MSc in Population Studies in Netherlands at RUG Netherlands

These are the international student eligibility for the MSc in Population Studies in Netherlands

Holders of a bachelor's degree in 'Sociology', 'Social Psychology', 'Epidemiology', 'Global and Public Health', 'Nutrition and Health', 'Cultural Anthropology', 'Gerontology, 'International Relations', 'Development Studies', 'Statistics', 'Economics' and 'Liberal Arts and Sciences' from any research university (inter)nationally are expected to have the thematic knowledge required to start the degree programme. However, they should also meet the knowledge minimum with regard to statistics and research methods skills to be admitted to the degree programme.

Students with a Dutch or foreign certificate of higher education that indicates that they have knowledge, understanding and skills at the level of a university Bachelor's degree and who can demonstrate the following specific knowledge, understanding and skills will be admitted to the degree programme: a) knowledge of the subject of Population Studies at the level of holders of a certificate from the Bachelor's degree programme in 'Human Geography & Urban and Regional Planning' b) knowledge representing 10 ECTS in statistics courses or the student's statistical knowledge should be equivalent to that, shown by active knowledge of at least variance, association and correlation measures, chi-square tests, univariate and multivariate linear regression, the basics of matrix algebra and the basics of integration & differentiation. We assume that this includes some experience with EXCEL and with using statistical software programmes, such as SPSS, STATA and R.

You also need to have: Recommendation Letter, Motivation Letter, Transcripts and CV.

These are the domestic student eligibility for the MSc in Population Studies

Holders of a bachelor's degree in 'Sociology', 'Social Psychology', 'Epidemiology', 'Global and Public Health', 'Nutrition and Health', 'Cultural Anthropology', 'Gerontology, 'International Relations', 'Development Studies', 'Statistics', 'Economics' and 'Liberal Arts and Sciences' from any research university (inter)nationally are expected to have the thematic knowledge required to start the degree programme. However, they should also meet the knowledge minimum with regard to statistics and research methods skills to be admitted to the degree programme.

Students with a Dutch or foreign certificate of higher education that indicates that they have knowledge, understanding and skills at the level of a university Bachelor's degree and who can demonstrate the following specific knowledge, understanding and skills will be admitted to the degree programme: a) knowledge of the subject of Population Studies at the level of holders of a certificate from the Bachelor's degree programme in 'Human Geography & Urban and Regional Planning' b) knowledge representing 10 ECTS in statistics courses or the student's statistical knowledge should be equivalent to that, shown by active knowledge of at least variance, association and correlation measures, chi-square tests, univariate and multivariate linear regression, the basics of matrix algebra and the basics of integration & differentiation. We assume that this includes some experience with EXCEL and with using statistical software programmes, such as SPSS, STATA and R.

You also need to have: Recommendation Letter, Motivation Letter, Transcripts and CV.

These are the test eligibilities for the MSc in Population Studies to qualify.

The international student tuition fees and costs for MSc in Population Studies in Netherlands.