1 About

Tilburg University
5 Your Bachelor at Tilburg University
6 LLB Global Law
9 BSc Psychology
12 BSc International Sociology
16 University College Tilburg - Liberal Arts
and Sciences
20 Housing
21 Student Organizations
22 Studying Abroad
23 Extracurricular activities
24 Student Career Services
25 Student Support
26 Financial Matters (including fees and
scholarships)
28 Immigration Matters
29 Application and admission
 Tilburg University innovates by studying, learning, and understanding.
That is why our motto is Understanding Society. Our focus is on relevant
and complex societal issues, like increasing societal resilience, improving
care and well-being and creating value from data. To find new insights and
15,761 students answers that add value to society, our university often chooses a
multidisciplinary approach, connecting different academic disciplines and
8.242 bachelor students
bringing together people from science, business, government, and
society. At Tilburg University, we want to inspire you to reach your full
2.018 premaster students
potential and, in doing so, have a positive impact on the world around
5.501 master students you. Our university specializes in the social sciences and offers a wide
range of English-taught Bachelor’s, Master’s, and Research Master’s
2.507 international programs in the areas of Data Science, Economics, Business and
students from 105 Management, Humanities, Digital Sciences, Law, Social Sciences, and
nationalities
Theology.
331 PhD students (46%
international students)

20 bachelor programs
48 master programs*, "Studying at Tilburg University means an education at a university that belongs to the world top, on a green
the majority of which are campus in the vibrant student city of Tilburg.
in English
(* programs + associated Studying at Tilburg University also means
tracks/specializations) ‘Understanding Society’: every day, our researcher
apply their knowledge to so-called ‘wicked
problems’, issues faced by societies worldwide,
and thus contribute to solutions and innovations.
We help to enhance society with our research and
by close collaboration with the business
community, authorities, social organizations, and
other knowledge institutions.

From the moment you start your studies at Tilburg

University, you are part of a stimulating
international community aimed at gathering and
processing knowledge. But studying is more than
that! The campus offers you every opportunity to
join study and student associations, to participate
in debating societies, social activities, or
participative decision-making, and to train for all
kinds of sports. Use the freedom given to you to
develop your talents and career by working hard,
together with your teachers and fellow students. I
wish you an inspiring time at our campus!"

Koen Becking, President of the Tilburg University

Executive Board
 You will be part of a multicultural classroom with
students from many different countries where you
The educational profile of Tilburg University is built can share your ambitions and learn from other
on three pillars: knowledge, skills and character. cultures. This offers a new and broader
Besides in-depth academic knowledge and perspective for you as a person, and it is also a
professional expertise, a great deal of attention is unique preparation for a future international career.
Shanghai Global Subject paid to the development of skills and (moral)
Ranking (worldwide): #5 character. As a student, you are continuously
in Business encouraged to come up with creative ideas and to
Administration, #12 in think beyond conventional solutions and
Finance (2019) methodologies. In-class discussions and group
work keep you actively engaged and involved. Tilburg University has a green campus and is
Times Higher Education You will be educated to become a thinker who located on the edge of a park-like forest. The
Subject Ranking dares to act and actively contributes to society. campus itself is bustling with student activity, a
(worldwide): #28 in contrast that makes Tilburg University a truly
Economics & Business, You will also be able to attend guest attractive and dynamic place for learning. Tilburg
#43 in Law, and #44 in lectures, career events, cultural workshops, University has a modern University Library and
Psychology (2019) concerts, and theater events organized on campus excellent Sports Center, which are all within easy
and in the city. You can listen to some of the most walking distance from each other. Student work
important academic and business leaders spaces in every building are equipped with all the
#1 in the SSRN Top 500 discussing issues ranging from cyber criminality to modern facilities you need to make studying on
International Law Schools labor market dynamics; but you can also see campus a pleasant experience. Organizations
according to the Social cabaret, comedy, and film. aimed specifically at international students
Science Research organize all kinds of social activities. All ingredients
Network (July 2019) are there to give you a stimulating, inspiring, and
joyful campus experience.
QS Subject Ranking: #41
in Economics &
Econometrics. Top 100
position for: Accounting &
Finance, Business &
Management, Law &
Legal Studies,
Psychology (2019)

US News Best Global

Universities Ranking: #18
in Business & Economics,
# 77 in Psychology &
Psychiatry (2019)

Lecture in the open air on a summer day


A real student city!
With a population of nearly 217,268, Tilburg is the
sixth largest city in the Netherlands. It is
conveniently located with just a short train ride to
cities like Amsterdam, The Hague, and Rotterdam
and with easy access to European capitals like
Brussels, Paris, and London.
1 in 7 people in Tilburg is a student, so student life
has an important impact on what happens in
Tilburg. The city has something to offer for
everyone: a thriving cafe and restaurant culture,
sports, art films, world-class pop music and
classical music, and great contemporary art.
Combined with numerous festivals, exhibitions,
and conferences, you will enjoy an exciting and
challenging student life.
Study in the Brainport region
Tilburg University is based in the Brainport region
which is one of the main drivers of the Dutch
economy. It is known for its innovative strength
and the many international companies located in
the region offer interesting opportunities for
internships and your career.
Cost of living
Life in Tilburg is relatively low-cost
compared to other Dutch university cities,
such as Amsterdam and Utrecht. Living in
Tilburg will cost around € 800 per month.
International and open-minded Research Universities vs
You’ve read about Tilburg University and the city of Universities of Applied Sciences
Tilburg, but what does the Netherlands have to
Higher education in the Netherlands is offered at
offer you as an international student? A lot! The
two types of institutions:
Netherlands has traditionally been an
internationally orientated nation. Most of the Dutch
speak English and are well known for their open- Research Universities (13 in the Netherlands,
mindedness. We are convinced that you will feel among which Tilburg University)
right at home! Universities of Applied Sciences (37 in the
Netherlands)
Moreover, the Netherlands has the 18th largest
economy in the world (despite its size..) and is Research Universities offer the highest level of
home to some of the world’s most successful education available in the Netherlands. Education
multinational companies, including Philips, Shell, at a Research University is more theoretical and at
and Unilever. The Dutch economy provides many an academic level, aimed at developing critical
opportunities for those who wish to work in a thinking skills, preparing students for either a
multinational, multicultural environment. professional or academic career. Universities of
Applied Sciences (HBO) offer more practice-
oriented education which prepares students for
specific professions (e.g., physiotherapist, primary-
So many bikes! school teacher, or hospitality manager).
Did you know that, for the Dutch, the
bicycle is an important means of transport?
In the Netherlands, you will see bikes
everywhere you go. Going by bike is a
fast, easy and safe way to explore the city
and its surroundings and to move between
the Tilburg city center and the Tilburg
University campus.

