Bachelor University College Roosevelt
Utrecht University
Key Information
Campus location
Utrecht, Netherlands
Languages
English
Study format
On-Campus
Duration
3 years
Pace
Full time
Tuition fees
EUR 3,543 / per year **
Application deadline
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Earliest start date
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* Non-EU/EEA students: 1 April
** EU/EEA, Surinam or Swiss students; €9,091: International students
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Introduction
University College Roosevelt is for those with more than one interest, for those that are passionate about many different disciplines and topics. You can combine courses from the Arts & Humanities, the Sciences, Engineering, and the Social Sciences while building a strong foundation in academic skills. UCR prepares you for your career in modern-day problem-solving.
As you follow this broad program, you will be living in guaranteed housing in the historic city of Middelburg. You will be surrounded by 500 students from all over the world, who are just as motivated, internationally oriented, and socially active as you are. Our students are highly involved in making the UCR community as close-knit as it is by organizing events such as concerts, volleyball matches, guest lectures, or the Christmas Market open to all people from Middelburg.
Curriculum
At University College Roosevelt, you can follow courses within four different departments, namely Arts & Humanities (A&H), Engineering (ENG), Science (SCI), and Social Science (SSC). To finish the program within three years, you take four courses per semester, each of which is worth 7.5 ECTS. You have 30 classes per semester for each course, two hours per class meeting twice a week. In order to allow you to be both broadly educated and have deep knowledge within a few disciplines, the program follows a three-level structure:
- 100-level (introductory): These courses have no prerequisites and, unless specified otherwise, are open to all students.
- 200-level (intermediate): These courses are generally only open to students who have successfully completed one or more prerequisite courses at the 100-level.
- 300-level (advanced): These courses are only open to students who have successfully completed one or more prerequisite courses at 200-level. A 100, 200, and 300 level course together form a full track in one of the departments.
Year 1 - Orientation - You will take two mandatory courses; Academic Writing & Presenting and Methods & Statistics I. Next to that, you have the chance to explore the curriculum
Year 2 - Moderation - After picking a Major, continue exploring your interests
Year 3 - Graduation - Do research while finishing up your program and preparing for life after graduation
Departments
Arts and Humanities Department
- Antiquity
- Art History
- Film, Theater and Media Studies
- History
- Languages (Dutch, German, and French)
- Linguistics
- Literature
- Musicology
- Music Performing
- Philosophy
- Religious Studies
- Rhetoric & Argumentation
Engineering (projected tracks)
- Data Science and Robotics
- Electronics
- Energy & Flow
- Sustainable Materials
- Interdisciplinary Projects (mandatory for all Engineering majors)
Science Department
- Biomedical Science (Pre-Med)
- Chemistry
- Cognitive Science
- Computer Science
- Earth Science
- Environmental Science
- Life Science (Pre-Med)
- Mathematics
- Physics
Social Science Department
- Anthropology
- Economics
- Human Geography
- Law
- Political Science and International Relations
- Psychology
- Research Methods & Statistics
- Sociology