Bachelor Knowledge Engineering Top Rated Programme Keuzegids Hoger Onderwijs 2016
Knowledge Engineering received the Quality Seal “Top Rated Programme” for the third consecutive year from Keuzegids Hoger Onderwijs 2016! With a total score of 78 and a ++ evaluation Knowledge Engineering offers the best interdisciplinary academic education in the Netherlands in the field of Artificial Intelligence.
“Knowledge Engineering is doing very well, just like the previous years. The courses are of high quality and students appreciate the method of examining and grading. Project Centered Learning gives students the opportunity to put the acquired knowledge into practice. Students enjoy working as a team to solve actual problems from businesses.”
The Keuzegids Hoger Onderwijs is compiled each year by an independent editorial board at the Centre for Higher Education Information to help students select a study. The 2016 rankings were compiled based on student assessment and judgement of experts on the bachelor's programmes, the professors, the facilities and more.
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