Science Postgraduate Degrees in the Netherlands

...such as antibiotic resistance and nitrogen fixation in our soils? These are all demanding challenges that modern society faces. And it’s our priority to find solutions... Learn about: Biological Chemistry, Writing Skills, Cell Biology...

...produce crops in a stable way? How to develop treatments for age-related diseases or infections? How to find solutions to emerging problems... Learn about: Cell Biology, Biological Chemistry, Writing Skills...

...(Theoretical Physics, 2011). You’ll be working with leading international researchers in advanced laboratories. The Physics department has strong ties with Chemistry... Learn about: GCSE Physics, Particle Physics, Medical training...

...Are you interested in the molecular mechanisms behind major health problems, such as cancer, diabetes and Alzheimer’s? What about their impact on antibiotics or food production?... Learn about: Writing Skills, Cell Biology, Modern society...

...means you’ll be highly valued both in and out of the classroom. With a science teaching degree, you can get involved in improving science education... Learn about: GCSE Physics, Medical training, Particle Physics...

...(Theoretical Physics, 2011). You’ll be working with leading international researchers in advanced laboratories. The Physics department has strong ties with Chemistry... Learn about: GCSE Physics, Particle Physics, Medical training...

...their working methods and their facilities such as the LaserLaB. Personal guidance plays an important role in the Master’s programme. You’ll remain in... Learn about: Medical training, Particle Physics, GCSE Physics...

...Our alumni have gone on to work in the knowledge-based sector (Philips, Philips Medical Systems, ASML, Océ, TNO, ESA), the financial sector... Learn about: GCSE Physics, Medical training, Particle Physics...

...is designed to equip you to become the next generation of scientists who are eager to understand the causes of cancer and develop novel diagnostic and therapeutic modalities...

...Translating from fundamental to clinical, you will link pathophysiological properties to symptomatology and treatment outcomes. Translating from clinical to fundamental...

...specialise either in Pure or in Applied Mathematics, or to opt for the Educational specialisation to get your science teacher degree. Each specialisation has suggested tracks... Learn about: GCSE Mathematics...

...Amsterdam gives you the opportunity to approach AI not only from a technical perspective – focusing on the understanding, analysis and development of novel... Learn about: Cognitive Science, Artificial Intelligence, Cognitive Psychology...

...And you’ll conclude the programme with your Master’s thesis project. This could involve desk research (e.g. hydrological modelling) or research incorporating field measurements... Learn about: IT risk, Quality Training...

...Bioinformatics and Systems Biology is a joint degree programme from VU Amsterdam and the University of Amsterdam (UvA). The programme teaches you to combine... Learn about: Systems Biology, Cell Biology, Bioinformatics and Systems Biology...

...– Teaching Biology (Dutch only). The societal specialisations will make you well prepared and well equipped for a scientific function that lies outside... Learn about: Public Health, Medical training, Communication Training...

...full-time programme You will start the programme with a research specialisation in Immunology, Infectious Disease or Neurobiology. After the first year of research... Learn about: Medical training, Public Health, Communication Training...

...to conduct scientific research in the field of medical microbiology and to critically assess the results of microbial research. You will also choose... Learn about: Public Health, Medical training, Communication Training...

...Scientific Writing in English, Study and Career and Ethics in Life Sciences. Immunology Summary With a specialisation in Immunology, you will have a broad... Learn about: Communication Training, Public Health, Medical training...

...You will choose relevant specialisation courses, and later your first internship, in line with your chosen specialisation. There are three compulsory courses... Learn about: Medical training, Public Health, Communication Training...

...policymaker, advisor or manager in the field of international public health at a university, research institute, government ministry, industry... Learn about: Medical training, Communication Training, Public Health...