After your Bachelor's in University College Tilburg: Liberal Arts and Sciences
Upon completion of the Liberal Arts and Sciences program, you will receive an internationally recognized Bachelor of Arts (BA) or Bachelor of Science (BSc) degree from University College Tilburg. The degree awarded depends on the major you have chosen.
This Bachelor’s degree allows you to apply for admission to a Master's program at Tilburg University or any other research university in the Netherlands or abroad. Most students pursue a Master's degree after graduating from their three-year Bachelor's degree - before starting their career - as is common in the Netherlands.
Accessible Master's programs with a major in Business and Economics
With a specialization in Business and Economics, you are eligible for the following
(Research) Master's programs at Tilburg University
- MSc Accountancy (ENG)
- MSc Research Master in Business (ENG)
- MSc Economics (ENG)
- MSc Research Master in Economics (ENG)
- MSc Finance (ENG)
- MSc Global Management of Social Issues (ENG)
- MSc Information Management (ENG)
- MSc International Management (ENG)
- MSc Marketing Management (ENG)
- MSc Organization Studies (ENG)
- MSc Strategic Management (ENG)
- MSc Supply Chain Management (ENG)
Some Liberal Arts and Sciences graduates have continued with a Master's program elsewhere, either in the Netherlands or abroad. Please note that some of the following Master’s programs were only accessible if students had successfully completed one or more additional courses.
The Netherlands
- MSc Business Administration – University of Amsterdam
- MSc Economics – University of Amsterdam
- MSc Finance & Investments – Erasmus University Rotterdam
- MSc Forest and Nature Conservation – Wageningen University
- MSc Human Resource Management – University of Groningen
- MSc International Economics and Business – Utrecht University
- MSc Management of Innovation – Erasmus University Rotterdam
- MSc Strategic Entrepreneurship – Erasmus University Rotterdam
- MSc Strategic Management – Erasmus University Rotterdam
- MSc Sustainable Business and Innovation – Utrecht University
Abroad
- MA Philosophy & Economics – University of Bayreuth (Germany)
- MA International Humanitarian Action – Bochum Ruhr-Universität (Germany) and Uppsala University (Sweden)
- MSc Economic and Social Sciences – Bocconi University Milan (Italy)
- MSc Environmental Economics and Management – University of Agricultural Sciences Uppsala (Sweden)
- MSc Fashion, Design and Luxury Management – Grenoble School of Management (France)
- MSc International Marketing and Brand Management – Lund University (Sweden)
- MSc Mechanical Engineering – Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (Germany)
Accessible Master's programs with a major in Law in an International Context
With a specialization in Law in an International Context, you are eligible for the following
(Research) Master's programs at Tilburg University:
- LLM European Union Law
- LLM International Business Law
- LLM International Law and Global Governance
- LLM Law and Technology *
- MSc Data Science: Business and Governance (ENG)
- MSc Victimology and Criminal Justice (ENG)
- MSc Labour Law and Employment Relations (ENG)
- MSc Public Governance (ENG)
Some Liberal Arts and Sciences graduates have continued with a Master's program elsewhere, either in the Netherlands or abroad. Please note that some of the following Master’s programs were only accessible if students had successfully completed one or more additional courses.
The Netherlands
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LLM Globalization and Law – Maastricht University
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LLM International and European Law – University of Amsterdam
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LLM Law and Politics of International Security – VU University Amsterdam
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LLM Law (several tracks) – VU University Amsterdam
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International Migration and Refugee Law
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Transnational Legal Studies
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LLM Law: Transnational Legal Studies – VU University Amsterdam
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LLM Public International Law – Utrecht University
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MA International Relations – Leiden University
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MA Research Master Modern History and International Relations – University of Groningen
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MSc Information Studies – University of Amsterdam
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MSc Research Master in Public Administration and Organizational Science – Utrecht University
Abroad
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LLM Law: Human Rights Law – Bristol University (United Kingdom)
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MA European Studies: Governance and Regulation – Bonn University (Germany)
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MA Global Studies – Ghent University (Belgium)
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MA Intelligence & International Security – King’s College, London (United Kingdom)
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MA International Studies and Diplomacy – School of Oriental and African Studies London (United Kingdom)
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MA Political Economy of European Integration – Berlin School of Law and Economics (Germany)
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MA/MSc in International and World History – Columbia University/London School of Economics and Political Science (USA/United Kingdom)
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MPhil International Relations and Politics – Cambridge University (United Kingdom)
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Those students who have an interest in following the Master’s program Law and Technology, are recommended to take two of the following courses in preparation for the program:
620252 – GLB: Civil Procedure and Dispute Resolution;
620253 – GLB: Constitutional law;
620266 – GLB: Obligations and Contract Law I;
620267 – GLB: Obligations and Contract Law II;
620277 – GLB: Tort Law.
