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What could your life as a student in Amsterdam look like? More information on this website: Amsterdam, a global city - Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam
Yes! VU Amsterdam is located just outside the city centre of Amsterdam, but close to Station Amsterdam Zuid and the A10 motorway. This means that you can get to VU Amsterdam in no time at all, and you can also be in the centre of Amsterdam in no time. Trains run to Station Zuid from all over the country, and in the future there will be even more. But you can also get to VU Amsterdam quickly by bus, tram and metro. So wherever you're coming from, our university is always easy to reach.
If you are considering the Master MPA programme at the Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam and are currently still completing your Bachelor's degree, you may want to explore the Minor Global Health at the VU. This minor offers insight into complex societal and policy challenges in health and healthcare, giving you a taste of topics that are relevant to the MPA programme. It can be a useful way to discover whether this field matches your interests before making your study choice.
Check whether you meet the programme requirements on our website: Master's Management, Policy Analysis and Entrepreneurship in Health & Life Sciences - Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam
In general, most VU Master's courses use a combination of assignments, papers, presentations, and exams. The exact balance varies by course. In many courses, assignments account for a substantial part of the final grade, while some courses also include a written exam. Overall, you can expect a mix of exams and assessments with interim deadlines.
Yes, it is possible to complete your second internship (year 2) in another country, subject to approval by the programme. Some students pursue international internships, which can provide valuable professional and intercultural experience.