You will be skilled at suggesting relevant interventions based on evidence from empirical epidemiologic population studies. You will also be able to communicate effectively with a variety of stakeholders in the field of Health Sciences. Finally, you will contribute to a multi- or interdisciplinary approach to health problems, health promotion and healthcare in a national or international context.
Tackle the complex health challenges of the future
What can you do after your Master's degree?
Find a challenging job in a Health Sciences field
The qualities you have developed during the Health Sciences Master’s programme are relevant for a wide variety of positions.
Your career prospects after graduation depend on your personal preferences and acquired skills and experience.
With excellent analytical skills, a comprehensive overview of the healthcare system and specialised knowledge and skills, you will be a valuable asset to many employers in the healthcare sector.
Become a researcher at a university, applied research institute, governmental institute, or the (food) industry.
You may choose to pursue a career as a health insurance policy officer with a health insurer, a disease prevention policy officer at a branch of the Municipal Health Services, a communication advisor on health issues, and more.
You can also put your skills to work as a teacher, epidemiologist, health advisor or consultant.
Or you pursue your PhD
With a Master’s degree in Health Sciences, you will have the relevant knowledge and skills to pursue a career in a wide variety of positions. Or, you can decide to continue expanding your knowledge and apply for a Ph.D. position.
Where did our students end up?
Want to apply for Health Sciences?