An internationally oriented university with a rich academic tradition, nestled within the City of Talent – that’s the University of Groningen. Established in 1614, the university has produced many striving academics, such as the first female student, the first Dutch astronaut, and various Nobel Prize winners. Along with its rich history, it also has a strong international reputation – you’ll find that the university holds top positions in international ranking lists. 

Over the years, many award-winning researchers have emerged from the Faculty of Science and Engineering. There’s a broad spectrum of disciplines and research strengths, ranging from nanomaterials to astronomy, mathematics to pharmacy, neurosciences to computer science, and more.

Advanced degrees in science and engineering at a Top 100 university