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Logic
The Logic programme of the University of Amsterdam enjoys a strong international reputation as an excellent research training programme. Graduates of the programme frequently move on to become key players in the international logical research community.

Chemistry
The Chemistry programme of the University of Amsterdam is a joint degree with Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, and provides you with a highly qualified background of theory and practice in chemistry and sufficient specialisation in a specific field.

Theoretical Physics (Physics and Astronomy)
Einstein, Bohr, Feynman, Hawking... Theoretical physics has captured the imagination for many generations. The two-year Physics and Astronomy - Theoretical Physics programme of the University of Amsterdam, a joint degree with VU Amsterdam, offers education and training from researchers of one of Europe's leading institutes in this challenging and exciting field.

Stochastics and Financial Mathematics
The Stochastics and Financial Mathematics programme of the University of Amsterdam is a research oriented two-year Master's programme in mathematics offering courses at a high mathematics level. Its close ties with the financial and consultancy sector in Amsterdam are unique in the Netherlands.

Science for Energy and Sustainability (Chemistry)
The Chemistry - Science for Energy and Sustainability programme of the University of Amsterdam is an two-year interdisciplinary track within the Master's programmes Chemistry and Physics and Astronomy. It combines ‘hard’ scientific research with the analysis of societal issues, business models and government regulations.

Astronomy and Astrophysics (Physics and Astronomy)
The two-year Physics and Astronomy - Astronomy and Astrophysics programme of the University of Amsterdam, a joint degree with the Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, provides you with thorough training in both the observational and theoretical aspects of modern astronomy and astrophysics.

Information Studies
The Information Studies programme of the University of Amsterdam studies a broad and interdisciplinary field, primarily concerned with the analysis, collection, classification, manipulation, storage, retrieval and dissemination of information.

Quantum Computer Science
The Quantum Computer Science course from University of Amsterdam will suit you if you have a strong taste for physics, mathematics or computer science.

Earth Sciences
The Master’s Programme in Earth Sciences at the University of Amsterdam focuses on Earth system processes, and the interactions of humans and ecosystems within the Earth system.

Mathematics
In this two-year, research-based Mathematics programme at the University of Amsterdam you deepen your mathematical knowledge by specialising in a mathematical area of your interest. You may also study related disciplines such as Physics, Logic, Econometrics and Computational Science from a mathematical perspective.

Science for Energy and Sustainability (Physics and Astronomy)
Science for Energy and Sustainability (SfES) is an interdisciplinary track within the UvA Master's programmes Chemistry and Physics and Astronomy. The Physics and Astronomy - Science for Energy and Sustainability programme is offered by University of Amsterdam.

Green Life Sciences (Biological Sciences)
The Biological Sciences - Green Life Sciences programme from University of Amsterdam focuses on the interaction of plants with their abiotic and biotic environment. You will study fundamental and applied aspects of molecular biology, cell biology, chemical ecology, physiology, biotechnology, plant breeding, phytopathology and the plant microbiome.

Environmental Management (Earth Sciences)
In the Earth Sciences - Environmental Management programme from the University of Amsterdam, students will learn to combine knowledge on the management of geo-ecological systems using inter-disciplinary approaches. Study systems include managing nature reserves, establishing urban green centres, and revitalising degraded landscapes.

Data Science (Information Studies)
The Master of Science in Information Studies - Data Science at the University of Amsterdam is designed to equip students with essential skills in a data-driven world. This full-time or part-time programme spans 12 months, allowing students to delve into the complexities of data science and its applications across various sectors.

Chemistry of Life (Chemistry)
The Chemistry - Chemistry of Life program at University of Amsterdam will focus on aspects of chemistry related to living systems, such as the role of enzymes in organic chemistry, biomolecular simulations, and biotechnological approaches in industry.

General Biology (Biological Sciences)
The Biological Sciences - General Biology programme of the University of Amsterdam is designed for students who do not wish to restrict their focus to one subject in the field of biology. Your study may cover topics such as the molecular mechanisms of a virus or the population dynamics of African elephants.

Molecular Sciences (Chemistry)
The Chemistry - Molecular Sciences programme of the University of Amsterdam, a joint degree programme with the Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, covers areas in chemistry that traditionally are associated with organic and inorganic chemistry, catalysis, physical chemistry and theoretical chemistry.

Computational Science
In the Computational Science programme of the University of Amsterdam you learn to develop computational models based on observations and data from physical, social, earth, economic and life sciences. In this joint degree of UvA and VU Amsterdam you can specialise in topics offered by both universities.

Biophysics and Biophotonics (Physics and Astronomy)
In the two-year track Physics and Astronomy - Biophysics and Biophotonics from the University of Amsterdam, you will use the language of physics to explore the secrets of life processes. This Master's track was formerly known as Physics of Life and Health.

Physics and Astronomy
The MSc in Physics and Astronomy at UvA explores fundamental questions about the universe, bridging theory and real-world applications. You will develop advanced analytical, empirical and computational skills, with opportunities to specialise in fields from complex systems to astroparticle physics.