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1.7k Master's degrees in Netherlands
Choosing to study in the Netherlands offers a multitude of options across various fields and disciplines. The tuition fees for programmes in the Netherlands vary, with the lower-end fee at €10,372, making it accessible for a wide range of students. The typical tuition fee, represented by €22,287, provides a good benchmark for what most students can expect to pay. On the higher end, €26,100 reflects the cost for more specialised or prestigious programmes. Notably, 1% of programmes are considered affordable, ensuring that students have access to quality education without excessive financial burden. Additionally, the growing trend of online learning is evident with 3% of programmes being available online, offering flexibility for international students.
Humanities Research - Linguistics
Are you looking for excellent expertise in linguistics, coupled with a challenging specialisation in newly developing research fields that are fundamentally relevant to today’s society? The Humanities Research - Linguistics programme from Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam trains you as a professional linguistic researcher, specialised in either Human Language Technology or Forensic Linguistics.
Biomolecular Sciences
Are you interested in the molecular mechanisms behind major health problems, such as cancer, diabetes and Alzheimer’s? What about their impact on antibiotics or food production? Yes? Then this Biomolecular Sciences MSc programme offered at Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam is for you.
Global Criminal Law
We offer a programme in Global Criminal Law at University of Groningen. How are international and transnational crimes prevented, investigated and prosecuted? Is criminal law an effective tool in the present context of globalized criminality?
Accounting and Control
Are you looking to fast-track your way to a career in accounting or business controlling? Whether you’re on our full-time one-year programme or our two-year part-time programme, this Accounting and Control programme from Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam is the way to get there.
Theology and Religious Studies - Exploring a Discipline
As a student of the Theology and Religious Studies - Exploring a Discipline programme from Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, you are given both the freedom to delve deeply into a religious topic of your choice, and the guidance to get the most out of this specialisation.
Biobased Materials
Enthusiastic about science and sustainability? At Biobased Materials at Maastricht University you explore how biology, chemistry and materials engineering come together to create renewable materials that support the transition towards a climate-neutral society.
Ethics of Education - Philosophy, History and Law
The Ethics of Education - Philosophy, History and Law programme from University of Groningen provides the right learning environment to enable you to develop this extra expertise. You will acquire the relevant competences and learn to apply these in the professional contexts of research, policy making and consultancy.
Theory and History of Psychology
The Theory and History of Psychology programme from University of Groningen studies psychology as a science, a discipline, and a profession. It's the only programme of its kind in Europe
Music
The two-year Music program of Codarts Rotterdam is offered in two profiles: a Performers Profile (for performing musicians) and a Composition Profile (for composers) in the genres Classical Music, Jazz, Pop and World Music.
Computational Science (Joint Degree UvA-VU)
In this Computational Science (Joint Degree UvA-VU) programme offered at Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, you will learn to apply algorithmic-driven procedures (step-by-step procedures for solving a problem in a limited number of steps) as well as mathematics and logic. You will also learn to apply the knowledge and skills you develop to different research areas in the natural sciences.
Physics and Astronomy
The Physics and Astronomy programme is a joint degree programme of the University of Amsterdam and Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam. As a student, you will therefore benefit from the expertise, networks and research projects at both universities. UvA and VU jointly issue a degree certificate to graduates.
Youth Studies
In the Master’s programme Youth Studies at Utrecht University you will contribute to knowledge regarding youth issues. You will learn to develop ways to prevent or solve problems associated with adolescence and young adulthood, and enhance the quality youth care.
Economic and Financial Research
The Economic and Financial Research programme from Maastricht University teaches advanced research skills in economics and finance, with an optional specialisation in econometrics and operations research. Work with top researchers and prepare for a PhD or research roles in academia, business, or government.
Museum Studies (Heritage Studies)
The Museum Studies (Heritage Studies) programme of the University of Amsterdam is a unique, one-and-half year professional programme that focuses on the museological field, and includes an intensive, one-semester internship.
Cognitive and Clinical Neuroscience - Drug Development and Neurohealth
Discover the pipeline of drug research & development from molecule design to application in healthcare settings with Cognitive and Clinical Neuroscience - Drug Development and Neurohealth from Maastricht University.
Nationalism, Ethnic Conflict and Development
In this specialisation you investigate why and how people mobilise around group identities, as well as the institutional arrangements for resolving or reducing ethnic conflict.
Global Political Economy
The specialisation Global Political Economy of the master’s in International Relations at Leiden University provides you with a cutting-edge understanding of the world economy and its social and political foundations.
Industrial Design
The Master Industrial Design at the Royal Academy of Art, The Hague (KABK) is a two-year full-time master’s programme that sets out to educate designers who want to redesign industry.
Heritage, Memory and Archaeology (Archaeology)
The innovative interdisciplinary two-year Heritage, Memory and Archaeology (Archaeology) programme of the University of Amsterdam explores the ways in which we deal with tangible and intangible remnants and narratives of the past, as well as the remaking of the past into heritage, memory and material culture in the present.
Cognitive and Clinical Neuroscience - Fundamental Neuroscience
You’ll start at the brain cells and gather knowledge from different neuroscience disciplines (e.g. molecular biology and behavioural testing) to study how the brain functions on Cognitive and Clinical Neuroscience - Fundamental Neuroscience from Maastricht University.