In the Economics and Business Economics Programme, you'll learn to apply economic theories to improve businesses and industries. Your skills will prepare you for careers in healthcare, IT, research and government sectors.
Study legal issues with peers from around the world through a comparative and European perspective.
Explore health and healthcare from a European perspective and discover how the EU shapes policies and addresses issues like ageing populations and cross-border epidemics. Take the first step towards an impactful career in healthcare across Europe.
European Studies is a unique multidisciplinary bachelor focusing on Europe and European integration. We study the multifaceted challenges of today’s Europe in a wider, global context, combining historical, political, legal, economic and cultural insights.
At Maastricht, you study Fiscaal Recht in a small-scale and personal setting, with a focus on tax issues affecting individuals and businesses. You’ll learn to look beyond laws and numbers, exploring key themes such as justice and ethics.
The world is becoming more interconnected as people, goods, ideas, and institutions cross boundaries. Global Studies empowers future change-makers with the tools and skills needed to analyse and address the complex global challenges we face.
Discover how factors of biology, behaviour, and environment together influence health. Learn to think from different perspectives and work on solutions for today’s and tomorrow’s complex health challenges.
In the International Business programme, you’ll learn the strategy, resources and management required to run a business, while building skills like teamwork, leadership, conflict resolution and presenting your ideas effectively.
Dive into biology, chemistry, physics, and more. At Maastricht Science Programme, you choose your subjects from 150+ courses and practicals. Shape your future with what truly excites you. Click here to discover it all.
Medicine is centred around authentic professional tasks and focuses on collaborative and self-regulation of learning. Knowledge, skills and attitude are taught using real world tasks. You practice on each other and simulated patients.
