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If you have obtained or will obtain a diploma or degree certificate from a Dutch educational institution, please follow the steps below to apply for this programme.

Contact details 

If you have any questions throughout the application process, please don't hesitate to contact the programme: csp-iis-science@uva.nl.

Application process for applicants with Dutch prior education

  • 1. Check the deadlines

    To apply for this Master’s programme you will need to register in Studielink before May 1 AND fill out the UvA application form through DataNose, even if you have not completed your Bachelor’s programme yet.

    Start your application procedure on time

    Registrations in Studielink and DataNose and getting all documents ready will take several days. Therefore, we recommend to start the application procedure at least a week before the deadline. Since Studielink registrations have just recently opened for this programme, we will be lenient towards students who have registered through Studielink but haven’t been able to send in the UvA application form and attachments immediately afterwards.

    Deadlines

    Starting in September 30 April 23:59

    Deadline with a UvA Scholarship 

    Please note that if you want to apply for a UvA Scholarship, other deadlines for application to the Master's programme apply.

  • 2. Check entry requirements

    All students holding an academic Bachelor's degree can apply for the programme (see overview below for examples). Admissibility depends on the composition of the programmes and the type of courses, academic level, motivation and grade point average. Candidates for the programme should show an interest in both social and natural sciences and should be able to demonstrate sufficient knowledge in mathematics and computing skills.

    These requirements have to be demonstrated by grade transcripts including: 

    • Programming (minimum of 10 EC) 

    • Calculus, linear algebra, probability theory and / or statistics (minimum of 10 EC). 

    • Courses in social and/or behavioral sciences (minimum of 10 EC)  

    This Master’s programme is particularly relevant for students who have completed one of the following programmes:  

    • BSc Computational Social Science (UvA) 

    • BSc Bèta-gamma (UvA) 

    • BSc Future Planet Studies (UvA) 

    • BSc Politics, Psychology, Law and Economics (UvA) 

    • BSc Psychobiologie (UvA)

    • Bsc Biomedische wetenschappen

    • BSc Science, Business and Innovation (VU) 

    • BSc Technische Bestuurskunde (TU Delft) 

    • BSc Economics and Mathematics (track: Mathematics, Economics and Policy) (UU) 

    • University College or Liberal Arts & Sciences (any university)  

    Depending on your choice of electives, you might meet the entry requirements. If you have any questions please contact the admissions board.

    We will also consider students that (slightly) deviate from the requirements as formulated above. We emphasize motivation in all such admissions and require a statement on motivation as a part of the admissions procedure. 

  • 3. Official registration in Studielink
  • 4. Activate your UvAnetID

    Within 48 hours after submitting your enrolment application in Studielink, you will receive an email with your UvAnetID and an email with instructions for the next step of the application process. You need your UvAnetID to continue with your application. Follow the instructions in the email to activate your UvAnetID as you will need it to complete your UvA application.

  • 5. Submit your UvA application form

    Only after activating your UvAnetID, you can submit your UvA online application via DataNose.

    Please make sure to upload the required documents in PDF format. Applicants who (will) hold more than one academic degree must merge copies of both (or more) academic transcripts into one PDF.

    In DataNose we expect you to upload the following documents:

    1. A self-written motivation letter in English (max. 500 words)
    2. Your Curriculum Vitae in English
    3. A copy of your Bachelor’s degree certificate (in case you are planning to finish your Bachelor after the application you are asked to upload a certified copy once you have finished your Bachelor. In that case, upload a list of courses of your final year).
    4. An official transcript with all courses followed and grades/marks obtained 
    5. An abstract of your Bachelorthesis/project (max. 200 words)

    Please make sure you have uploaded all the required documents, as you can’t add any more documents after submitting.

    If you have any questions about the required documents as a student with a Dutch degree, please contact csp-iis-science@uva.nl

  • 6. Wait for admission decision

    As soon as you have submitted the (sufficiently) complete online form in DataNose, your application file will be acknowledged. It differs per programme how long it takes before you are informed via email about the decision on admission. However it will not take longer than 6 weeks. An admission will always be conditional as we must still verify your documents (consult step 8).  You can track the status of your admission using the checklist in DataNose

    Based on the contents of your application file you hear whether you are:

    1. Directly eligible: you receive an admission letter with instructions for further processing of your admission.
    2. Not eligible: you receive a letter with a reason for the rejection.

     

After (conditional) admission

  • 7. Accept or decline offer

    If you are conditionally admitted to the Master’s programme you will receive an admissions letter by means of email. In the letter you will find a link to DataNose to accept or decline your place in the programme. This has to be done within two weeks. If you have questions about this, please contact the Education Desk.

  • 8. Submit certified documents

    If you are conditionally admitted please consult DataNose for details on which exact documents are required and when and how to send them.

  • 9. Request student ID card

    A student ID card is a personal card which serves as proof of identity for examinations or borrowing library books. After admission, you will receive instructions on how to request your student ID card.