Culture, Organization and Management
By 31 May
1a: pre-registration on Studielink
If you are planning to study at the Faculty of Social Sciences at VU University Amsterdam, then you must register or pre-register with www.vu.studielink.nl by 31 May.
Pre-registration does not oblige you to take a particular programme but it is a necessary step. You are free to remove your pre-registration at any time, but it is not possible to begin on 1 September without having submitted your initial application in Studielink.
You will need your DigiD in order to apply via Studielink. You have probably already used your DigiD to log in to the Mijn IB-Groep. You will now be able to do the same for Studielink. If you do not yet have a DigiD, please remember that it can take up to 5 working days to obtain one.
More information on registration and admission (in Dutch).
Please note: VU University Amsterdam will keep you informed using the e-mail address that you enter in Studielink. Make sure you enter an e-mail address that you use regularly to ensure that you receive all of the necessary details about your registration in good time. Deadline: May 31.
Please note: In Studielink you will find the pre-Master's programme in Culture, Organization and Management in the Bachelor's section of Communication Science.
If you have a Bachelor’s degree from a university of applied sciences, you will only be admitted to the Master's in Culture, Organization and Management once you have successfully completed the bridging programme. You will be admitted to the bridging programme in Culture, Organization and Management if you hold a degree from a university of applied sciences with a study load of 240 ECTS credits (168 'old' credits) and if you have passed the assessment. Participation in the assessment is obligatory for all students with a degree from a university of applied sciences.
Please note that the courses teached within the bridging programmes will be in Dutch. Therefore, non-Dutch speaking students cannot enter the bridging programme.
You can read more about applying for a pre-Master’s assessment in step 2.