Bikes parked at the Tilburg University campus

Bachelor's programs
Tilburg University offers unique and high-quality undergraduate programs
Duration: 3 years in the fields of data science, economics, business & management, law,
social sciences, and humanities. Each program focuses on Knowledge,
Language: English
Skills and Character: you will not only gain academic knowledge but also
develop professional skills and work on your personal development. As a
Start: Sept
result, our programs provide an outstanding academic foundation for your
ECTS: 180 Master’s and future career.

Title: BSc/BA/LLB

BSc Data Science

BSc Econometrics and Operations Research
BSc Economics
BSc International Business Administration
LLB Global Law
BSc Public Governance: Public Administration, Economics and Law
BSc Global Management of Social Issues
BSc International Sociology
BSc in Human Resource Studies: People Management
BSc Psychology
BA Online Culture: Art, Media and Society
BSc Cognitive Science and Artificial Intelligence
BA Theology
University College Tilburg - Liberal Arts and Sciences (BA/BSc)
Expected end of August 2020: Entrepreneurship and Business Innovation

Because you want to understand society and play an active role in it.
Because you want to take part in top-level education at an institution holding top positions in international
subject rankings.
Because you want to be inspired by professors who are known world-wide for their academic research and
who strive to bring out the best in you.
Because you want to be part of a global community with students from over 100 countries.
Because you want to receive small-scale, personalized education on topics unique in the Netherlands.
Because you want to study at a beautiful green campus which is constantly being innovated.

Does this describe what you are looking for? Then Tilburg University is the right choice for your future!
 ​In today’s globalized world, borders are fading. There are more and more
Duration legal cases which involve multiple legal systems. Just think about big
Three years companies such as Google with users everywhere in the world. Global
Law provides a new approach to legal education: it puts “global” before
Language
English
“national”.

Degree awarded Large organizations nowadays require lawyers who can find their way
Bachelor of Laws around multiple jurisdictions. Global Law takes a transnational approach,
offering you insights into different legal systems around the world and
Start
End of August 2020
preparing you for the legal cases of the future.

Application deadline
May 1st, 2020

Rankings
2019 SSRN Top 500
International Law
Schools:
#1 in the world
Average number of
students per year
120
Global Law offers a solid foundation in legal training: the program covers all topics traditionally found in
legal education, such as contract law, tort law, criminal law, property law, and constitutional law.
A transnational perspective: Global Law combines insights from multiple legal systems rather than studying
law by reference to one national law only. Instead, the choices made in the design of legal systems are
explored. By looking at concrete cases, you will study the similarities and differences between legal
systems.
An interdisciplinary approach: there is an emphasis on the links between law and other disciplines such as
economics, psychology, and political science. If you enter as a Fast Track candidate, your existing degree
provides this multidisciplinary element.

Tuition Fees
EU / EEA citizens:
€ 2,143 p / yr Do you already have a Bachelor’s or Master’s degree, or are you completing one as you are reading this?
Non-EU / EEA citizens: With an existing academic degree, you can apply for the Fast Track.
€ 10,600* p / yr
Fees are indicative only
and may be subject to Students who have a degree from a different field of study, such as sociology, economics, liberal arts and
change. sciences, or psychology may receive credits for 60 ECTS of the program. This means you can get your
(*The institutional fee of degree in just two years! In this way, you can combine your knowledge and academic experience with an LLB
€14.600 is reduced to degree and become an interdisciplinary expert.
€10,600 by a tuition fee
waiver) Make sure to check out our website to find out whether you are eligible.
Bachelor’s programs at research universities in the Netherlands take three years. During the three years of
Global Law, you will gain academic depth and develop the practical skills to help you approach transnational
conflicts from a global perspective. You will learn to refer to not just one specific national legal system, but to
also consider solutions from other jurisdictions or from international law. The program will help you gain a
broader understanding of the function, basic principles, and core areas of law. At the same time, it provides
you with the unique skills of a global lawyer, which are more and more in demand in a globalizing world.

A full overview of the curriculum can be found below. Courses with an asterisk (*) are included in the Fast
Track. Courses without an asterisk are skipped by students who are accepted as graduate entry students
(Fast Track), but they are included in the curriculum for regular students who are completing the full bachelor.

Year 1

Semester 1 Semester 2

Introduction to Global Law I Introduction to Global Law II

Introduction to the Philosophy of Global Law * Methods & Techniques of Legal Research *

History of International Law Tort Law *

Constitutional Law * Global Legal History

Methods and Techniques of Social Science Business for Lawyers

Research

Linguistic and Argumentation Skills I

Year 2

Semester 1 Semester 2

Perspectives on Law * Administrative Law *

Public International Law * Property Law *

Obligations and Contract Law I * Criminal Law *

Corporate Law * Law, Technology and Society

Criminology and Criminal Justice EU Law *

Linguistic and Argumentation Skills II

 Year 3

Semester 1: choose from 3 options Semester 2

Option 1: Minor in Dutch Law Commercial Law *

Option 2: Exchange semester Conflict of Laws *

Option 3: Minor Global Law and Business Obligations and Contract Law II *

the minor Global Law includes the following Advanced Philosophy of Global Law *
courses:

- Tax Law * Final Essay *

- Civil Procedure & Global Dispute Resolution *
- International Human Rights Law *
- Accountancy and Finance for Lawyers *
- Law and Economics

After your LLB, you can complete your legal education with an LLM degree and embark on a legal career.
With a Bachelor of Laws degree, you can apply for jobs in international organizations, the public sector, or you
can continue in academia, working at the intersection of different legal systems and disciplines.

Do you want to become an attorney, barrister, or a judge after your LLM? Every country has specific
requirements for accessing these legal professions. In addition to your Global Law Bachelor, we offer
you options to pave the way towards the legal professions in the Netherlands, the UK or the US. Make sure
you know the road ahead if this is a career path that you aspire to.

Admission To be eligible for entry into a research university, you must have a high school diploma
requirements which is considered equal to the highest level of secondary education in the
Netherlands. Examples of qualifying diplomas can be found at the back of this
brochure and on our website.

