Program Overview

Introduction to the Bachelor's in Psychology

The Bachelor's in Psychology at the University of Twente is a future-focused program that explores the human psyche in a modern context. This English-taught program trains students as future-focused psychologists, equipping them with a solid foundation in classic psychology and the ability to apply this knowledge in practical projects and solutions for current societal issues.

Program Details

• Language: The program is offered in both English and Dutch tracks.
• Duration: The program lasts for 3 years.
• Start Date: The program starts on September 1, 2026, and September 1, 2027.
• Location: The program is located in Enschede.
• Numerus Fixus: The English track has a numerus fixus of 250 spots, while the Dutch track requires mandatory matching.
• Type of Degree: The program leads to a Bachelor of Science degree.
• Croho Code: 56604.
• Accreditation: The program is accredited by the NVAO.

Why Study Psychology at UT?

• From Individual Care to Societal Impact: The program goes beyond traditional therapy and helping people with problems, focusing on understanding and using human behavior and thinking to tackle societal challenges.
• Dutch or English: Students can choose between the Dutch and English tracks, with the English track being fully taught in English and the Dutch track including a mandatory matching activity.
• Programme with a Personal Touch: The program is known for its personal and informal education style, with an open-door policy and individual attention and guidance for students.

Career Opportunities

After completing the Bachelor's in Psychology, graduates have excellent job opportunities, especially if they complete a master's program. Potential career paths include:

• Clinical psychologist
• Health policy adviser
• Behavioural scientist
• Addiction expert
• Safety coordinator
• Mediator
• Organisational psychologist
• Educational consultant
• eHealth project manager
• Career coach
• Usability specialist
• Teacher in higher education

Study Programme

The Bachelor's in Psychology combines psychological knowledge with a practical and future-focused approach. Students learn about classic psychology, such as clinical psychology, personality theory, and social psychology, and apply this knowledge in practical projects and solutions for current societal issues. The program content is the same in both the English and Dutch tracks, with the difference lying in the application process.