BSc Honours Programme
The BSc Honours Programme is a supplementary programme of 30 credits. Within the BSc Honours Programme you are given the opportunity to further develop your talents and interests both within as well as outside your study domain. There is one Honours Programme for the entire university. This allows you to work with students from other study programmes. It will help you to look at particular cases from various perspectives. You get the chance to work in a team, do research, meet inspiring lecturers, experience a summer school, study abroad, meet with leaders in industry and set and realize personal targets.
For who?
For the BSc Honours Programme we are looking for first year BSc students who are motivated, have the eagerness to learn, are curious, have good grades and make good progress in their study.
What does the programme look like?
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Topsector Chemistry Student Competition won by BSc Honours students
This video is about the NWO Topsector Chemistry Student Competition 2016 and is produced by Blue Media.
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NWO Topsector Chemistry Student Competition won by HIP of BSc Honours students 2019
News
- Rector Magnificus of WUR, Prof. dr. Arthur Mol, and Teun de Nooijer open Introduction course BSc Honours Programme
- HIP Honours in WUR Student Challenge Urban Greenhouse
- HIP NanopLESStic Team of BSc Honours students in Holland Chemistry Student Competition final
- HIP Good Gut in finals Holland Chemistry Student Competition 2018
- BSc Honours students write booklet on organic food
- Honours Programme HIP group 'Promise and Perils of Ecotourism for Sustainable Development' has published a brand new magazine!
- Honours HIP group 2017 made a clip about the theme ''Cityscapes''
- "Science of Beer" MOOC made by BSc Honours students
- BISC-E: international student challenge for biobased products and processes
- WUR Student Challenge to accelerate protein transition
- Jordanian molecular biologist, Dr. Rana Dajani in WUR