With a Master’s degree in Communication and Information Studies: Dialogue, Health and Society, you will demonstrate that you know how to analyse real-life interactions in a theoretically sound way
You will also possess the knowledge of and skills for translating these insights to the health domain and designing, monitoring, and evaluating dialogue practices in this area. Additionally, you will be able to critically reflect on dialogue theory and practice and put them in a broader societal perspective.
Upon graduation, you will have unique knowledge of how and to what purposes professionals and clients, patients and citizens act in the context of real-life conversations about health, and how to facilitate and support these interactions.
Want to know where former students ended up? Then read the stories of Lisah van Dam and Lieve van Hengel.