Global Law Bachelor courses (GLB) have special admission requirements:
a. Non-GLB students can take a maximum of 2 global law courses;
b. these courses need to be taught in the same year;
c. non-GLB students cannot take first year courses.
On the basis of this information, the Board of Examiners of Humanities offers the student a provisional advice. Subsequently, the student needs to apply for admission into the Global Law course by sending a grade list, motivation and the provisional advice of the Board of Examiners to anja.vanvalen@tilburguniversity.edu. It is the management of GLB that takes the final decision about the admission. Please take into account that GLB allows a maximum of 5 LAS students in each course.
Accessible Master's programs with a major in Social Sciences: Human Behavior
With a specialization in the Social Sciences: Human Behavior, you are eligible for the following
(Research) Master's programs at Tilburg University:
- MA Culture Studies (several tracks):
- MSc Communication and Information Sciences
- MSc Data Science: Business and Governance
- MSc Human Resource Studies
- MSc Organization Studies
- MSc Social Psychology
- MSc Sociology
- MSc Victimology and Criminal Justice
- MSc Global Management of Social Issues (several tracks):
- Politics, Policy and Societal Development
- Organizing for Global Social Challenges
- People Management for Global Social Challenges
- Research Master in Social and Behavioral Sciences
- Research Master in Individual Differences and Assessment
Some Liberal Arts and Sciences graduates have continued with a Master's program elsewhere, either in the Netherlands or abroad. Please note that some of the following Master’s programs were only accessible if students had successfully completed one or more additional courses.
The Netherlands
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MA History: Holocaust and Genocide Studies – University of Amsterdam
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MSc Business Administration (several tracks) – University of Amsterdam
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MSc Environmental Sciences: Sustainable Development – Utrecht University
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MSc Health Economics, Policy and Law – Erasmus University Rotterdam
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MSc Interdisciplinary Social Science: Social Policy and Public Health – Utrecht University
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MSc International Development Studies – Wageningen University
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MSc International Relations and Diplomacy – Leiden University
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MSc Psychology (Dutch) – University of Groningen
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MSc Psychology: Health and Social Psychology – Maastricht University
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MSc Research Master Cognitive and Clinical Neuroscience – Maastricht University
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MSc Research Master Migration, Ethnic Relations and Multiculturalism – Utrecht University
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MSc Research Master Social Psychology – VU University Amsterdam
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MSc Research Master Sociology of Culture, Media and the Arts – Erasmus University Rotterdam
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MSc Sociology (several tracks) – University of Amsterdam
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MSc Sociology: Governance of Migration and Diversity – Erasmus University Rotterdam
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MSc Youth Studies – Utrecht University
Abroad
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MA Critical Gender Studies – Central European University Budapest (Hungary)
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MA Gender Studies – Linköping University (Sweden)
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MA International Relations: International Peacekeeping – University of Birmingham (United Kingdom)
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MA Peace and Conflict Studies – Marburg University (Germany)
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MA Public Health: Health Promotion and Prevention – University of Bremen (Germany)
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MSc Environment and Development – London School of Economics and Political Science (United Kingdom)
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MSc International Social and Public Policy – London School of Economics and Political Science (United Kingdom)
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MSc Sociology – Masaryk University Brno (Czech Republic)
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MSc Urban Regeneration and Management – University of Liverpool (United Kingdom)
Accessible Master’s programs with a major in Arts and Humanities: Past – Present – Future
With a specialization in Arts and Humanities: Past – Present – Future, you are eligible for the following (Research) Master's programs at Tilburg University:
- MA Christianity and Society
- MA Communication and Information Sciences
- MA Culture Studies (several tracks):
- MA Philosophy (several tracks):
- MA Research Master in Language and Communication
- MSc Victimology and Criminal Justice
Some Liberal Arts and Sciences graduates have continued with a Master's program elsewhere, either in the Netherlands or abroad. Please note that some of the following Master’s programs were only accessible if students had successfully completed one or more additional courses.
