have direct admission to the European Master in Renewable Energy, which is also offered by Hanze UAS.... [-]

What effect will climate change have on our future cities and rural areas? How can you develop sustainable strategies and designs for new and existing urban systems? How do you deal with a complex built environment and related planning processes? Planners are asked to translate spatial transformation such as urban growth and decline into new opportunities to enhance the quality of life.

The Bachelor's degree programme in Spatial Planning and Design revolves around physical and institutional design. The course units you follow are related to spatial planning and design, water management, infrastructure and environmental planning, spatial computer programs, complex decision-making and academic research.... [-]

The bachelor of science (B.S.) in psychology is designed to provide the biological, cognitive, personality, and social contexts for understanding the behavior of individuals throughout their lifespan. Students who successfully complete the B.S. in psychology will have the foundation, research skills, and data analysis expertise to succeed in an M.A./Ph.D. psychology graduate program (e.g., clinical psychology, experimental psychology, etc.). Students graduating with a bachelor of science (B.S.) in psychology will need to pursue a graduate degree before they are able to obtain professional licensure. Students are encouraged to check entrance requirements for any post-graduate programs prior to finishing their B.S. at Webster in the event that they need to take additional coursework.... [-]