Graduating with a Sciences major from AUC opens doors to world-renowned universities in the Netherlands and across 38+ countries:

• Master's in the Netherlands: AUC Science majors frequently continue their studies at UvA, VU Amsterdam, Utrecht University, Leiden University, and Wageningen University. 
• Leading fields: Common graduate degree tracks and subjects include Neuroscience, Environmental Sciences, Medicine, Biomedical Studies, Physics, and Computer Science.
• Global pathways: Graduates also go on to top international universities such as ETH Zürich, Imperial College London and the University of Copenhagen.

To ensure a smooth transition to your target Master's degree, we recommend checking the official admissions pages of your preferred universities early in your studies. Because specialised research or clinical programmes often require specific prerequisite coursework or selection assessments, reviewing entry criteria early allows you to design your AUC personal study plan accordingly.

You can also explore the interactive AUC Master's Database to see the exact graduate pathways previous alumni have taken, and work alongside your academic tutor to select the precise modules, lab courses, and Capstone project needed to satisfy every requirement.

Graduating with a Social Sciences degree from AUC opens doors to world-renowned universities in the Netherlands and abroad.

• Master's in the Netherlands: AUC Social Sciences majors frequently continue their studies at UvA, VU Amsterdam, Leiden University, Utrecht University, and Erasmus University Rotterdam.
• Leading fields: Common graduate tracks and degrees include International Relations, Economics, Law, Sociology, Psychology and Political Science.
• Global pathways: Graduates go on to top international institutions such as The London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE), Sciences Po, University of Oxford, King's College London, and University College London (UCL).

To prepare for your preferred Master’s programme, we recommend reviewing the official admissions pages of your target universities early in your studies. Selective master’s tracks or specialised quantitative fields (such as advanced Economics or Psychology) may require specific prerequisite modules, research methods courses or selection assessments.

You can explore the interactive AUC Master's Database to see the exact pathways previous Social Sciences alumni have taken, and work alongside your academic tutor to select the precise coursework and Capstone research topic needed to meet entry requirements.

Pursuing a Humanities major at AUC equips you with the critical thinking, cultural insight, and analytical depth needed to enter top-tier Master’s degree programmes globally:

Graduating with a Humanities degree from AUC opens doors to world-renowned universities in the Netherlands and across 38+ countries:

• Master's in the Netherlands: AUC Humanities majors frequently continue their studies at UvA, VU Amsterdam, Leiden University, Utrecht University and Radboud University.
• Leading fields: Common graduate tracks include degrees in Cultural Studies, Literature, History, Law, Philosophy, Media & Film Studies, and Art History.
• Global pathways: Graduates go on to prestigious international institutions such as The London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE), University of Oxford, University of Cambridge, Sciences Po and University of Edinburgh.

To ensure a seamless transition into your target Master’s degree, we recommend reviewing the official admissions pages of your preferred universities early in your studies. Specialised Humanities tracks, interdisciplinary research programmes or conversion degrees (such as Law or Law & Governance) may require specific language competencies, prerequisite modules or selective admissions portfolios.

You can explore the interactive AUC Master's Database to see the exact graduate pathways previous Humanities alumni have pursued, and work alongside your academic tutor to design a personal study plan and Capstone project that satisfies every entry requirement.