Radboud University Nijmegen is a public university with a strong focus on research located in Nijmegen, the Netherlands. It was established on 17 October 1923 and is situated in the oldest city of the Netherlands.

Education
Radboud University has seven faculties and enrols over 19.900 students in 112 study programs (37 bachelor's and 75 master's programs).

As of September 2013, the university offers 36 international master’s programs taught in English and several more taught in Dutch. There are two bachelor's programs taught fully in English: International Economics & Business and International Business Administration. All other bachelors are in Dutch, although most of the required literature is in English. Some exams, papers and even classes may be in English as well, despite the programs being Dutch-taught. All master’s programs have been internationally accredited by the Accreditation Organization of the Netherlands and Flanders (NVAO).

Radboud University offers study programmes on many levels and across almost all scientific fields.
 

• Bachelor's programmes
• Master's programmes
• Exchange programmes
• Radboud in'to Languages (UK)
• Radboud Summer School
• Radboud Honours Acadamy (talent programme)
• PhD programmes

Research
Radboud University’s research contributes explicitly and conscientiously to expanding the limits of knowledge in the interests of society as a whole. Not only do research results contribute to international scientific debate and the increase of knowledge, they are also important for national and regional development. Radboud University has a good reputation for generating spin-offs.

Research Themes

• Astronomy
• Brain and cognition
• Chemistry
• Children and parenting
• Genetics and cellular biology
• Health
• History and archaeology
• Humanities
• Informatics and the digital world
• Language and communication
• Law
• Mathematics
• Nature, environment, climate
• Physics
• Society, economics and politics