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Explore the influence of our genetic code on behaviour and health

Genes in Behaviour and Health (research master)

The Genes in Behaviour and Health Research Master’s programme equips you with the theoretical basis, methodological proficiency and research practices needed to pursue an academic research career.

Most graduates from the programme therefore continue to pursue a career in scientific research. Of course, a career in biotechnology-oriented sectors, focused on health or medical technology, is also a great opportunity.

Curious about personal experiences? Please scroll down to read the testimonials of our alumni or click here to visit our alumni page.

What can you do after your Master's degree?

Start your career

Most graduates from the Genes in Behaviour and Health Research Master’s programme continue to pursue a career in scientific research, and take a PhD position at a university, either in the Netherlands or abroad. Others find roles as researchers at national or international applied research institutes.

Outside academia, you could start a career in biotechnology-oriented sectors focusing on health or medical technology. You could work as a consultant, researcher or big data analyst.

Want to apply for Genes in Behaviour and Health?

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