Additional For Global Law, we look for candidates who hold a 7/10 average grade. Our
requirements admissions office has a conversion table to calculate whether you meet this
for this requirement. To give an example of the most common systems:
program - A Levels: BBC
- International Baccalaureate: 32 points

The admissions advice will be based on the documents you supply, in combination
with a motivation letter and an interview, which will be conducted via Skype.

English TOEFL: 80 (internet-based)

language IELTS: 6.0 (6.0 min. on all components)
requirements Cambridge CAE or CPE

More info For a full overview of the application process and requirements, please see our
website.
 Psychology is the study of mind and people: about who we are, how we
Duration think and feel, and why we do or don’t make certain decisions. This
Three years program has a flexible and innovative curriculum that gives you the
freedom to combine a major and a minor from the nine major fields of
Language
English or Dutch
study in Psychology. You will acquire a solid foundation in various fields
of Psychology, preparing you for a diverse range of professional fields,
Degree awarded including health and social services, mental health, organizational
Bachelor of Science leadership and management, community and public relations, education,
(BSc)
program development and facilitation, and social science research.
Start
End of August

Application deadline
Self-direct your future career and design your
January 15
own study program by combining a major and a
minor that fit your academic interest and career
Average number of aspirations. This unique combination will make
students per year your knowledge distinguishable in the labor
300 market.
Tilburg University has one of the few academic
centers of expertise in the areas of Economic,
Rankings
Forensic, and Medical Psychology in the
- Keuzegids
Netherlands.
Universiteiten 2019: #1 in
Benefit from an interactive learning environment
the Netherlands
in a small-scale international classroom.
- Elsevier Best Studies
Gain international exposure by spending a
2015, 2017 and 2018: #1
semester at a partner university abroad.
in the Netherlands
This program is offered in two languages. You
- QS World University
can take this program either in English or in Dutc
Ranking: top 100 in the
h.
world
- THE Ranking 2020:
#14 in Psychology in
Europe

Official name in
Studielink
B Psychology (English)

Tuition Fees
EU / EEA citizens:
€ 2,143 p / yr
Non-EU / EEA citizens:
€ 8,800 p / yr
Fees are indicative only
and may be subject to
change.
 Work and Organizational Psychology Medical Psychology
Cognitive Neuropsychology Developmental Psychology and Lifespan
Economic Psychology Psychology
Forensic Psychology Psychological Methods and Data Analysis
Clinical Psychology Social Psychology

Year 1

Block 1 Block 2 Block 3 Block 4

Experimental Social Psychology Brain and Behavior Developmental

Psychology Psychology

Introduction to Psychology of Philosophy of Mind Psychopathology

Psychology and Personality
History of Psychology

Introduction to Introduction to Introduction to Introduction to

Research Research Statistics Statistics
Methodology Methodology

Academic Skills A Academic Skills A Academic Skills B Academic Skills B

Year 2

Block 1 Block 2 Block 3 Block 4

Biological Psychology Major Course 1 Major Course 2 Major Course 3

Cultural Psychology Test Theory Sociology for Research Skills in

Psychology Students Psychology

Correlational Research Correlational Research Experimental Experimental

Methods Methods Research Methods Research Methods

Professional Skills: Professional Skills: Professional Skills: Professional Skills:

Ethical Issues Ethical Issues Communication Skills Group Skills
and Group Skills

Research Skills in Research Skills in

Psychology Psychology

Year 3

Block 1 Block 2 Block 3 Block 4

Major Course 4 Minor Course 1 Minor Course 2 Minor Course 3

Applied Methods and Philosophy of Science Elective Course 1 Elective Course 2

Statistics (Psychology)

Bachelor Thesis Bachelor Thesis

Psychology (Psychology)

Watch our animation video outlining the curriculum structure.

After graduating from this program, you can work at an academic level in research, communication, policy,
consulting, clinical psychology, human development, and organization development. You will be suitable for a
position in private, semi-private, or governmental organizations.

After your Bachelor’s, you can also continue with a Psychology Master’s degree at Tilburg University or
anywhere else in the world. Please note that there might be extra admission requirements like a specific minor
or major. A Master’s degree will enable you to conduct further theoretical and applied research to advance
scientific knowledge in a specific area of Psychology. You will then be able to develop tools and interventions
to solve practical problems in this area and study the effectiveness of these solutions.

Numerus As of 2020-2021 a selection procedure applies for the bachelor's program in

Fixus Psychology (Numerus Fixus). Admission is only possible on the basis of selection in
combination with the correct prior education. You can submit your application for
2020-2021 from 1 October 2019 until 15 January 2020. Please visit our website for
more information about application and admission of Psychology.

Admission To be eligible for entry into a research university, you have to have a high school
Requirements diploma which is considered equal to the highest level of secondary education in the
Netherlands.
Examples of qualifying diplomas:
- The Dutch vwo diploma or hbo-p
- The International Baccalaureate
- The European Baccalaureate
- Most European high school diplomas which allow access to university in your own
country, such as the German Abitur, the Swiss Matura, or the French baccalauréat.
- In case of a non-EU diploma, we often require an additional year at university before
you can start here.

Additional A good knowledge of maths is essential for success in this program, as it contains
requirements courses in Statistics and Research Methodology. As a general rule, you must have
for this followed maths up to and including your last year of high school. If you are not sure
program whether you meet our mathematics requirement, please apply for admission and we
will make an assessment based on your application documents.

English TOEFL: 80 (internet-based)

Language IELTS: 6.0 (5.5 min. for all components)
Requirements Cambridge C1 advanced (formerly CAE) or C2 proficiency (formerly CPE)

Application All students (with a Dutch and non-Dutch diploma) should apply via Studielink. Within
24 hours after applying in Studielink, you will automatically receive an email from
Tilburg University regarding the procedure to provide all the required documents to
the selection committee via our online application system (OSIRIS Aanmeld). Please
visit the website for detailed information.

More For questions regarding the Numerus Fixus procedure, please contact the Admission
information Coordinator Numerus Fixus: psychology-numerusfixus@tilburguniversity.edu.

