7 Full-time Master's in Software Engineering in Netherlands

Software plays a role in almost every aspect of our daily lives and in every organisation across the globe. This Software Science specialisation from Radboud University focuses on analysing and testing of code in order to both improve and simplify it.

The ICT - Software Engineering  programme at Saxion University of Applied Sciences closely mirrors real-life practice: you will learn by doing, carrying out projects which are supported through lectures and workshops. These projects focus on advanced software engineering topics, and cutting-edge technology.

AI systems that search the world’s knowledge, understand images and video, communicate in natural language and support medical discoveries: examples of how AI has become integrated in society. With this Artificial Intelligence Master’s programme from University of Amsterdam you become an expert in a rapidly evolving discipline.

In the Computer Science programme of the University of Amsterdam you are taught by scientists who have a reputation for world-class research on computer systems, software, networking and online systems. As a joint degree programme of UvA and VU Amsterdam, you benefit from the expertise of both research groups at both institutions and their international contacts.

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 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.

The Computer Science (Joint Degree UvA-VU) - Software Engineering and Green IT programme at Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam approaches computer science from many different perspectives. From the technical foundations of our information society to non-functional aspects such as the energy efficiency of data centers.