Maastricht University · Maastricht, Netherlands
Digital Society looks at how technology such as AI, social media and virtual worlds shapes people, politics, business and the planet. Year 1 covers the digital economy, digital politics, the history of ICT revolutions and digital cultures, alongside hands-on skills in digital technologies. Year 2 adds data analysis, big data, AI and society, research methods and digital regulation. In Year 3 you spend 30 credits on a minor, internship or exchange, then write a thesis. Teaching uses Problem-Based Learning in small groups. Graduates move into master’s study, tech consulting, policy and data roles. You graduate with a Bachelor of Arts (BA).
| Country | Netherlands |
| City | Maastricht |
| Language | English |
| Apply via | Studielink |
| Places | No cap |
| Entry | Open entry |
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