More than 15,000 students of 100 nationalities study here and Tilburg University trains them to become TiU-shaped professionals: responsible and enterprising thinkers, driven by solidarity, a sense of responsibility, and empathy, able to have impact in an innovative way and to give direction to a rapidly changing society.
Tilburg University is made up of five schools: The School of Economics & Management, Tilburg Law School, the School of Social and Behavioral Sciences, the School of Humanities and Digital Sciences, and the School of Cahtolic Theology.
Tilburg University’s campus sits in a huge green space, compact and surrounded by beautiful wooded areas where all activities organized by students and the school take place. Scattered throughout the campus are plenty of, cybercafés, e-learning centers, and work spaces made easily accessible to students for a relaxed and motivating learning environment.
Tilburg University offers a wide variety of Master’s degree programs diving into areas such as Data Science, Psychology, Taxation, Culture & Philosophy, and many more. The Programs start in August and/or January and are aimed towards a range of individuals with different levels of experience and skill sets.
Programs at Tilburg University have been accredited by the Association To Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB International). AACSB International is one of the world’s most prestigious international accreditation associations and continues to accredit only the top business schools globally.
The accreditation reflects Tilburg University’s commitment to educational excellence and their maintained effort to refine and adapt their programs and curriculums to fit the ever-changing demands of society.
Tilburg University offers scholarships for prospective students as well as current students; however, the number of scholarships awarded is limited and mainly aimed towards students with an outstanding academic background and study results.
Tilburg University acknowledges that faith and religion are not as widespread and significant in contemporary society as they once were; however, the Tilburg School of Catholic Theology attempts to explain catholic traditions within the scope of modern society. The School also examines the spiritual needs of the individual. Tilburg University states “the study of theology is broad and profound and includes both personal and academic formation.”
