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136 Bachelor's degrees in Social Sciences in Netherlands

International Sociology
Focus on the dynamics between individuals, groups, and society in International Sociology. What makes societies different, and what connects them? Study themes such as migration, cultural differences, poverty, and inequality while connecting them to politics and policy.

American Studies
How could the same country elect Obama and Trump? Why is American culture as creative and dynamic as it is? How can Americans be so proud of their diversity, but also conflicted about it? Sounds interesting? Then American Studies is perfect for you!

Health, Cognition and Behavior
What does it really mean to be healthy, not just physically, but mentally and socially too? In the Health, Cognition and Behavior degree from University College Roosevelt, you explore the science behind human well-being.

Digital Culture and Society
In the international Bachelor’s program Digital Culture and Society (Culture Studies), you focus on digital culture and media within our increasingly globalized world. Through different research angles on our online identities, community-building, and interactions with (social) media, you study how tech-driven innovations and globalization influence our way of living.

International Business Communication
Today’s society faces multiple complex challenges at the global level, where language, culture, and communication play a crucial role.

International Sociology - Social Risks in a Changing World
Focus on the dynamics between individuals, groups, and society in the International Sociology - Social Risks in a Changing World course at Tilburg University.

Global Sustainability Science
How can we find a way for both human beings and nature to thrive alongside each other on our rapidly changing planet? How can we mitigate the effects of climate change, and use our energy and resources in a sustainable way? Examine sustainability issues from different perspectives, at the local, regional, and global levels and learn how to take action towards greener and more equitable future.

Cognitive Science and Artificial Intelligence
Can a computer understand how you feel? Could AI think like a human? In this Bachelor’s program, you’ll explore the foundations of building intelligent technology that learns, reasons, and interacts like we humans do. Combine theory with hands-on practice in Machine Learning and Deep Learning, while also addressing the social and ethical challenges that come with creating smart systems.

Econometrics and Economics
This Econometrics and Economics programme at Erasmus University Rotterdam provides you with a broad understanding of how economics works and with tools to analyse economic problems.

International Facility Management - Social Innovation
In this International Facility Management - Social Innovation course at Breda University of Applied Sciences (BUas) you learn how to contribute to big social challenges, such as social inequality and food security by actually doing things.

Liberal Arts and Sciences - Cognitive Neuroscience and Behavior
Join the Liberal Arts and Sciences - Cognitive Neuroscience and Behavior course offered at Tilburg University and explore how the human brain shapes thought, emotion, and behavior.

European Public Health
This European Public Health programme from Maastricht University helps you explore health and healthcare from a European perspective and discover how the EU shapes policies and addresses issues like ageing populations and cross-border epidemics.

Econometrics and Operations Research
Learn how to use mathematical and statistical models to tackle real-world challenges in business, finance, and the public sector. Think of smarter planning in healthcare, more efficient product flows, or improved crowd movement at festivals. The Bachelor's program in Econometrics and Operations Research provides you with a solid foundation in data analysis, modeling, and smart decision-making.

Tourism Management - Social Innovation
There is a growing need for social innovators who look at social change with a unique perspective and approach. In this Tourism Management - Social Innovation course at Breda University of Applied Sciences (BUas) you learn how to contribute to big social challenges, such as social inequality and food security by actually doing things.

Economics and Business Economics - Undergraduate Pathway Programme
This one-year (2-semester) programme offers successful students the opportunity to progress to universities in the Netherlands. Learn more at the Economics and Business Economics - Undergraduate Pathway Programme from OnCampus Amsterdam at University of Amsterdam to prepare for admission in the bachelor's programme.

Information and Communication Technology
From cyber security to network design, from web and media design to generative AI and Smart Industry. Choose the Information and Communication Technology course from Fontys University of Applied Sciences.

Economics and Business Economics
How do societies tackle major challenges, how can companies stay both responsible and profitable, and what keeps financial markets stable? In the Bachelor’s programme in Economics and Business Economics you will discover how Accounting, Finance and Economics provide the tools to analyse and anticipate today’s complex realities.

International Tourism Management
Holidays, business trips, trips around the world... As a tourism manager, your job is to put together trips, make smart purchasing decisions and establish contacts all around the globe. The degree in International Tourism Management at Tio Business School: your boarding pass to the future.

Communication and Multimedia Design
With the Communication and Multimedia Design degree from NHL Stenden University of Applied Sciences you explore the many aspects of design and develop your own portfolio of work, giving you a headstart in your career.

International Sociology - Culture in Comparative Perspective
Focus on the dynamics between individuals, groups, and society in the International Sociology - Culture in Comparative Perspective course at Tilburg University.