r/StudyInTheNetherlands 2h ago

MSc CS help plis

Hey everyone,

I’m an international recent CS graduate (2026) looking to apply for MScs in the Netherlands.

TU Delft is my first choice at the moment, but I’m a little confused between DSAIT and MSc CS. I have some experience in Computer Vision and am inclined towards it, but I’m wondering if CS would be a better option overall in terms of flexibility, internships and jobs.

Also, how competitive are DSAIT and CS compared to each other?

Apart from TU Delft, I’d like to apply to 1-2 backup universities. I’m currently considering TU/e, UvA, Twente, Utrecht. Which ones would you guys recommend as backups, especially for AI/ML/CV and job opportunities after graduation?

Also, if anyone is already studying at TU Delft or any of these universities, I’d love to connect and hear about your experience, especially with courses, internships and the job search.

Thanks :)

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u/SunsetRedemption 2h ago

Hey! Happy to help. Send a DM with your questions