Our understanding of the universe and all modern technology is based on advances made in scientific research over approximately the last 100 years. The operation of computers and mobile phones relies fully on quantum mechanical principles, and the nature of matter in the universe has been unveiled by studies in particle physics, astronomy and cosmology.

New exciting discoveries are constantly made and will affect our future. For instance, studies on quantum information combined with the development of new materials are just about to open up the doors for quantum computing, and the analysis by artificial intelligence of big data will lead to new ways to cure disease.

The Bachelor's Programme in Science offers an interdisciplinary education that will enable you to work on the cutting edge of exciting basic research and application development in math, physics, chemistry and computer/data science.

During the first half year, all students receive a foundation in university-level math and basic programming skills. After this, they can choose a study track, with second- and third-year university-level courses offered in math, computer/data science, physics and chemistry. It is possible to either deepen the studies in one of these study tracks or to combine studies of two or three tracks to get a truly multidisciplinary education.

Study tracks:

You can select any of these study tracks according to your preferences at the beginning of your studies. The track determines which courses you should take.

• Mathematics
• Computer and data science
• Physics
• Chemistry

Application periods:

• Admission group 1:  1 Dec 2023 - 3 Jan 2024
• Admission group 2: 13 Mar 2024 - 27 Mar 2024