Education

Utrecht University stands for broad and interdisciplinary education. Students at Utrecht University learn to look beyond the boundaries of their fields of study and work together in interdisciplinary projects.

The education programmes are modern and innovative. Students and high-ranking scientists work together on a better future.

Broad education programmes

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  Study programmes
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  PhD programmes
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  Education for professionals
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  Training and other education

Innovation and quality

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  Online education
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  Innovation
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  Top lecturers and top students
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  Rankings

International environment

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  Webinars for prospective students
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  English Master's programmes
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  Largest international Summer School of Europe
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  Utrecht Center for Entrepreneurship

Vision

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  The educational model
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  Educational organisation
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  Lecturer professionalisation
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  Strategic Plan

• News

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    30 October 2020

    [updated] Call for Papers: Ethical Governance of Surveillance Technologies in Times of Crisis: Global Challenges and Divergent Perspectives

    A Multi-Session and Online Conference
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    6 July 2020

    Experimenting at a safe distance in the lab practicals in Physics and Pharmaceutical Sciences

    With the easing of the coronavirus control measures, lab practicals can take place at the Utrecht Science Park again. A look behind the scenes.
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    6 July 2020

    Laura Henderson: 'Judges need to take their democratic responsibility'

    Laura Henderson argues in NRC that judges need to take their democratic responsibility to act as representatives for those without a voice.

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• Events

  Toepassen

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    14 May 2020 12:00 to 1 September 2020 12:00

    The New Silk Road in time of global pandemic: changing views on academic cooperation between China and the West?

    On 14 May, online panel discussions on The New Silk Road will be released.
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    15 September 2020 from 13:00 to 17:00

    [Online round table] Trading emerging technologies: Security and human rights perspectives

    On Tuesday 15 September 2020, the Asser Institute and Utrecht University are jointly organising an online expert round table on the topic of ‘Trading Emerging Technologies: Security and Human Rights Perspectives’.
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    15 September 2020 from 19:30 to 21:30

    Big History #5: From clay tablets to supercomputers

    On September 15, Rens Bod will talk about the development of science through history.

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