Studying at the University of Groningen
The university is home to over 23,000 students who are welcomed into an inspiring and stimulating atmosphere. Teaching is characterized by small groups and the encouragement of student input, leaving ample room for discussion, the generation of ideas and the creation of knowledge. In a work environment that rewards quality and achievement, the university offers balanced study and research paths that vary in intensity to encourage everyone to develop their individual talents.
• Bachelors / Masters programmes All our programmes are grounded in research, giving students the opportunity to share in the best and latest knowledge. The seamless transition motivates many students to continue on to a
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related Master’s programme after successfully completing their three- year Bachelor’s degree. Master’s programmes last between one and two years. For those students with research as a special focal point, we offer two-year Master’s programmes associated with Graduate Schools.
• Graduate Schools / PhD With the purpose to ease the transition between the Master’s and PhD levels and produce graduates with strong research skills, the Graduate Schools create a supporting environment with scholars excelling in their expertise. Talented students can write their PhD proposal as part of their Master’s degree. In the four-year PhD programmes, students conduct their own research. The Graduate Schools provide a balanced mix of expert supervision, tailor-made postgraduate training and the
freedom to pursue your own ideas within set research themes.
PhD programmes in:
Astronomy / Atomic and Nuclear Physics / Behavioral and Cognitive Neuroscience / Biomolecular Science and Biotechnology / Chemistry and Chemical Engineering / Ecological and Evolutionary Studies / Economics and Business / Healthcare Research / Humanities / Law / Materials Science / Mathematics and Computing Science / Medical and Pharmaceutical Drug Innovation / Philosophy / Social Science / Spatial Science / Theology and Religious Studies.
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