If you have a Dutch pre-university diploma, you can also read this information on the Dutch website.
 International Sociology focuses on the dynamics between individuals,
groups and society. You learn to understand social problems and
specialize in analyzing phenomena in the modern world, by studying
social themes such as migration, poverty and inequality, and cultural
Duration differences, while connecting these themes to politics and policy.
3 years

Language
English

Follow a high-quality program that

Degree awarded combines both theory and practice in an
Bachelor of Science international classroom setting.
(BSc) Address current social issues such as the
refugee crisis, the digitalization of society and
labor market flexibility from a comparative
Start
perspective on the Western world.
End of August
Shape your education by choosing one of two
majors: 'Culture in comparative perspective' or
Application deadline 'Social risks in a changing world'.
May 1 In the major 'Culture in comparative perspective'
you’ll study culture in an international,
comparative context.
Number of first-year
In the major 'Social risks in a changing world'
students
you’ll study the transformations of social risks by
20
focusing on economic, social and political
globalization.
Official name in Put your knowledge into practice by conducting
Studielink a sociological research project in the field of
B International Sociology your major and by doing an internship in your
(English) third year.
International Sociology in Tilburg is a small-
scale program, where personal attention is
Tuition Fees
paramount. One of the lecturers will become
EU/EEA citizens:
your personal study mentor.
€ 2,143 p/yr
Non-EU/EEA citizens:
€ 8,800 p/yr
Fees are indicative only
and may be subject to
change.
 Courses year 1

Block 1 Block 2 Block 3 Block 4

Introduction to Political Science Sociological Themes Economics for

Sociology international Students

Social Problems Research Introduction to Social Problems in

Methodology for Psychology for Research
International Students international Students

Academic Skills 1 Academic Skills 2 Academic Skills 3 Contemporary

Sociological Theories

Introduction to Introduction to
Statistics for Statistics for
International Students International Students

Courses year 2

Block 1 Block 2 Block 3 Block 4

Qualitative Research Causal Analysis Construction and

Methods for Techniques Analysis of
International Students Questionnaires for
International Students

Philosophy of Science

Courses Major Culture in comparative perspective (year 2)

Block 1 Block 2 Block 3 Block 4

Cultural Sociology National and Regional Sociological Research Sociological Research

Identities Project: Culture Project: Culture

Media, Globalization Cultural Lifestyles and

and Popular Culture Participation

Courses Major Social risks in a changing world (year 2)

Block 1 Block 2 Block 3 Block 4

Globalization and Global Migration Sociological Research Sociological Research

Social Risks Project: Social Risks Project: Social Risks

Sustainability in a Sociology of Work

Global World
 Courses year 3

Block 1 Block 2 Block 3 Block 4

Internship or study Internship or study Minor course Social Philsophy for

abroad abroad Sociology

Minor course Minor course Bachelor’s Thesis Bachelor’s Thesis

Sociology Sociology

Elective course Elective course

In the first year, you will lay the foundation for your further studies in International Sociology. Besides
introductory courses in sociology, you will follow introductory courses in other disciplines that have common
ground with sociology: political science, psychology and economics. You will also learn more about academic
skills and research methods.

In the second year, you will choose a major consisting of four substantive courses, a sociological research
project, an internship and a Bachelor's thesis. You can choose from:

Culture in comparative perspective

Social risks in a changing world

You will finish the second year with a sociological research project of your choice in the field of your major. You
will present your research during the Student Research Symposium Sociology, where all students of the
Bachelor’s and (pre)Master’s program of Sociology meet.

The third year leaves room for your interests, ambitions and talents. In the first semester, you will choose a
number of minor courses and electives. Additionally, you will do a mandatory internship that allows you to
practice your skills. To conclude your studies, you will write a Bachelor's thesis. Both your internship and
Bachelor’s thesis will be in the field of your major.

As a sociologist, you will be trained to become an expert in the field of social issues. These issues often occur
in education, government or cultural institutions. Some graduates, for example, become policy advisors at
municipalities, whereas others become trainees at European organizations. Commercial companies and
organizations employ graduates in sociology as well. Think, for example, of data analysts at insurers and
energy companies, researchers at market research firms, or consultants in the field of technology and
society. Additionally, sociologists work as researchers within scientific institutions, as third-level lecturers in
sociology or art and culture, or as teachers of social studies in secondary education. Sociologists are also
employed as journalists or opinion formers.
 Admission To be eligible for entry into a research university, you have to have a high school
requirements diploma which is considered equal to the highest level of secondary education in the
Netherlands.
Examples of qualifying diplomas:
- The Dutch vwo diploma or hbo-p
- The International Baccalaureate
- The European Baccalaureate
- Most European high school diplomas which allow access to university in your own
country, such as the German Abitur, the Swiss Matura, or the French baccalauréat.
- In case of a non-EU diploma, we often require an additional year at university before
you can start here.

Additional 1. A good knowledge of maths is essential for success in this program, as it contains
requirements courses in Statistics and Research Methodology. As a general rule, you must have
for this followed maths up to and including your last year of high school. If you are not sure
program whether you meet our mathematics requirement, please apply for admission and we
will make an assessment based on your application documents.
2. The admissions decision will be based on the documents you supply, in combination
with an application form (please, refer to the 'template application form' on the
application webpage).

English TOEFL: 80 (internet-based)

language IELTS: 6.0 (5.5 min. for all components)
requirements Cambridge C1 advanced (formerly CAE) or C2 proficiency (formerly CPE)

Application Dutch nationals with a Dutch diploma should apply via Studielink only; all applicants
with a diploma awarded outside the Netherlands (or those with an IB or EB diplomas)
must register in Studielink and apply via our online application system, MySAS. Please
note, that you need to submit a CV and a motivation letter according to a set format,
which can be found on the program website.

More For a full overview of the application process and requirements as well as exceptions,
information please refer to our website. TSB-admissions@tilburguniversity.edu; +31 (0)13 466
4222.

Please have a look at our website for a full overview of the application process and requirements.

