The BSc in Digital Society at Maastricht University explores how digital technologies shape society, culture, and politics—and how to guide these changes responsibly. You’ll learn to combine perspectives from different disciplines to analyse digitalisation and its effects on people and communities.
The Bachelor of Science in Digital Society at Maastricht University examines the influence of digital technologies on society, culture, and politics, focusing on how to navigate these transformations responsibly. This interdisciplinary program enables students to analyze the complexities of digitalization and its impact on individuals and communities.
The curriculum emphasizes core areas related to digitalization and its societal ramifications, covering themes such as politics, culture, surveillance, and the utilization of digital resources.
Note: Course availability and sequencing may vary. Additional requirements such as assessments, projects, and guided learning activities may also be part of the program.
To qualify for admission, applicants must possess a secondary school diploma that grants access to higher education in the Netherlands or an equivalent qualification. Additional requirements include:
Graduates of the Digital Society program are well-prepared for a variety of careers in fields such as digital communication, policy-making, social research, and technology management. The interdisciplinary approach equips students with the skills needed to address the challenges posed by digitalization in diverse professional environments.
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