Bachelor of Science [B.S] [Management, Society and Technology] From University of Twente

6 Reasons to start this Programme

The Bachelor's Management, Society and Technology at University of Twente (UT) is different to other public administration Bachelor's degrees:

• You will get a close-up view of rapid technification of our society. You will become a ?societal engineer? equipped to design innovative solutions to complex challenges in fields such as public health, security, economy and sustainability.

• You will study at a leading international university of technology and work alongside some of the world?s leading researchers on the cutting edge of technology and society.

• You will benefit from a unique, future-oriented educational model, in which you will apply theory in practical assignments and exciting team projects.

• You will learn to team up with experts representing other disciplines and cultures, thanks to our multidisciplinary, international profile.?

• As a student at the most entrepreneurial university in Europe, you will be surrounded by ambitious students and staff who are keen on pushing boundaries.

• The University of Twente?s High Tech Human Touch philosophy brings out the very best both in technology and in people. Choosing this Bachelor's programme is a choice for both professional expertise and intensive personal development.

Careers

With a Bachelor's degree in Management, Society & Technology you will be at the forefront of understanding the impact technology has on our society. This means you will rank among the most forward-looking players in the public arena. You will be uniquely equipped to design solutions for creatively and boldly facing the societal challenges of our time.

A wide variety of career opportunities will open up to you, from leadership and public administration to research and consultancy. These are just some of the societal domains you can work in:

• Water, energy and sustainability

• Public affairs and e-government

• Safety, security and cybercrime

• Policy in science and technology

• International emergency relief and cooperation

• Healthcare