If you have a Dutch pre-university diploma, you can also read this information on the Dutch website.
 University College Tilburg offers a Liberal Arts and Sciences program
which gives you a unique opportunity to obtain a specialized qualification
Duration
Three years in one of five Majors, combined with a broad and interdisciplinary
education in the liberal arts. You will examine issues using insights from a
Language range of academic disciplines and you will learn how to evaluate, discuss,
English write, and present convincing arguments. Ultimately you will become a
critical thinker who knows how to take an interdisciplinary approach to
Degree awarded
Bachelor of Arts or issues. By the time you graduate, you'll have both a specialized area of
Bachelor of Science expertise and a broad framework for understanding society that can be
applied within any number of professions.
Start
End of August

Application deadline
May 1 University College Tilburg’s Liberal Arts and
Sciences program has been awarded a ‘top
Rankings program’ label in the Netherlands (Dutch
'Top rated program' in the Keuzegids 2015, 2016, 2017 and 2018 ranking).
Netherlands (Dutch Optional residential setting: you get to be part
Keuzegids 2015, 2016, of a close-knit and active liberal arts community,
2017 and 2018) but you will also experience life as a student on
an international university campus.
The program is a joint initiative by Tilburg
Average number of University’s four leading Schools, meaning you
students per year will be taught by highly experienced, renowned
100 professors.
The program uses innovative teaching
% International methods unique to Tilburg University’s
students approach, such as Team Teaching where two
30% academics with different backgrounds jointly
teach the same course.
We teach you the skills needed to make your
Tuition Fees ideas happen! Launch and develop your own
EU / EEA citizens: project or business idea and put it into
€ 3,000 p / yr practice in our Social Innovation Project.
Non-EU / EEA citizens:
€ 8,800 p / yr
Fees are indicative only
and may be subject to
change.
You will graduate with an internationally acknowledged BA or BSc degree in Liberal Arts and Sciences with a
specialization that qualifies you for a range of Master’s programs and careers in that area. You could become
a consultant or policy advisor, a strategic or legal advisor in a multinational company, a journalist or a
researcher, to name a few examples. Employers worldwide will appreciate the fact that you are both a
generalist and a specialist and, as such, that you have an interdisciplinary approach.
The first year has been designed to provide you with an overview of the different scientific disciplines offered
within the program. You will get acquainted with the disciplines of the social sciences and humanities: law,
business, economics and management, psychology and sociology, culture, history, literature, philosophy and
religion.

In the second year you specialize by choosing one of five majors:

BA Arts and Humanities: Past-Present-Future

BSc Business & Economics
BSc Social Sciences: Human Behavior
BA Law in an International Context
BSc Cognitive Neuroscience: Brain and Cognition

Additionally, you will choose one elective course + the course Transatlantic Perspectives or a minor course.

The third year leaves space for four more minor courses. With the minor courses you can broaden your
horizon by focusing on another academic discipline or by offering a more in-depth approach to the field of the
major. In addition, the minor can provide direction for a subsequent Master's program. The minor courses can
also be followed abroad at one of our renowned partner universities in the world.

Instead of these minor courses, you can also choose to follow electives, two of which are online courses.

The curriculum of year 3 consists of four compulsory components:

a compulsory course related to the Major

the course Academic Reflections on LAS Topics
a professional practice course, with three options to choose from: 1) Social Innovation Project, 2) Current
European Issues, and 3) an Internship
the Bachelor's thesis

Courses year 1

Semester 1 Semester 2

Thinking about Science Researchers and their fields

European History: Politics & Culture Mind and Brain: Introduction to Cognitive Science

Rhetoric in Theory and Practice I Rhetoric in Theory and Practice II

Individuals & Collectives: Introduction Business Imagining Justice: Introduction to Law and
Humanities

Elective Introduction to Research Methods

 Courses Year 2 (arranged by Major)

Arts and Business Social Law in an Cognitive

Humanities and Sciences: International Neuroscience
Economics Human Context
Behavior

Semester 1 Digital Quantitative Social Comparative Psychology of

Culture and Methods for Psychology of Political Language
Society Business & Group Institutions
Economics Dynamics

Historical Micro- Evil European Statistics 1

Methodology economics: Public Law and 2
Agents and and Public
Markets International
Law

Evil Statistics 1 Statistics 1 Law in Cognitive

and 2 and 2 Society Psychology

Globalization, Accounting: Diversity and Fundamentals Brain and

Economy and The Community of Public Law Behavior
Mentality Language of
Business

Elective Elective Elective Elective Elective

Semester 2 The Truth of Marketing Learning Criminal Law Cognitive

Fiction and Small Project: in Context Neuropsychology
Business Values and
Development Civil Society
in Europe

Participatory The Making Learning European Brain

Art of Modern Project: Labor Law Dysfunction
Macro Values and and Social
Economics Civil Society Policy
in Europe

Homer's Strategy and People and The Civil and Brain and
Army: The Organization Organizations Common Law Morality
Legacy of an in Context Traditions
Unacknowledged
Legislator

Middle Ages: Institutional Introduction Fundamentals The

at the Economics: to Cultural of Private Emotional
Theological- Connecting Psychology Law Brain
political Business and
Crossroads Society

Translatlantic Translatlantic Translatlantic Translatlantic Translatlantic

Perspectives Perspectives Perspectives Perspectives Perspectives
or Minor or Minor or Minor or Minor or Minor
(elective) (elective) (elective) (elective) (elective)
course course course course course
 Compulsory courses year 3 (arranged by Major)

Arts and Business and Social Sciences: Law in an Cognitive

Humanities Economics Human International Neuroscience
Behavior Context

Perspectives on Corporate Visual Culture Liability and the The Social Brain
Europe Finance and and the Body Internet
Financial History

Elective courses you can choose from throughout the program

Nationality, Statelessness and Religion and Economics Introduction to Theory of

Human Rights Literature

Consumerism Discovering Diversity Business Law and Ethics

(Saylor Academy)

Legal Fictions Management Information Social Psychology (Saylor

Systems Academy)

Admission To be eligible for entry into a research university, you need to have a high school
requirements diploma which is considered equal to the highest level of secondary education in the
Netherlands. Examples of qualifying diplomas:
- The Dutch VWO diploma
- The International Baccalaureate
- The European Baccalaureate
- Most European high school diplomas which allow access to university in your own
country, such as the German Abitur, the Swiss Matura, or the French Baccalauréat.
- In case of a non-EU diploma, we often require an additional year at university before
you can start your studies at Tilburg University.

Please note that the admission decision will be based on your (secondary) education,
your English language proficiency, a motivation letter, an essay that addresses a
societal problem or issue (social, political, moral, or artistic) and an interview (in person
or via Skype).

