University of Amsterdam

The University of Amsterdam was founded in 1632 and is one of the most famous universities in the Netherlands. Since the nineteenth century, scientific degrees have been awarded here. Since the turn of the century, the university has been under state control. Today, 28 undergraduate programs, 128 Master's degrees, and many specific research courses are offered to Dutch and international students. The university employs around 5000 people who deal with students. The University of Amsterdam has a total of 3,000 students enrolled.

The University of Amsterdam brings together hundreds of research centers and institutions, as well as national scientific organizations. The institution is a leader in the field of research in the modern Netherlands thanks to collaborative efforts with partners. Urbanistics, system biology, information laws, physics (Astro-, gravitational), cultural identity, communications, corporate governance, consciousness and the brain, infectious illnesses, and others are among the university's priority study fields.

Studying at the University of Amsterdam could support you in applying for jobs in Europe more easily. The university's diplomas are widely regarded throughout Europe. Graduates of university programs can advance in the scientific field, participate in practical activities, and receive thorough job placement support.

Year Founded: 1632
Contact: +3120-5259-111
Website: https://www.uva.nl/en