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Thesis Fair 2026

The Computer Science department from the Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam is organising the Thesis Fair 2026. This networking event offers a unique opportunity for organisations to engage with talented students and discuss internship opportunities.

The Department of Computer Science annual Thesis Fair, connects students with research organisations and industry partners offering internships and graduate project opportunities. 

Open to students from all bachelor’s and master’s programmes within the department, the Thesis Fair is designed to create meaningful connections between academia and industry. With over 2,500 students in our programmes, around 850 graduates each year, and approximately 600 attendees at the Thesis Fair, the event provides an excellent platform for students to explore career opportunities, gain insight into real-world projects, and connect directly with professionals from both industry and research organisations.

Our goal is to help students find a thesis project that matches their interests and ambitions, while enabling organisations to connect with talented and motivated future graduates. Participating in the fair is free

Date: Tuesday, 27 October 2026

Time: 13:00 – 17:00 

Location: VU Campus, Research Building

Does your company want to participate? 

Contact us via internship.event.beta@vu.nl

Department of Computer Science

Within the Department of Computer Science we aim to educate and inspire the next generation of computer scientists, conduct groundbreaking research to address real-world challenges, and contribute to technological and societal advancements on a global scale.

Our research focuses on comprehending the principles, mechanisms, and technologies essential for creating and implementing advanced information-processing systems. This can be divided in five research areas: artificial intelligence, bioinformatics, computer systems and security, sustainable digital society and theoretical computer science.

Education

In the VU's Computer Science department, we train students to become critical and socially engaged academics in a "connected world", where multiple disciplines work towards solutions for complex questions. Students explore the critical academic, theoretical, practical, and technological aspects of their field of study in a balanced programme. Our programmes are research-driven and offer challenging assignments in many areas.

FAQ for organisations

  • Which programmes are participating?

    All programmes of the Department of Computer Science are participating. Those are two bachelor’s programmes: BSc Computer Science and BSc Artificial Intelligence. And five master’s programmes: MSc Computer Science, MSc Artificial Intelligence, MSc Computer Security, MSc Bioinformatic and Systems Biology, MSc Information Science.

    All students can attend the event. However, it is mainly for students who are in their final year of their programme.

  • How can I join the event?

    Send an email to internship.event.beta@vu.nl and we will contact you as soon as possible.

  • What are the project guidelines?

    Students who find an interesting challenge at Thesis Fair must adhere to the rules and regulations of their programme. For example, it is essential that their supervisor at your organization and from the VU (or UvA) agree on the project. Bachelor projects typically last three or four months, while MSc projects generally take about six months.

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