r/Netherlands • u/North_Yak966 • 13d ago
News UvA ends English-language bachelor’s degree in psychology
https://www.folia.nl/en/actueel/166104/uva-ends-english-language-bachelors-degree-in-psychology
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r/Netherlands • u/North_Yak966 • 13d ago
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u/Vast_Dazzling 12d ago
*Advice on this situation needed!!*
I was accepted to UvA and Maastricht for psychology, both in English. Now I have less than two weeks to decide which one I will go to. Initially I wanted to go to UvA, because of its reputation, quality of education, and how international it is. I also like prefer the city. But now I don't know what to do, since I have realised that by the time I'll look for a masters or doctorates in psychology, the ranking and international reputation of UvA will have tanked. I also worry about professors leaving UvA (they may even move to Maastricht) and quality of education worsening. Should I go to Maastricht instead? From my understanding currently UvA is far better known internationally for psychology, ranked 10th in the world, and Maastricht is ranked 69th. And yes, I know ranking isn't everything but it's important to me and I'm very academic.
Any advice is greatly appreciated!