About 70% of students acquires a position in an academic context within six months after they finished the Research Master's programme Human Movement Sciences.
After completion of the programme, graduates are qualified to work as well-versed researchers with an independent work attitude, capable of successfully completing a PhD trajectory if aiming for a career in academia, or contributing to R&D in industry or other non-academic institutions. They can tackle timely research questions in the multidisciplinary realm of human movement sciences as well as in fundamental and applied clinical disciplines.
The majority of graduates enters a career in (inter-)national academic research institutions or R&D units in industry, health care or sports.