How students find their own way: our orientations

Students are given room to find their own way, in line with their interests and ambitions, and to contribute to society in their own way. There is no fixed route: combining orientations enriches their studies.

Research: For students who want to become interdisciplinary researchers who push boundaries and can explain why this matters.

Society: For students who want to apply scientific knowledge to complex societal challenges. They look beyond their own expertise, collaborate with organisations, governments and citizens, and learn to listen to what a community needs.

Entrepreneurship: For students who want to translate creative ideas into solutions that create sustainable value: through initiatives of their own, by renewing existing organisations or by reforming policy. We encourage an entrepreneurial attitude: innovation begins with an independent-minded perspective and the curiosity to do things differently.