The Netherlands
- MA History – University of Amsterdam
- MA History of Society: Global History and International Relations – Erasmus University Rotterdam
- MA International Relations – Leiden University
- MA International Relations in Historical Perspective – Utrecht University
- MA Media Culture – Maastricht University
- MA Media Studies: New Media Culture – University of Amsterdam
- MA Research Master Historical, Literary & Cultural Studies – Radboud University Nijmegen
- MA Research Master in Cultures of Arts, Science and Technology – Maastricht University MA Research Master in Ancient History – Leiden University
- MSc History and Philosophy of Science – Utrecht University
Abroad
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MA Anthropology – Tallinn University (Estonia)
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MA Europaeum Programme: European History and Civilization – Leiden University, Université Paris (France) and the University of Oxford (United Kingdom)
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MA Heritage Management – Kent University and AUEB in Athens (UK and Greece)
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MA History – Aarhus University (Denmark)
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MA International Relations and Diplomacy (Dutch) – Antwerp University (Belgium)
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MLitt/MTh Religion, Literature & Culture – University of Glasgow (Scotland)
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MSc Contemporary History – University of Edinburgh (Scotland)
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MSc European Studies: Ideas and Identities – London School of Economics (UK)
Accessible Master’s programs with a major in Cognitive Neuroscience: Brain and Cognition
With a specialization in Cognitive Neuroscience: Brain and Cognition, you are eligible for the following
(Research) Master's programs at Tilburg University:
- MA Research Master Language and Communication
- MSc Communication and Information Sciences:
- MSc Research Master in Individual Differences and Assessment
- MSc Research Master in Social and Behavioral Sciences
Some Liberal Arts and Sciences graduates have continued with a Master's program elsewhere, either in the Netherlands or abroad. Please note that some of the following Master’s programs were only accessible if students had successfully completed one or more additional courses.
The Netherlands
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MSc Artificial Intelligence – Radboud University Nijmegen
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MSc Cognitive Neuropsychology – VU University Amsterdam
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MSc Cognitive Neuroscience – Radboud University Nijmegen
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MSc Neuroeconomics – Maastricht University
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MSc Neuropsychology – Utrecht University
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MSc Neuroscience and Cognition – Utrecht University
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MSc Neurosciences – VU University Amsterdam
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MSc Philosophy of Neuroscience – VU University Amsterdam
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MSc Research Master Behavioral and Cognitive Neurosciences – University of Groningen
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MSc Research Master Cognitive and Clinical Neuroscience – Maastricht University
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MSc Research Master Cognitive Neuroscience – Leiden University
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MSc Research Master Neuroscience – Erasmus University Rotterdam
Abroad
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MSc Brain Imaging and Cognitive Neuroscience – University of Birmingham (United Kingdom)
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MSc Clinical, Social and Cognitive Neuroscience – University of London (United Kingdom)
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MSc Cognition in Science and Society – University of Edinburgh (United Kingdom)
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MSc Cognitive Neuroscience: Mind, Brain and Wellbeing – University of Skövde (Sweden)
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MSc Cognitive Science – University of Trento (Italy)
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MSc Interdisciplinary Neuroscience – Goethe University Frankfurt (Germany)
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MSc IT and Cognition – University of Copenhagen (Denmark)
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MSc Neuroscience – University of Oxford (United Kingdom)