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8 Bachelor's degrees in Biology in Netherlands

Molecular and Biophysical Life Sciences
Molecular and Biophysical Life Sciences at Utrecht University offers you a close-knit community and excellent guidance. This includes introductory activities during the first two weeks of your studies, as well as personalized support from a mentor

Animal Sciences
Whether it’s food production, companionship, sports, or nature conservation, you’ll study how animals contribute to our society and well-being. Ready to turn your passion into impact? Join the Animal Sciences programme from Wageningen University and Research!

Biology
Do you want to know how climate change affects biodiversity? Or how to improve the diagnosis and treatment of diseases? Are you fascinated by evolution, the human brain, plant genetics, and ecology? Then the Bachelor's programme in Biology at Radboud University is what you are looking for.
Maastricht Science Programme
The global society is facing complex challenges in diverse areas such as energy, life sciences, nutrition, materials and the transition to a more sustainable economy. Maastricht Science Programme is offered at Maastricht University.
Life Sciences (Liberal Arts and Sciences)
Join this Life Sciences (Liberal Arts and Sciences) programme offered by Erasmus University College.
Nanobiology
The Nanobiology at Erasmus University Rotterdam focuses on the interactions between molecules, cells and organisms, based on fundamental principles of physics.
Biology
The Biology degree programme at University of Groningen offers a wide choice of specializations that you can major in. During the first semester you will follow a broad based programme, after which you can make your definitive choice.
Nanobiology
This Bachelor’s degree Nanobiology programme at Delft University of Technology (TU Delft) gives you the best of both worlds. TU Delft has joined forces with Erasmus University Rotterdam to bring you this unique programme. Develop methods and techniques to identify heart failure before it leads to diseases, or develop a microscope that helps analyse vital molecules in living cells.