Dutch Studies (BA)
Continuing your studies
If you wish to continue your academic education after your bachelor’s, the next step is a master’s degree (MA) at a Dutch or international university. And there may be no better place for your further master’s study than Leiden University!
Master's programmes
After completing the Dutch Studies bachelor’s programme, you can continue with a master’s programme at Leiden University. Upon successful completion, you will earn the title Master of Arts (MA). Below is a selection of master’s programmes that Dutch Studies graduates commonly pursue at Leiden University. Some programmes are one-year master’s, while research master’s are two-year programmes. ICLON (Leiden University Graduate School of Teaching) offers one- and two-year programmes.
One-year master’s
- MA Neerlandistiek / Dutch Studies specialisations: Neerlandistiek / Dutch Studies; Dutch linguistics; Modern Dutch Literature
- MA Media Studies
- MA International Relations
Research master’s (two-year programmes)
A master’s or teaching qualification (one- or two-year programmes)
Student story: Will
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Watch the video on the original website orWill is studying the bachelor's programme in Dutch Studies. What's next? Maybe a master’s in Media or in the Dutch Language. Watch the video to see his personal story and development over the years.