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Informatics Institute Informatics Institute

Bachelor programmes

Inspiring the next generation with stare-of-the art knowledge and skills

The three bachelor programmes are taught in Dutch, although most educational material is provided in English. The bachelor programmes are embedded in the College of Informatics (CoI) and is led by Rob Belleman.
Director of the College of Informatics (CoI)
Our mission is to equip students with the skills and knowledge needed to tackle the complex challenges of the digital age. By combining a diverse and supportive learning environment with research-driven teaching, we foster innovation and prepare students to become future leaders in informatics.

The College of Informatics encompasses three bachelor programs, each laying the foundation for an academic or professional career in a knowledge-based and data-rich environment:

Computer Science - Addressing all aspects of computer systems and networks, from theory to application.

Computer Science (Informatica)

Artificial Intelligence - Understanding and building learning computers and applications.

Artificial Intelligence (Kunstmatige Intelligentie)

Information Studies - Studying key factors involved in the development, application, distribution and impact of ICT.

Information Studies (Informatiekunde)

Bachelor theses

The Faculty of Science maintains a website with a database of students' theses.

Bachelor theses

20 years Faculty of Science

The past, present and future of Informatics. Interview with bachelor student computer science Florine de Geus and computer scientist Andy Pimentel. Version in English or Dutch.

The past, present and future of Artificial Intelligence. Interview with information scientist Arnoud Visser and master student Janne Spijkervet. Version in English or Dutch.

The past, present and future of Information Studies. Interview with programme director for Information Science Jacobijn Sandberg and student Yunus Demir. Version in English or Dutch.