English TOEFL (internet-based): ≥80

language IELTS: ≥6.0 (5.5 min. for all components)
requirements Cambridge C1 Advanced or C2 Proficiency (formerly CAE/CPE): grade A, B or C

Application Applicants with a Dutch diploma should apply via Studielink. All applicants with a
procedure diploma awarded outside the Netherlands (or those with an IB or EB diploma) must
register in Studielink and apply via our online application system. See more information
on: https://www.tilburguniversity.edu/education/bachelors-programs/liberal-arts-and-
sciences/admission-and-application

More admissionshumanities@tilburguniversity.edu
information +31 (0)13-466 2859
Although Tilburg University does not offer student accommodation itself,
we would like to help you to get started with finding your own
accommodation in Tilburg while you are still in your home country.
Finding a place to live is one of the most important things to arrange but it
is not easy if you do not know how to start. Our housing office can help
you with finding a place; either in one of the accommodations reserved by
Tilburg University or on the private market.

Tilburg University cooperates with a number of
preferred suppliers for housing who offer fully
furnished rooms and apartments specifically for
international students.
- TalentSquare offers fully furnished rooms
(approximately 18 square meters) with a private
bathroom and high speed internet. You will share
the common living area and kitchen with 4 other
international students.
- Student Housing Holland has student houses
located across the city. All the houses have fully
equipped kitchens, bathrooms and most have a
garden. They have rooms in three different price
categories and offer a everything-you-need-
service which includes a.o. airport pick up, your
own bike and 24/7 emergency service.
- CobbenCampus is the newest campus of Tilburg
located within walking distance from Tilburg
University and other facilities. It has 150 fully
furnished apartments for rent with own bathroom,
toilet and kitchen. At the ground floor you will find
the community rooms and a big garden where you
can study, socialise, play games and work out in
our private gym.
You can look for alternative housing options
around the city via the internet. It is common in the
Netherlands for student rooms and apartments to
be offered online, either directly by the
landlord/landlady, a housing company, or a tenant
who is looking for a subtenant. We strongly advise
you to take note of our tips if you decide to find a
room yourself. For example, you should check
whether the room is furnished and which costs are
included in the rental fee.
Once you have been accepted to a degree
program at Tilburg University, you will receive more
information about the accommodation options,
both about the reserved options as well as on the
private market.
www.tilburguniversity.edu/accommodation
Tilburg relatively
inexpensive
You will find life in Tilburg relatively
inexpensive compared to life in other
Dutch university cities, such as Amsterdam
and Utrecht. In fact, Tilburg is known to be
the least expensive student city in the
Netherlands.

Students socializing in the courtyard of

TalentSquare
 Tilburg University is home to a whole range of student organizations,
Student Associations
associations, and societies. Tilburg University has a diverse range of
A great way to meet like- organizations focusing on sports, culture, internationalization, religion,
minded students and etc.
make friends.

Study Associations
Various program-specific
study-related Tilburg University believes that student associations provide the ideal opportunity for every student to develop
associations that skills and talents, both personally and academically. Especially when you choose to become active in these
organize both social and associations. They are all led by students and are looking for new board members every year. They also have
professional events. several committees in which you can become active. Visit the website for more information.

Student Sport
Associations
Tilburg University has
over twenty sports
associations. They
organize trainings, A student association that might be especially interesting for you is I*ESN Tilburg, a non-profit student
competition matches, and association that organizes activities for all foreign and Dutch internationally minded students. I*ESN’s goal is
informal activities. to enrich student life in Tilburg through a platform for internationalization and integration.

I*ESN organizes many great activities, parties and trips. Some examples are: cooking with culture, theme
For more information, parties, poker nights, movie nights, city trips, a gala, sports activities and many social and volunteering
visit the website projects. For hosting many of these great activities they also have their own international meeting point 'Carpe
Noctem' in the city centre.
www.iesntilburg.nl
Do you want to broaden your horizon even further? Would you like to
extend your international experience beyond the Netherlands? Tilburg
University attaches great value to experience abroad and will do
everything to help you make it possible. A program of study or internship
abroad offers many benefits. Your language skills will improve further, you
will become acquainted with other cultures, make friends from many
countries, and get a valuable dose of life experience. Spending time
abroad is also an impressive addition to your résumé. Employers see
definite advantages in hiring graduates with international experience.

In all of Tilburg University’s Bachelor’s programs, it
is possible to go on an international exchange: you
will spend a semester abroad at one of our
partners worldwide. Since most Master’s programs
take only one year, an exchange is not an integral
part of a Master’s program. However, you can
often extend your Master’s program and use our
partner network to follow additional courses
abroad, provided that you finish your Master’s
program within two years.
Tilburg University has partner institutions all over
the world and will help you find the right place for
you that answers to your international aspirations.
Some partners are School-specific, others are
university-wide.
Find out what your options are at www.tilburgunive
rsity.edu/abroad
United Kingdom: e.g., University of Edinburgh,
University of Exeter, University of Sheffield
Spain: e.g., Universitat Autónoma de Barcelona,
Universidad Carlos III de Madrid, Universidad de
Navarra, Universitat Pompeu Fabra
United States: e.g., University of Washington,
Bentley University, University of Central Florida
Turkey: e.g., Bilkent University, Boğaziçi
University, Koç University, Middle East Technical
University
Australia: e.g. Monash University, Macqarie
University, University of New South Wales
Brazil: e.g., Universidade de Sao Paulo,
Pontifícia Universidade Católica do Rio de
Janeiro
Canada: e.g., HEC Montreal, University of
Waterloo, Queens University
China: e.g., Peking University, Fudan University,
Shanghai Jiao Tong
France: e.g., Sciences Po, Université Toulouse,
Aix-Marseille Université​

