European Studies is a unique multidisciplinary bachelor focusing on Europe and European integration. We study the multifaceted challenges of today’s Europe in a wider, global context, combining historical, political, legal, economic and cultural insights.
Shape the future of work and create healthy, sustainable and inclusive workplaces. Develop and evaluate interventions, apply a biopsychosocial approach, and use evidence-based strategies to improve employability, well-being, and workplace policies.
Discover the science behind movement, health, and performance. In this master’s, you’ll explore how exercise and nutrition impact the body—from patients to athletes. Choose between two specialisations: Health & Rehabilitation or Sports & Nutrition.
Healthcare is facing rising demands and limited resources. In this master’s, you’ll learn to design innovative solutions, manage health services, and lead transformations for sustainable, equitable care.
Learn to understand (un)healthy behaviour and how environments can influence health. This master’s equips you with the tools to change behaviour for better health. You'll design, implement, and evaluate health interventions using Intervention Mapping.
Healthcare faces complex challenges and digital solutions play a key role. In this master's, you’ll gain the expertise to bridge healthcare, data science, and technology. You’ll lead organisational change and facilitate the digital transformation in care.
Stand in the middle of policy making. This unique master’s prepares you to shape evidence-based health policies and strengthen public health governance. All to lead the transformations of public health systems and to become a future health leader.
Broaden your perspective, challenge assumptions, and critically assess policies in global health. Rethink health challenges and explore how local and global dynamics shape health. Gain the skills to address health inequities and make a meaningful impact.
Epidemiology studies the patterns, causes, and effects of diseases in populations. It forms the backbone of public health. This one-year master’s trains you in study design, data analysis, and research communication—preparing you to improve public health.
From gene to health—explore biomedical challenges at every level. Learn from real-life cases, hands-on lab practicals and a full-year internship. Choose of six biomedical specialisations and gain the skills for a successful career in research.
