191 Master's degrees offered by the university

The Business Economics - Sustainability program at University of Amsterdam offers a broad perspective on sustainability. You will learn evidence-based economic policies and business strategies that achieve sustainability in practice. This is one of the tracks you can opt for in the MSc Business Economics.

How do banks and states become too big to fail? Why do companies need financial lawyers for self-driving cars? This Law and Finance programme from University of Amsterdam explores these crucial questions. Designed for students aiming to understand the modern financial world, it offers an interdisciplinary approach to master both financial markets regulation and Corporate Finance.

The Business Administration - Management of International Business and Trade programme of the University of Amsterdam is jointly offered by the Amsterdam Business School and Amsterdam School of Economics. This means you will learn to look at international trade and global business from both a business and economics perspective.

The Economics (Research) programme of the University of Amsterdam is offered in partnership with the Tinbergen Institute and is a research master program in economics, econometrics and finance with the prospect of PhD opportunities under the supervision of the research fellows.

In the Philosophy of the Humanities and the Social Sciences (Philosophy) programme of the University of Amsterdam, students gain philosophical insights in conjunction with another academic discipline.

The Psychology - Training and Development program at University of Amsterdam unites theories and applications from Social, Clinical and Work and Organisational Psychology.

In this International Criminal Law - Joint Program with Columbia Law School (International Criminal Law) from University of Amsterdam , we focus on international and transnational criminal law as distinct fields of legal study. 

Learn to analyse, understand and address the social, ecological and economic challenges of contemporary cities. The Urban and Regional Planning programme of the University of Amsterdam will teach you the skills, tools and approaches to reinvent urban futures.

The Philosophy (research) programme of the University of Amsterdam familiarises you with one or more sub-areas of philosophy. You can choose to specialise in philosophical tradition in context, critical cultural theory, philosophy and public affairs, and logic and language.

Global challenges disrupt existing market structures and business models. They challenge our current understanding of how markets work. European Competition Law and Regulation (International and European Law) is offered by University of Amsterdam

In the Latin American Studies programme of the University of Amsterdam, you will study social transformations in Latin America from geographic, historical, economic, cultural, social, political and ecological perspectives. You will design your own research plan, do field research in this exciting region and become a critical academic.

Many of today’s challenges demand a response from EU law. As the most sophisticated international organization in the world the EU deals with issues like (mass) migration, climate change and cybercrime. This European Union Law (International and European Law) Master’s track from University of Amsterdam gives you the tools to unlock the many fields of EU law and to critically reflect on them. 

The Child Development and Education programme of the University of Amsterdam trains students to conceive, design, conduct and report high-quality research in the field of child development and education.

During the Entrepreneurship programme of the University of Amsterdam you learn how to be more entrepreneurial. Thinking and feeling like an entrepreneur benefits your career as employee or business owner.

With roots in philosophy, history and discourse analysis, the two-year Media Studies (Research) programme of the University of Amsterdam explores pertinent theoretical approaches to the study of media in contemporary culture. 

The two-year International Development Studies programme of the University of Amsterdam focuses on development processes and transformations and shifting balances of power in the Global South. 

Would you like to resolve communication challenges in practice rather than just study them? The Communication Science - Research Master's (Academic) programme of the University of Amsterdam is a two-year MSc degree programme for students who would like to be at the forefront of the newest developments in understanding the role of communication and media in an applied context.

The Business Economics - Managerial Economics and Strategy programme of the University of Amsterdam teaches you how to identify and solve challenges for companies and organisations.

The Religious Studies (Theology and Religious Studies) programme of the University of Amsterdam offers an inspiring research environment in which you develop the research skills to conduct your own research project in the field of religious studies.

The Cultural and Social Anthropology programme of the University of Amsterdam allows students to design and conduct their own ethnographic project. Through in-depth fieldwork, students are stimulated to think critically about social and cultural phenomena and engage with current anthropological debates.