Your analytical mind and problem-solving skills will make you a valuable asset for all kinds of employers. In turn, you’ll enjoy job flexibility, freedom, autonomy and the satisfaction of contributing to tomorrow’s society.
Professional mathematicians work in fields as diverse as research, education, business, finance, technology, data science, healthcare and many other sectors, in positions as modellers or analysts, for instance.
If passing on your knowledge to the next generation is something that inspires you, then you can choose the Education Specialisation to get a science teacher degree. Due to the shortage of certified science teachers and the fact that our economy is knowledge-based, your skills will be highly valued both inside and outside the classroom, for example as content creator for online platforms.
To have a look at stories of professional mathematicians in the job market, check https://www.mathness.nl/ (in Dutch).