The Amsterdam Law School is one of the largest law faculties in the Netherlands and the number one European School in the research area of Law. The Amsterdam Law School has 3 internal areas of expertise: Criminal law, Private law, and International law.

The FMG is Europe's largest educational and research institution in the field of Social and Behavioural Sciences. The faculty is divided into 7 departments including but not limited to: Anthropology; Communication Science; Human Geography; Political Science; Psychology, and Sociology.

At Economics & Business, teaching and research are shared between the Amsterdam Business School (ABS) and the Amsterdam School of Economics (ASE). Together they cover a variety of fields, including economics, data science, business analytics, econometrics, finance, and entrepreneurship.

IXA supports researchers in making an impact and advises companies and non-profits in collaborative research and impact efforts. As the Knowledge Transfer Office for Amsterdam Universities, IXA also plays a crucial role in driving the transition of academic and practice-based research and knowledge into groundbreaking innovations.

UvA Ventures Holding BV utilizes scientific innovations and expertise from the University of Amsterdam (UvA), ensuring their accessibility to the market and society through company establishment or participation. This is in line with UvA's valorization objective.

Caempus supports students, researchers and academics to grow their tech or science based business ideas into impactful companies of the future.

Combining education, research and entrepreneurship, the Law Hub is the place where students, researchers and teachers come together with external partners to advance societal justice.

Analytics for a Better World empowers nonprofits by utilizing analytics to address humanitarian and societal challenges, contributing to the achievement of Sustainable Development Goals.

Enactus educates, inspires, and supports young people to use innovation and entrepreneurship to bring positive social and environmental impact.

The Inequality Knowledge Center stimulates and facilitates knowledge development in the field of inequality in the Amsterdam Metropolitan Area, with the aim to tackle it. It is a joint initiative of the Municipality of Amsterdam, the UvA, VU, HvA and Inholland.

Master Challenge links students, teachers, and organisations, bridging the gap between education and practice. Through this platform, lecturers integrate companies’ real-life challenges to their courses.

On openresearch.amsterdam, research, knowledge and innovation about Amsterdam and the metropolitan region is collected and shared. This allows researchers, policymakers and other stakeholders to share, innovate and collaborate.

SustainaLab brings together innovating businesses, scientists and young talent focused at different areas of sustainability. It aimes at fostering collaboration, knowledge-sharing and innovation for a cleaner and healthier future cleaner and healthier future.

Room for Discussion is the interview platform of the University of Amsterdam. We organise interviews with professors, entrepreneurs, economists, politicians, philosophers, CEOs and journalists to discuss relevant economic topics and recent events.