8 Part-time Master's in Information Technology (IT) in Netherlands

Data scientists are needed to give meaning to the sea of data that surrounds us. The Master of Science in Data Science (Information Studies) at the University of Amsterdam makes it possible for you to become a skilful expert in this field.

The Security and Network Engineering programme from the University of Amsterdam is an intensive one-year master’s programme. This programme equips you with advanced theoretical skills and hands-on experience, preparing you for realistic situations outside of academia.

Information Studies is a broad and interdisciplinary field, primarily concerned with analysing, collecting, classifying, manipulating, storing, retrieving and disseminating information. Join the Information Studies programme of the University of Amsterdam.

The Human-Computer Interaction (Information Studies) from University of Amsterdam explores how people societies interact with data-driven technologies - and how to design them to be effective, ethical, and inclusive. HCI focuses on the human dimensions of AI and data.

Are you ready to elevate your skills beyond coding and tools? Software Engineering MSc from University of Amsterdam immerses you in the art and science of creating and maintaining complex software systems. You’ll collaborate on industry-relevant projects, tackle practical challenges, master enduring methodologies that transcend today’s technologies and lead in an ever-changing software landscape.

The TIAS School for Business and Society, Information Management and Digital Transformations programme empowers professionals to leverage digital ecosystems for long-term economic and societal impact. It ensures that technology innovation translates into real-world progress for businesses, industries, and communities. 

Our flexible Technology Management program from United International Business Schools is based on the American model of higher education, allowing students to choose their courses based on program requirements, previous studies, current interests and future ambitions.

Leiden University’s Master of Laws in Advanced Studies in Law and Digital Technologies explores the law and governance relating to the internet, computers, mobile devices, persuasive technologies, the Internet of Things (IoT), Artificial Intelligence (AI), autonomous systems, etc. These digital technologies present unprecedented challenges to the law.