Your future
As a BSc in Sustainable Bioscience you will be highly valued in today’s job market because you graduate with a unique combination of deep scientific knowledge, interdisciplinary thinking, and real-world problem-solving skills.
You will stand out because:
- You understand how biology connects to climate, food, and health. You can solve complex problems (systems thinker).
- You are ready to tackle global challenges like biodiversity loss, food security, and public health (sustainability-minded).
- You have hands-on lab work, technology, data analysis, and research experience that makes you job-ready from day one (skilled in science).
- You speak the language of science, tech, behaviour, and policy. You know how to work across these disciplines (interdisciplinary team player).
- You have intercultural experience and strong communication skills, prepared for the global job market (internationally orientated).
Master’s programmes
After your bachelor’s, you can continue your education by following a master’s programme. Some examples of master’s programmes that are available to you:
Crop Technology and Bioengineering
Maastricht University
Biobased Materials
Maastricht University
Health Food Innovation Management
Maastricht University
Biology
Radboud Universiteit Nijmegen
Science and Business Management
Universiteit Utrecht
Jobs
No matter if you start your career after your bachelor’s, subsequent master’s programme or even PhD track, you want to know what kind of jobs you can apply for.
- Researcher at a university or research institute in biodiversity, nutrition and behaviour or plant biotechnology
- Biotechnologist at a plant breeding company
- Specialist in agricultural transitions at a consultancy firm
- Project Leader for sustainable development goals at non-governmental organisations (like a nature conservation organisation)
- Science Communicator
- Policy Officer at a government ministry
- Lifestyle Advisor in Mental Health Care
- Food Product Developer at a company
