University College Venlo (UCV) is a three-year, English-taught Bachelor programme at Maastricht University where you study food, health and sustainability through an interdisciplinary curriculum. Choose a focus in either Social Sciences or Life Sciences and learn through projects with partners in business and government.
University College Venlo (UCV) is an innovative, three-year Bachelor program offered by Maastricht University. This English-taught course focuses on the interconnected themes of food, health, and sustainability through an interdisciplinary approach. Students can specialize in either Social Sciences or Life Sciences, engaging in collaborative projects with various stakeholders in business and government.
The UCV program is built around an interdisciplinary curriculum that integrates various perspectives on food, health, and sustainability. Students will develop skills to connect evidence from diverse fields, enabling them to tackle complex global challenges.
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Collaboration and Projects: Throughout the program, students will work in (inter)national teams, applying their knowledge to real-world issues in partnership with businesses and governmental organizations.
Admission to UCV is predicated on whether your previous education is deemed equivalent to the Dutch VWO diploma. If you possess a non-Dutch diploma that corresponds to the VWO standard, you are generally eligible. However, if your diploma is not listed as equivalent, it will need to be evaluated by Maastricht University.
Note: Specific GRE/GMAT/GPA score requirements are not outlined for this program.
Upon completing your degree at University College Venlo, you may be eligible to apply for a residence permit that allows you to work in the Netherlands. The specific options available will depend on your individual circumstances and the current Dutch immigration regulations.
Typical post-study work opportunities:
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