As a graduate in Computational Science, you are equipped with a unique combination of skills in mathematical modelling, programming, and scientific problem-solving. Where other graduates may know how to apply a tool, you understand why it works, and how to improve it.
As organisations increasingly rely on computational methods to support research and decision-making, you will be in high demand across sectors, from healthcare and engineering to finance and technology, depending on your specialisation.
Graduates work in industry, research institutes, government and consultancy, at organisations ranging from university research labs and medical centres to companies such as Google, ING, KPMG, Deltares and Nationale-Nederlanden, as well as public organisations including the Dutch Ministry of Finance.