Bachelor’s programmes

Arts and Culture is an interdisciplinary programme that studies Western culture in a broad sense. Focusing on interactions between science, art, media and politics, students will address contemporary societal challenges with historical and philosophical understanding. The programme encourages critical thinking and building bridges between different perspectives.

Do you consider yourself tech-savvy, analytical, and are you excited about learning how to turn data into business opportunities and efficient business solutions? Then the new bachelor’s programme in Business Analytics is right for you!

The bachelor Circular Engineering is aimed at you, the future circular engineer, who wants to play an important role in this transition. By approaching problems from various disciplinary perspectives, you develop technical solutions for society and industry to address existing and future challenges.

Digital Society is a new bachelor's programme that will address current and imminent transformations induced by digital technologies in domains including the arts and cultural production, politics and governance, healthcare and science, education, the economy and communication.

As an econometrics student, you combine economics and computer science with management and statistical techniques to create an indispensable, in-demand skill-set that companies around the world are seeking.

The European Law School bachelor’s programme combines courses on European and international law with courses on the legal systems of different EU member states. You will learn to look at society in a unique way and will delve into important social themes such as sustainability, migration, security and technology. 

In this challenging programme, you’ll be trained in competencies for the successful legal professional in the 21st century such as legal skills, presenting, mooting and pleading a case. You’ll also gain a thorough command of legal English. 

This is how you study law in Maastricht! 

European Studies is an interdisciplinary bachelor’s programme that focuses on the cultural, historical, political and social aspects of Europe and the ongoing European integration process. The programme covers international developments both in the European Union and in a wider, global context. You will be trained to become a critical thinker who can understand, analyse and explain complex problems at the European level from various disciplinary perspectives.
 

Global Studies trains students to understand and develop solutions for complex global issues. You learn to understand global challenges from a variety of perspectives coming from various disciplines. Afterwards you can pursue a career path that allows you to contribute to solving important social challenges.

In the International Business programme, you’ll learn about the strategy, resources and management required to run a business. You’ll also develop the professional skills to put business ideas into practice, such as teamwork, conflict resolution, leadership and presentation skills.  

At Maastricht University, the bachelor’s in Medicine is very practical; you’ll come in contact with real patients in the early stages of your studies. In the skillslab, you’ll also practice medical skills, such as how to give a patient bad news. After completing a master’s in Medicine, you can call yourself a medical doctor and then you can specialise, for example, as a surgeon or pediatrician.

Fiscal lawyers are not just specialised in tax law, they also receive an introduction in other areas of law, such as private and public law. You'll advise multinationals, self-employed entrepreneurs and associations about the legal aspects of the tax system.

This programme information is only offered in Dutch.

University College Venlo (UCV) is unique. You follow your interests and select your own courses. This enables you to study issues related to health, nutrition and business in an interdisciplinary manner. It has been recognised that food can be regarded as medicine and that food can be used in either the prevention or the treatment of various chronic diseases.