26 Computer Science Degree Programs in Netherlands

Regardless of whether you want to work as a data scientist, data analyst or machine learning and AI specialist, the demand for experts in Data Science and Artificial Intelligence is very high. Are you considering taking part in this adventure? If you enjoy solving problems and have a logical way of thinking, then come and follow our bachelor’s programme in Data Science and Artificial Intelligence.

Information technology has changed our lives drastically. Imagine a life without smartphones, laptops or the Internet. This programme will teach you about solving social problems and making smart, user-friendly and secure digital tools.

Use your fascination for computers and technology to impact business and society. Are you fascinated by computers, the science behind them, and what you can do with them? Do you enjoy programming, or are you eager to get started with it? Would you like to study computer science, while also gaining expertise in other essential fields, such as electrical engineering or business information technology?

During the Bachelor of Computer Science program, you will learn to speak and understand the language of computers. You will investigate the logic on which computers are based and gain insight into a variety of programming languages. You will learn how computer networks share information efficiently and securely and explore the nature of the interaction between computer and user. You will study the hardware of computers but also subjects like linear algebra, software design, web technology, algorithms, intelligent systems, and databases.

Become a computer scientist who can solve the biggest challenges of tomorrow’s digital society by designing and developing more secure, scalable, and efficient ICT systems. Nowadays, we can work, learn, communicate, shop, and play at a click of a button because computer science has made it possible. There is a rising demand for computer science professionals who can tackle tomorrow's digital society challenges. Can you design an efficient countermeasure to protect web servers from security breaches and denial-of-service attacks?

As a computer scientist, you think of clever new ways to optimize the performance of all sorts of computers. The bachelor’s program in Computer Science teaches you how to achieve that through software. We prepare you for a career as for example software developer, security specialist, app developer, high-performance computing specialist, and more.

Specialise in image data analysis and automating visual inspections with artificial intelligence with Computer Vision and Data Science course from NHL Stenden University of Applied Sciences. Using machine learning, deep learning, computer vision, mathematics and programming you develop a skillset for developing and optimising machine-learning algorithms and datasets to meet customer specifications

Develop your skills in digitalisation, data science and programming hardware with this bachelor of science degree. You’ll explore programming languages, hardware platforms, robotics and AI as well as develop essential skills for communicating and working in teams in a multidisciplinary setting.

The MSc in Computational Cognitive Science is unique in its combination of artificial intelligence, cognitive science and modeling, language & speech technology, and computational neuroscience. Also, our faculty is the home of the 2016 Nobel Prize Winner in Chemistry, Ben Feringa, and the Nobel Prize winner in Physics, Frits Zernike.

MSc in Economics and Business with a Specialisation in Data Science and Marketing Analytics combines theory and practice from computer science, marketing, economics, and statistics in such a way that the potential of Big Data and AI can be used successfully to create greater value for consumers and firms. It offers our students a thorough understanding and knowledge of a wide range of techniques that can all handle the large and heterogeneous data sources that are prevalent in many modern business settings.

This master's programme offers stimulating, significant and innovative research at an internationally renowned institute and combines theoretical, experimental and applied approaches.

How do you develop safe apps for mobile phones? How do you produce 3D images of an MRI scan? How do you program a computer system to find the quickest travel route? We are becoming increasingly dependent on computers, but they cannot work without us either! After all, someone has to tell them what to do. That requires people who enjoy devising ever-smarter solutions and innovations. Computing scientists design, improve and implement the software and computer systems that businesses and our social life cannot do without.

Be part of a program with excellent reviews! Awarded 'Top Rated Program' label (Higher Education Guide 2017), and awarded best master's degree program AI in the Netherlands according to Elsevier, the MSc in Artificial Intelligence offers challenging graduation projects for the students. Also, our faculty is the home of the 2016 Nobel Prize Winner in Chemistry, Ben Feringa, and the Nobel Prize winner in Physics, Frits Zernike.

How can we develop secure and robust software? How can we teach computers to see? How can we make our software easily adaptable to new tasks? How do we improve learning by computers? If you find these questions fascinating, you should choose the Master's degree program in Computing Science in Groningen. This program deals with both the theoretical and the practical aspects of computing.

How can you develop an autonomous car? How does a computer recognize speech or emotions? How can software and devices be aligned to the way humans think? In the international Bachelor's degree program in Artificial Intelligence, you will study intelligence and develop 'intelligent' and user-friendly products. This international degree program focuses on human thinking, artificial thinking (computers, robots), and behavior in social systems (e.g. group behavior). You will study the underlying processes in order to predict or simulate behavior.