Being a student means much more than just studying. There is a range of
activities you can engage in besides your studies, to explore your
interests, discover a talent, or improve your skills and your CV.
Do you want to improve your skills in Dutch or
another foreign language? Or do you want to add a
whole new language to your language palette?
Tilburg University has its very own language
center, where a range of languages is on offer. You
can take Dutch at beginners, intermediate or
advanced level, but you can also explore other
languages such as Chinese, German, French or
Italian.
All students registered at Tilburg University are
entitled to one set of language vouchers. With the
vouchers, you can take one or more courses for a
total of 12 ECTS for free at our Language Center.
www.tilburguniversity.edu/languagecenter
Students who have excellent grades and thrive in
their Bachelor’s program might want an extra
challenge. Tilburg University’s Honors programs
are designed to give you just that. There are two
university-wide Honors programs with a different
focus. These programs are open to students from
all of Tilburg University’s Schools, and take place
during the second and third years of your studies.
In this way, the program goes beyond the regular
curriculum and offers you a real challenge!
If you successfully complete the Honors program
along with your Bachelor’s degree, this will be
stated on your diploma. For more information about School specific
Tilburg University offers two different Honors
programs:
Outreaching Honors Program:
The focus of the Outreaching program is on
applying knowledge and skills obtained to solve
real social issues, with the aim of giving back
to society. Through community projects initiated
by the students themselves, skills and
knowledge from various disciplines come
together to stimulate a broad yet specialized
approach to use your (scientific) knowledge in
the real, practical world.
www.tilburguniversity.edu/outreaching
Discourses on Europe Honors Program
The focus of the Discourses on Europe program
is on Europe, which will be studied from the
vantage points of several disciplines in the
humanities and social sciences by discussing
both historical and contemporary issues and
developments. The aim is to challenge the
existing points of view in light of the global
transformations which are constantly taking
place. Questions can focus on cultural,
economic, political, and social discourses.
www.tilburguniversity.edu/honorsprogram
Honors programs for Master's
students
The university-wide Honors programs described
above are specifically designed for talented
Bachelor’s students. Besides these programs
however, most of the Schools offer their own
specific Honors or Excellence program. A number
of these School specific programs is also open for
Master’s students.
programs of excellence, please visit:
www.tilburguniversity.edu/students/studying/additio
nal-education/
 At Tilburg University, our support goes beyond academic learning. We are
3 months
dedicated to preparing you for your transition to the labor market. We
average time for a make sure you will learn the necessary skills in class and offer a large
graduate to find a job array of career services. As a result, our alumni find a job within an
average of three months after graduation, either in the Netherlands or
87%
finds a job within 6 abroad.
months

€ 2,573
average gross starting
salary Each of our Schools has a dedicated Career After obtaining a Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in
Services Officer who is your first point of contact the Netherlands, non-European students can apply
regarding questions about labor market orientation for a residence permit under the
Where do our graduates and career preparation such as: finding 'Orientation Year for Graduates Seeking Employm
work? internships, academic side jobs, board positions ent’ scheme.
Among the top employers and other activities of interest to your resume. Next
of our graduates are: to that, there are more specialized career coaches
This allows you to spend a period of up to twelve
and trainers. Jointly they offer a range of career
Ernst & Young months in the Netherlands to find employment.
services:
KPMG During your orientation year, you have free access
Deloitte to the Dutch labor market. This means that your
Royal Dutch Shell You can take part in workshops and training employer does not need to apply for a work permit.
European Commission courses Furthermore, there are no income requirements
Philips You can make use of individual career coaching during this year. You can apply for the permit up to
Rabobank sessions three years after graduation.
Dutch Tax Authorities You can join career events and meet companies
Nike on campus
ING Bank You can make use of the Career Mentor
ASML Program to get in touch with alumni to learn
about future career options and develop
professional and networking skills
You can make use of the consultation hours for
job applications to receive valuable advice and
tips for your CV and cover letter

Internships offer excellent opportunities for getting

acquainted with the job market. Not all programs
offer an internship as integral/compulsory part of
the program, but we do encourage participation in
an internship during your academic career. Some
students choose to do an internship
during summer, while other students combine an
internship with their Bachelor’s or Master’s thesis
and carry out their research at a company.
It is part of our job to help you adjust to life at Tilburg University as
quickly as possible. Here is a brief summary of the support services
available for our students.
As soon as you decide to apply to Tilburg
University, you will be in close contact with our
admissions officers. They support you through the
admission procedure and will provide you with all
the necessary information to make a great start at
Tilburg University. They will also be your first
contact person for all your questions. Every
program has their own admissions officer, so they
will be able to provide you with up-to-date
information about the program and everything that
is connected to it.
To help you adapt quickly to campus life,
get to know your way around the city, and
feel at home at Tilburg University and
among your fellow students, the University
offers an extensive introduction program
called “Tilburg Orientation Program”, or
“TOP Week”. Together with all new first-
year students of Tilburg University, you will
participate in a week filled with all kinds of
activities (study-related, social, cultural,
sports, parties, etc.). www.top-week.nl/en
*TOP-week is not applicable for Research
Master's students at Tilburg School of
Economics and Management.
Being far away from your family, in a completely
new country and school / university system, can be
quite challenging. Tilburg University has several
services to assist you.
Academic Advisor
Each program at Tilburg University has an
Academic Advisor. You can contact your academic
advisor about any questions and problems that are
specifically related to your educational program.
He or she can, for example, help you with methods
of planning and study or choices for electives or
specializations, or in the event of disappointing
grades.
Dean of students / Student
Psychologist
Are you struggling with personal matters such as
illness, adjusting to university life, or domestic
problems? The ‘Dean of Students’ can help
you with more general questions or issues
unrelated to the content of your specific study
program. If you experience any personal problems
a student psychologist can help you with
information and coaching.
Dual Career Officer
Tilburg University offers athletes, sport officials,
entrepreneurs, e-gamers and performing artists
additional tutoring and sometimes financial
compensation when dual career activities cause
delays in study progress.
Do you need any help? Check this website:
www.tilburguniversity.edu/students/tutoring.
​The cost involved in studying at Tilburg University comprises both tuition
fees and cost of living. Tuition fees cover the cost of lectures and
facilities, such as the extensive university library, Wi-Fi on campus, and
symposia and other meetings. The cost of living in Tilburg is not covered
by your tuition fee. These are costs such as your rent, travel costs,
insurance, and other personal expenses.

Eligible for the statutory (EU/EEA) fee

Entering Dutch Higher Education for the first
Tilburg University receives state funding for time in or after the 2019/2020 academic year
students with European Economic Area (EEA)
citizenship. Different tuition fees therefore apply for
You can read more about the conditions of the
students that are EEA citizens and those who are
50% reduction and other exceptions and
not.
regulations at www.tilburguniversity.edu/tuitionfees.

