Composing your curriculum - study programme (revision)

Composing your curriculum

• Information for students Bachelor 1 with a first full-time standard learning track
• information for students Bachelor 2 and 3, Masters and personalised learning tracks (GIT): 

The complete study programmes can be found in the study guide; 
For students with a GIT: all information on how to compose your personalised learning track and the regulations on study progress monitoring;
Below you will find the supplementary information per study programme (study programme, study programme revisions, transitional measures, ...) which you need to compose your curriculum. After that, you can submit your curriculum in OASIS.

Supplementary information (study programme, study programme revisions and transitional measures)

• African Languages and Cultures (.pdf, in Dutch)
• Archaeology (.pdf, in Dutch)
• History
• Gender and Diversity (.pdf, in Dutch)
• Art History, Musicology and Theatre Studies (.pdf, in Dutch)
• Moral Sciences (.pdf, in Dutch)
• East European Languages and Cultures (.pdf, in Dutch)
• Oriental Languages and Cultures (.pdf, in Dutch)
• Linguistics and Literature (in Dutch)
• Applied Language Studies (.pdf, in Dutch)
• Philosophy (.pdf, in Dutch)

Master of Science in Teaching

The two-year Master of Science in Teaching started in academic year 2019-2020. It replaces the teacher training programme and is followed by students who want to become teachers.

The decree for reinforcement of the teacher training programme stipulates that 15 ECTS credits of the teaching component of the Master of Science in Teaching can be offered as an elective package in the preceding bachelor's programme. Students who have followed this package in the bachelor can go straight to the Master of Science in Teaching.