Data Science and Artificial Intelligence are rapidly transforming our world, influencing everything from entertainment and gaming to transportation and virtual assistants. If you enjoy tackling complex challenges and are curious about how data and AI can drive informed decision-making, this bachelor's program is designed for you. You will gain hands-on experience through practical projects and teamwork, developing essential skills to contribute to the future of technology.
Graduates of the Data Science and Artificial Intelligence program are well-prepared for a variety of roles in the rapidly growing fields of AI and data science. The program equips students with in-demand skills for both national and international job markets.
Please note that no rights can be derived from the tuition fee guide. For precise and current fee information, it is essential to consult the official Maastricht University Tuition Fee Guide for the relevant academic year.
Information about specific accreditations and recognitions for this program is available on the Faculty of Science and Engineering's pages.
Tuition fees vary based on your nationality. EU/EEA students typically pay a statutory fee, while non-EU/EEA students pay a higher institutional rate. For precise figures, consult the Maastricht University Tuition Fee Guide.
To apply, first apply for the UM Study Programme, then check the specific academic and English language admission requirements on the Maastricht University website. Prepare and submit all required documents as instructed.
Applications for the September intake open from 1 October 2025. For specific deadlines, please refer to the Maastricht University website for the Data Science and Artificial Intelligence program.
Graduates are well-prepared for roles such as AI Specialist, Data Scientist, IT Professional, and Researcher in both national and international job markets.
Yes, Maastricht University offers UM Scholarships based on academic excellence, engagement, and financial need. You must first apply for the study program and can only apply for one UM scholarship.
The program utilizes Problem-Based Learning (PBL), which involves hands-on learning, teamwork, and collaborative problem-solving in small groups to encourage active participation and critical thinking.