Nowadays, more and more universities offer joint programmes as an important tool in the internationalisation and cooperation within the higher education area. 

In joint programmes, curricula are developed and offered jointly by several international higher education institutions.

By bundling this expertise, students gain valuable insights into current academic approaches from different academic and (inter)national perspectives.

The advantage of this is that there is a wider range of specialisation options in complementary focus areas that cannot be covered in local degree programmes.

As a student on a joint programme, you will complete your studies at at least two of the participating universities and in many cases you will be awarded a jointly awarded degree (double, joint or multiple degree).