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You and the Faculty of Humanities

The Faculty of Humanities provides a wide range of Bachelor’s and (research) Master’s degrees, as well as an interdisciplinary Bachelor’s degree in Philosophy, Politics & Economics (PPE).

All education in the Faculty of Humanities is personal: students work in small groups, allowing a lot of interaction with fellow students and teachers. Within the Bachelor's and Master's programmes there is plenty space for individual choice and development, and students have the opportunity to apply their knowledge in a societal context. Academic challenges, active teaching methods and high-quality supervision are important elements of an education in the faculty, with current world issues and the major scientific questions playing an important role.

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  • Prospective students

    Would you like to study at the Faculty of Humanities? Read more information for pre-students. Are you interested in studying PPE? Read more about the interdisciplinary Bachelor’s degree Philosophy, Politics & Economics (PPE)

  • Extracurricular activities

    When you’re not busy studying, why not join a study association, or enjoy one of the many cultural, sporting and social activities? Read more about our extracurricular activities.

    So why would you join a study association? First and foremost, it’s the best choice to enrichen your time as a student. In an association you will combine activities regarding your discipline with conviviality. You’ll get to know your fellow students intensively, and be part of the community, while always being able to meet people at their social rooms. You can also participate in many events like parties, excursions, and guest lecturers. There are also many practical benefits to being a member, like discounts on all your study books.

  • International student ambassadors

    Have a question for a current student? Curious about everyday life in Amsterdam, from our campus to the food, music and events going on throughout the city? Want to know how much homework you will have each night, or how the Dutch educational system differs from your own? Ask one of our VU Ambassadors! They would love to answer your questions by sharing their personal experiences of living and studying at VU Amsterdam.

  • Student council

    If you are interested in discussing issues related to education and in helping to make decisions on such issues, then why not become a member of the student council?

  • Graduation and pickup moments

    Here you will find all information about graduation ceremonies.

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