The following master's programmes start in February 2020:

• Biosystems Engineering
• Biotechnology
• Biology
• Environmental Sciences
• Forest and Nature Conservation
• Plant Biotechnology
• Plant Sciences

Please note that there are different application deadlines if you wish to be eligible for a scholarship, please check the website.

All master's and online master's programmes start in September 2020.

You can submit a request for enrolment in Studielink.

Application deadlines campus programmes

Please note that there are different application deadlines if you wish to be eligible for a scholarship, please check the website.

Application deadlines online programmes

The following master's programmes start in February 2021:

• Biosystems Engineering
• Biotechnology
• Biology
• Environmental Sciences
• Forest and Nature Conservation
• Plant Biotechnology
• Plant Sciences

Please note that there are different application deadlines if you wish to be eligible for a scholarship, please check the website.

The admission requirements for the master's apply to all MSc programmes of Wageningen University. Individual programmes may have specific requirements in addition to the general requirements.

Enrolment in a MSc programme at Wageningen University requires:

1. A bachelor's degree (or equivalent) in a field of science relevant to your selected programme.

2. Sufficient quality of the bachelor's degree as shown by an average unweighted mark of at least 7 (Dutch system) or the international equivalent of the required quality as determined in the

    International credentials evaluation guideline

3. Fluency in English, both written and spoken. Information for:

   • Dutch nationals
   • EU nationals
   • Nationals outside EU/EFTA

A Bachelor's degree (or equivalent) in Dutch or English (or a certified English translation).

Students in the final year of their bachelor's programme may also apply for admission prior to graduation. The Academic Committee on Admissions can tentatively admit students based on a transcript of their academic records and the expected date of graduation.

Please also upload your master's degree if obtained.

Make sure this document is uploaded and accepted before the application deadline. This is not applicable if you have not graduated yet.

An official transcript of records of your bachelor in Dutch or English with your name, logo and official stamp of your university. Please upload an official transcript of records with your marks obtained so far if you have not graduated yet.

Please also upload a transcript of records of your master's if obtained.

Make sure this document is uploaded and accepted before the application deadline.

A sufficient English language proficiency test result. In some cases you can be exempted from submitting an English proficiency test. Please see below if you are exempted:

When you do not meet one of the exemptions, you need to submit sufficient result of an English proficiency test as per the requirements. Be aware that there are two different levels. Please check which level is applicable for the programme(s) you apply for.

For more information:

• Dutch nationals
• EU nationals
• Nationals outside EU/EFTA

Make sure this document is uploaded and accepted before the application deadline.

Explaining why you wish to enrol in the chosen programme(s) and, if applicable, an indication of the programme’s practical value to your profession (one page maximum and in English).

Make sure this document is uploaded and accepted before the application deadline.

A typed Curriculum Vitae or brief personal history (in English).

Make sure this document is uploaded and accepted before the application deadline.

NB: You can submit any document in English or Dutch that may enable the Academic Committee to better judge your application, such as a summary of your Bachelor Thesis report (two pages maximum). Papers should include contact details of your academic supervisor (if available) or an official letter of recommendation from your professor or employee.