Below is an overview of the standard tuition fees

as estimated for the academic year 2020 - 2021.
Tuition fees at Tilburg University are always for
one full academic year. It is not necessary to pay
the full tuition fee at once; you may also decide to You will find life in Tilburg relatively inexpensive
pay in installments. compared to life in other Dutch university cities,
such as Amsterdam and Utrecht. The approximate
cost of living is between € 800 and € 900 per
month. This includes (furnished) accommodation,
Program EU/EEA Non-EU/EEA
food and drink, books and readers, and insurance.
Nationals Nationals

Bachelor € 2,143 € 2,143 - Below is an approximate annual overview of the

€ 11,000 cost of living in Tilburg, but costs can vary per
person and according to lifestyle. Keep in mind
that tuition fees are not included.
Please note that all fees shown are an indication.
The definite fees for 2020-2021 will be determined
in the start of 2020 and will then be available at ww
w.tilburguniversity.edu/tuitionfees. There are Annual
exceptions to the rates mentioned above, for Expenses
example, for EEA citizens already in possession of
(Furnished) € 5,400 -
a Dutch Bachelor’s or Master’s degree.
Accommodation € 6,600

Reduced tuition fee for first-year students Food € 3,000

In July 2018 the Dutch government has decided to
Books and readers € 800
halve the tuition fees for first-year Bachelor's
students. You may be eligible for the 50% reduced Health, liability and travel € 450
tuition fee if you meet both of the following criteria: insurance

Total € 9,650 -
€ 10,850
As a student from within the EEA/EU, you have the opportunity to apply for a loan from the Dutch government
to cover the tuition fees. If you meet specific requirements, you can also apply for a loan to cover your living
costs, a free public transport card, and a supplementary grant from the Dutch government. You can find more
information on www.duo.nl (click ‘International visitor’).

Also, no additional earnings threshold applies to EU/EEA students, so you can have a paid job next to your
studies.
Tilburg University’s Immigration Office will assist Although it is easy to survive in the Netherlands
you throughout all of the immigration procedures without speaking Dutch, it is not that easy to get a
that apply to your particular circumstances. part-time job here, without some knowledge of the
Assistance for students is free of charge. However, Dutch language. There may also be restrictions
an immigration fee may apply. about how many hours you are allowed to work,
depending on your nationality. Please take this into
account when planning your finances.
Process Non- EU/EEA/Swiss
EU/EEA/non- Nationals
Swiss
Nationals

Dutch Some No
Entry visa nationalities

Dutch Yes No
EU/EEA + Switzerland
Residence No Work Permit required
Permit Hours: Unlimited

All international students will be contacted by our Non-EU/non- EEA/non-Swiss

Immigration Office, as soon as they have been
accepted for a program of study.
www.tilburguniversity.edu/education/practicalissue
s/beforearrival/immigration
(with a Dutch residence permit for
study purposes)
Work Permit required (applied for by employer)
Hours: Maximum of 16 hours per week OR full
time in June, July and August

www.studyinholland.nl/practical-matters/working-
while-studying
Dutch law requires you to have adequate
health and third-party liability
insurance. Organizing your health and liability
insurance is your own responsibility. A good place
to start is by asking your current insurer if your stay
in the Netherlands is covered by your existing
policy. If not, you will need to take out
private insurance, for which we recommend IPS or
AON.

You are also free to find your own private

insurance, but keep in mind that your policy must
meet the health and liability insurance
requirements stipulated by Dutch law. If you are
planning to find a part-time job, you might also be
required to take out Dutch public health insurance.
For more information, please see the study in
holland website.

Please note: Tilburg University cannot be held

responsible for any costs which may be incurred
during your stay in Tilburg as a result of incorrect
medical and/or liability insurance.

Diploma requirements
To be eligible for a Bachelor's program at Tilburg
University, you must have a high school diploma
which is considered equal to the highest level of
secondary education in the Netherlands. Examples
of qualifying diplomas are:
Academic IELTS: minimum score of 6.0*
(minimum 5.5 and for all components)
TOEFL Internet-based: minimum of 80*
Cambridge Certificate of Proficiency (Pass)
Cambridge Advanced (grade C)
By submitting your IB diploma or EB
Proof that you are a native speaker from
Australia, Canada, Ireland, New Zealand, the
UK or the USA

Dutch VWO
the International Baccalaureate / European
Baccalaureate
most European secondary school diplomas
which allow access to university in your own
country, such as the German Abitur, the Swiss
Matura, the French baccalauréat, or British A-
levels.
If you have a non-EU diploma, we often require an
additional year at another university before you
can start at Tilburg University. For some programs,
we offer a foundation year.
English language proficiency
It is necessary to demonstrate your English
language proficiency. You can prove your
proficiency in various different ways (see next
column)
*Different requirements apply for
- Data Science: IELTS - min 6.5; 6.0 on all parts /
TOEFL: min. 90; 21 on all parts
- Global Law: IELTS - min 6.0; 6.0 on all parts
Additional requirements
Additional entry requirements apply, depending on
the program in which you are interested. For
example, for a program in the field of economics
and management or data science, you need to
have sufficient knowledge of mathematics. For all
our programs, you will need to take part in an
application procedure, which involves writing a
motivation letter, and sometimes taking part in an
interview or writing an essay.
For a complete overview, please check:
www.tilburguniversity.edu/bachelors/admissionrequ
irements

All applicants must apply to the university through our online application system (MySAS) and register in
Studielink. To apply for a Bachelor’s program, follow these steps:

1. Choose your program - Make sure it suits your interests, skills and career goals
2. Check the program’s admission requirements and deadlines - You can see a complete overview of the
requirements and deadlines per program on our website https://www.tilburguniversity.edu/bachelors
3. Register in Studielink - Studielink is the Dutch national registration system for higher education in the
Netherlands. All prospective students need to register in this system
4. Submit your application online - You must apply online through our online application system
MySAS. You will need to fill in information about yourself and your educational background and you will
also be able to upload all your supporting documents before submitting your application.
5. Admission’s decision - For most programs, you will receive the outcome of your application within 4-6
weeks.
6. Accept your offer - If you are (conditionally) accepted, you will receive an offer. You can follow the
instructions in your offer letter to confirm your place in the program.
Would you like to know more before you
decide? Find out more about Tilburg University
and our study programs by watching a virtual
lecture, meeting us in your city, or visiting us
on campus!

There are several types of events that you can

take part in at Tilburg University. We have an
Open Day twice a year, there are Student-for-a-
day events or you can schedule an individual visit
on campus. It is also possible to meet us abroad!

Find out more at:

www.tilburguniversity.edu/education/bachelors-
programs/event-calendar

If you can’t come to our campus, you can take a

look at our virtual campus tour:
www.tilburguniversity.edu/campus-tour

Do you want to have more information about our

university or one or more specific programs? You
will find the most comprehensive and up-to-date
information on our website:
www.tilburguniversity.edu/education/bachelors-
programs

Do you have a question about a specific program?

Please use the contact details in the ‘More
information’ section of the program of your choice.
For any general queries you can contact us at
www.tilburguniversity.edu/bachelors/contact-us

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